Walt began as a young man “simply elated to be hired to drag hoses, climb ladders, and cut holes in roofs.” Forty years later, he had led three public safety organizations across two states.
Twice selected through nationwide searches to become the first externally appointed chief of a century-old department, he served as Fire Chief of the Sacramento Fire Department, the Amador Fire Protection District, and the City of Sparks Fire Department, building trust, strengthening culture, and leading transformational change.
M.S., Executive Fire Service LeadershipNFA Executive Fire Officer ProgramNaval Postgraduate School Executive LeadershipExecutive education: Harvard, Cornell, Yale
Every rung, bottom to top
1987FirefighterAmerican River Fire Protection District
On the lineUp through the ranksEngines, ladders, and roofs
2000–2014Captain to Assistant ChiefSacramento Metropolitan Fire District
2014–201821st Fire ChiefSacramento Fire Department
2018–2023Fire ChiefAmador Fire Protection District
2023–202614th Fire ChiefCity of Sparks Fire Department
A title may provide authority, but only trust allows someone to truly lead.