Chief Lingenfelter
Chief Lingenfelter has been with Lake Stevens Fire for almost 17 years.  He started his tenure with Lake Stevens Fire as Director of Paramedics and moved through the ranks as Battalion Chief of EMS, Deputy Chief of EMS and Administration, and is now serving as Fire Chief.

His experience includes over 25 years as a paramedic, receiving his training at the Institute of Pre-hospital Medicine in Bellingham.  He is currently the chair of the Snohomish County Emergency Medical Services Council.

Chief Lingenfelter has been married to his wife Patti for 40 years.  They have two sons, one daughter and eight grandchildren.  He enjoys golfing, fishing and hiking during his free time.

 

Deputy Chief Huff
Deputy Chief Larry Huff began his fire service career as a paramedic in various emergency medical service organizations including Wenatchee, Yakima, and Monroe over a span of five years.  He held the rank of Paramedic/Firefighter with Lake Stevens Fire for 17 years and the majority of his formal education has been with Central Washington University.  He has been with Lake Stevens Fire since 1993 and has also held the ranks of Lieutenant and Battalion Chief.  He is currently serving as Deputy Chief of Operations. 

Larry Huff has been married to his wife Debbie for 15 years, and they have one son and two daughters.  His hobbies include golfing, fishing, and traveling with the family.