Chiefland’s fire chief is set for another year of saving lives and battling blazes.
“I want to say I appreciate the chief’s hard work,” Vice Mayor Teresa Barron said at James Harris’ annual performance review and contract negotiation. Harris and city fire fighters and emergency personnel work hard to carry themselves in a professional manner, she said. “They all give 110 percent … and it’s because of leadership.”
Barron, at 215.2 points, gave Harris his highest marks on his evaluation, as well as written comments praising him for his performance. Commissioner Betty Walker gave Harris his lowest rating at 150 points, adding no written comments in his evaluation or in person Monday night.
Commissioner Chris Jones, while not commenting at the meeting, wrote that Harris performs his job well and has built solid relations with fellow firefighters, though, he added, “Mr. Harris has become a little too personal with his opposition to Levy County’s funding and relations toward the city.” Jones scored Harris at 159 points.
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