Who Leads Swormville Fire Company and How Is the Team Organized?

Swormville Fire Company is led by a President and a Chief, with the broader team divided into four groups listed on the website's Team page: Board of Directors, Firematic Officers, Administrative Officers, and Firefighters. The current President is Michael Germain and the current Chief is Scott Will. Both are reachable by email, and the site's Team section is the place to see the full roster.

The two top roles

The homepage leadership block names two people:

The President heads the company's administrative side, while the Chief heads firematic (operational) matters. The site presents them as the two named leaders on the homepage, with a "View Team" link leading to the full organizational breakdown.

The four team groups

The Team menu on swormvillefire.com splits the organization into:

• Board of Directors — the company's governing body.
• Firematic Officers — the operational leadership (the officers who run fireground and response functions).
• Administrative Officers — the officers handling the company's administrative functions.
• Firefighters — the members who respond to calls.

If you are looking for a specific person, start with the group that matches their function rather than scanning the whole site.

How to find a specific person

1. Open swormvillefire.com.
2. Go to the Team section in the main menu.
3. Choose the group you need: Board of Directors, Firematic Officers, Administrative Officers, or Firefighters.
4. Use the email listed with that person's name if you need to make contact.

The site lists email addresses alongside names, so the Team pages double as a contact directory. For the two top leaders, the homepage already gives you the President and Chief emails directly.

What the site does not tell you

The available page content names only the President and Chief individually; the remaining names sit behind the Team subpages, which are not reproduced in the excerpt. It also does not state term lengths, election procedures, or how officers are appointed. If you need those details, contact the company through the emails above or the Contact page rather than assuming a structure.

Related pages worth knowing

• Fleet — lists the apparatus (Chief, Engine 1, Engine 2, Rescue 5, Rescue 7, Rescue 8), useful if your question is about who operates a specific unit.
• Join — the recruitment page, if your interest in the leadership structure is about volunteering.
• Contact — general contact route if the person you need is not listed with an email.

The company was established on January 25, 1918, and is a volunteer company serving Amherst and Clarence, which is why the roster is organized around volunteer offices rather than a paid department hierarchy.