In a recent display of appreciation, the Speedway Fire Department has warmly acknowledged the significant contributions of one of its own. They took to social media to celebrate the career of Battalion Chief Jeff Hartman of B Shift, honoring his 31 years of steadfast service to both the department and the town of Speedway. Hartman has been a central figure not simply in firefighting but also as a contributor to civic life, including a stint as a town council member and molding young minds as a coach for the junior high school.
His tenure has been marked by a dedication to serving deeply rooted in the local community, extending well beyond the blaze-battling duties his role demands. The Facebook post announcement not merely extends gratitude but encapsulates a career filled with community engagement. “Jeff has been a devoted resident of the town not only as a firefighter but also as a former town council member and coach for the junior high when his kids attended,” the department’s recognition outlined. This dual role of public servant and community pillar showcases an individual who has consciously intertwined his professional and personal journeys with the fabric of his hometown…