The City of Keller is set to honor some of its bravest at the upcoming City Council meeting. On January 20, the community will witness the ceremonial swearing-in of new and elevated public safety officials, a celebration of commitment and service at Keller Town Hall. Among those being recognized are Charlie Skaggs, set to become the new Keller Fire-Rescue Chief, along with his deputies, who are rising through the ranks.
Details about the ceremony were shared on Keller Public Safety's social media platforms, inviting residents to join and support the local heroes. The event will feature the swearing-in and badge pinning for Chief Charlie Skaggs, Deputy Chief Jeff Huntley, and Fire Marshal Stephanie Billarreal. It's scheduled to start at 7 p.m. sharp, and it's an opportunity for the community to come together and witness the individuals committed to protecting them take up their new roles.
According to the post by Keller Public Safety, "We're celebrating a couple of important promotions and a new hire at City Council next week! We invite you to quickly join us for a ceremonial swearing-in and badge pinning for Keller Fire-Rescue Chief Charlie Skaggs, Deputy Chief Jeff Huntley and Fire Marshal Stephanie Billarreal." The ceremony is not only a formality but also an acknowledgment of the dedication and work these public servants have already undertaken.
