Palm Beach County Fire-Rescue - Ranks

Ranks

Title Badge Collar and Badge Insignia Helmet Color Helmet Shield Color
Chief of Department Gold 5 crossed bugles, gold background White Gold Leaf
Deputy Chief Gold 4 crossed bugles, gold background White Gold Leaf
Division Chief Gold 4 crossed bugles, blue background White Gold Leaf
Battalion Chief Gold 3 crossed bugles, gold background White Gold Leaf
District Chief Gold 3 crossed bugles, blue background White White
District Captain Gold 2 crossed bugles, blue background Black with Red Tetrahedrons and White reflective bars White
Captain (both Station Captains and "Specialty" Captains (ARFF, Special Ops)) Gold 2 vertical parallel bugles, blue background Black with Red Tetrahedrons ("Specialty" Captains also have White reflective bars) White
Lieutenant Gold 1 vertical bugle, blue background Black with Red Tetrahedrons and Blue reflective bars White
Driver/Operator Silver with driver emblem No collar insignia Black with Yellow Tetrahedrons Black
Firefighter
Silver with "firefighter scramble" No collar insignia Black with Yellow Tetrahedrons Black
Explorer Silver with "Explorer 'E'" No collar insignia Yellow Green

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