Chattanooga, TN – The Chattanooga Fire Department announced the retirement of Captain Ed Jackson, marking the end of a 28-year career serving the city of Chattanooga and its residents.
Captain Jackson, who served with Engine 15 Blue Shift, was recognized by the department as a long-standing and respected member of the fire service. Officials described him as a steady presence on emergency calls and a trusted mentor within the department.
Throughout his career, Jackson was credited with providing calm leadership in high-pressure situations and supporting both colleagues and community members. Fire officials noted that his approach to service left a lasting impact on the department’s culture and morale.
Colleagues within the fire service honored Jackson’s years of commitment, highlighting his professionalism, mentorship, and dedication to public safety. His retirement marks the conclusion of nearly three decades of service to the community.
Department officials extended their gratitude for his contributions and wished him well in retirement, recognizing his legacy within the Chattanooga Fire Department.