“Brian brings with him a wealth of experience in the region, and we’re excited to see how that teamed with his passion for service will benefit our ministry and the communities we serve,” Frank Farkash, executive director of emergency and ambulatory services, said in the release.
Miller served with the fire department for more than 31 years, retiring in May. Jacob King now leads the division.
As fire chief, Miller managed an $18 million budget, authored more than $1 million in grants and developed community partnerships, according to the release. The construction of four new fire stations began when he was chief.
Miller is a community mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio, a board member for the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Clark, Greene, and Madison Counties and vice president and board member for Leadership Clark County.
Miller and his wife, Kelly, have three adult children and two grandchildren. His family also serves the community in roles from teaching to emergency nursing, according to the release.
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