Jörg Schmidt Reappointed as Hude’s Fire Chief for Another Six Years
Jörg Schmidt has been reappointed as Municipal Fire Chief of the Hude Volunteer Fire Department for another six-year term. The official ceremony took place on December 18, 2025, where he was sworn in and presented with his certificate. His leadership has been marked by a strong focus on professionalism, local volunteering, and youth development within the fire service.
Schmidt’s re-election was unanimous, reflecting widespread approval of his work. The fire department leadership praised his expertise, dedication to volunteerism, and efforts to engage young people in firefighting. Under his guidance, the department has expanded support for youth and junior fire brigades to encourage early interest in emergency services.
Collaboration between local fire stations in Altmoorhausen, Hude, and Wüsting has also strengthened during his tenure. These stations welcomed his reappointment, seeing it as a sign of continued stability and progress. Schmidt has prioritised balancing volunteer commitments with personal life, ensuring firefighters feel valued and supported. The Hude Volunteer Fire Department operates under the Gemeinde Wachtberg, where Schmidt also serves as Bürgermeister. His dual role has helped align municipal resources with the needs of the fire service. Over the years, his leadership has shaped the department’s professional standards, organisational structure, and volunteer culture.
With his reappointment confirmed, Schmidt will continue leading the Hude Volunteer Fire Department until 2031. His focus remains on maintaining high professional standards while fostering a strong volunteer base. The fire stations under his command are now preparing for another six years of coordinated efforts and community engagement.
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