The Hanover Fire Department has appointed a new deputy fire chief.
Matt Marshall will take on the role effective November 23rd.
The department says, “The appointment follows a comprehensive and competitive recruitment process that attracted both internal and external applicants.
Marshall joined the Hanover Fire Department in October 2012. Throughout his career, he has progressed through several operational roles most recently as Captain since 2025.
The Town says, “Throughout his service, he has continued to expand his professional knowledge and capabilities, earning numerous certifications in fire operations; pump operations; and specialized technical rescue disciplines; including surface water rescue, swift water rescue, ice rescue and auto extrication.”
Fire Chief Jeff Dentinger says, “Promoting from within is particularly meaningful to our organization. It recognizes the commitment and experience our members bring to the department and the community over many years. Deputy Chief Marshall understands our department, our members, and the community we serve. His experience and leadership provide a strong foundation as he takes on this new role.”
Dentinger adds, “I am proud to see Matt take on this new responsibility and look forward to working alongside him in his new capacity. Our department’s greatest strength has always been its people. The dedication, professionalism, and willingness of our members to step forward and serve are what allow us to continue providing the level of service our community expects and deserves.”