May 7, 2025 – Flagler County Fire Rescue Lieutenant Jon Moscowitz has earned the prestigious “Fire Officer” designation from the Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE). The designation underscores Moscowitz’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to excellence in fire service leadership.
The Fire Officer designation from CPSE is awarded to individuals who have demonstrated the highest level of competence, professionalism, and dedication to the fire service. This credential is a testament to Moscowitz’s unwavering commitment to his profession and his community.
“Lt. Moscowitz’s achievement is a significant milestone for our department,” said Fire Rescue Chief Mike Tucker. “His dedication to continuous improvement and his exemplary service makes him a role model for all our firefighters. We are incredibly proud of his accomplishments and his commitment to serving the residents of Flagler County.”
Moscowitz has been a vital member of Flagler County Fire Rescue for more than 18 years.
“Throughout his career, he has demonstrated exceptional skills and leadership, serving as a Flight Medic, lead Field Training Officer, and a member of the Advanced Life Support Team,” Tucker said. “His numerous accolades include being twice named Kiwanis Firefighter of the Year (2014, 2020, 2022), Emergency Management Emergency Medical Services Provider of the Year (2015), and receiving the Sons of the American Revolution Fire Safety Commendation (2016).”
Fire Officers excel in risk assessment and mitigation, ensuring safety at every firefighting stage. This expertise extends to fostering a culture of constant growth through meticulous training and skill enhancement. Their ability to unify diverse talents through effective conflict resolution propels teams toward triumph, according to the CPSE website. As of January 2025, CPSE has a total of 3,633 designated officers, including 814 Fire Officers.
“Lt. Moscowitz’s designation as a Fire Officer not only highlights his personal achievements but also reflects the high standards and professionalism of Flagler County Fire Rescue,” Tucker said. “His leadership and expertise will continue to be invaluable assets to the department and our community.”
Additional awards earned by Moscowitz:
2024 Flagler County Fire Rescue Company Officer of the Year
2022 Flagler County Fire Rescue Employee of the Year
2022 Daytona Beach News Journal Hometown Hero Award
2022 Paramedic of the Year – American Legion
2022 Fox 35 Care Force Award
2022, 2020, & 2014 Firefighter/Paramedic of the Year – Kiwanis
2016 Fire Safety Commendation Award – Sons of the American Revolution
2015 EMS Provider of the Year – Flagler County
2006 Paramedic of the Year – AMR Broward
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