Clay Carpenter is a Deputy Chief with the Frisco Fire Department and serves in the role of Shift Commander for C-Shift. He began his career in Frisco as a volunteer firefighter and has twenty years of paid service experience. Aside from serving in emergency operations for most of his career, Clay has taken a special interest in fire service technology. He helped bring electronic patient care reporting to his department and currently manages all radio and computer equipment. Clay is a graduate of both Weatherford College and Texas A&M University-Commerce. He frequently evaluates and appraises new fire service software programs and chairs multiple technology-focused groups within the department. In particular, Clay oversees and supports an internal group of firefighters tasked with keeping the City’s Command-Communications truck operational and running with the latest audio/visual and communications technology. Since its inception, he has been a participating member of the City of Frisco’s SAFER team. Clay’s contributions to SAFER have been most valuable regarding commercial preplanning accessibility in the field.
Clay Carpenter is a Deputy Chief with the Frisco Fire Department and serves in the role of Shift Commander for C-Shift. He began his career in Frisco as a volunteer firefighter and has twenty years of paid service experience. Aside from serving in emergency operations for most of his career, Clay has taken a special interest in fire service technology. He helped bring electronic patient care reporting to his department and currently manages all radio and computer equipment. Clay is a graduate of both Weatherford College and Texas A&M University-Commerce. He frequently evaluates and appraises new fire service software programs and chairs multiple technology-focused groups within the department. In particular, Clay oversees and supports an internal group of firefighters tasked with keeping the City’s Command-Communications truck operational and running with the latest audio/visual and communications technology. Since its inception, he has been a participating member of the City of Frisco’s SAFER team. Clay’s contributions to SAFER have been most valuable regarding commercial preplanning accessibility in the field.
