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● Orr’s and Bailey Islands Fire Department

Meet our Team

Most of our team are volunteers, residents of Harpswell who are dedicated to OBIFD’s mission to help our neighbors in times of need. We can always use more help, so please visit the Volunteer page to see how you can contribute.

a Message from the Fire Chief:

2026 marks the 40th year of the Orr’s & Bailey Islands Fire Department, and that history goes back to the parent departments’ foundation in 1934 for Orr’s Island, and 1937 for Bailey Island. Bailey Island’s first ambulance was placed in service in 1961. All of those years represent generations of pride and service to the community and of commitment to our mission of “Neighbors Helping Neighbors.”

We encourage you to explore how you might fit into that tapestry. Perhaps you’ve already served or are serving the community. Perhaps you’re a part of the next generation of citizens to serve. If that’s you, please consider filling out an application, ask any of our responders listed on this web site for more information, or set up a time to stop by the station. Become part of “Neighbors Helping Neighbors”, join the OBIFD family.
— Benjamin A. Wallace Jr., Fire & Rescue Chief

● Our Team

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officers

A middle-aged man in a police uniform standing indoors with a blurred American flag in the background.

Benjamin A. Wallace Jr.

Fire & Rescue Chief
Man wearing a red Alabama baseball cap with a white letter A, black uniform with a walkie-talkie, standing in front of an American flag.

Sean Hall

Assistant Fire Chief
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Dan Reynolds

Fire Captain
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Nik Manousos

Rescue Captain
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Paul Kittle

Rescue Lieutenant

● Our Team

First Responders

Here are your OBIFD responders who give selflessly of their time to keep you and your loved ones safe.

Several of our EMS volunteer responders are now attending the Fire Academy in pursuit of certification to become exterior and interior firefighters once they successfully complete their training in summer 2026.  


Benjamin A. Wallace Jr., Fire & Rescue Chief, Firefighter-AEMT

Sean Hall, Asst. Chief, Firefighter-EMT

Dan Reynolds, Fire Captain

Nik Manousos, Rescue Captain, Firefighter-AEMT

Paul Kittle, Rescue Lieutenant, Firefighter-EMT

Rosie Buonaiuto, Firefighter-EMT

Scott Holowach, Firefighter-EMT

Michael Hartman, Firefighter

Jeffrey Slocum, Firefighter

Ethan Merrill, Firefighter

Bernard Porter II, Trainee

Zebadadiah Raszmann, Trainee

Julien Saifka, Trainee

Jeffrey Good, EMT

Jack Rowland, EMT

Srivatsan Shashvath, EMT

Cathy Piffath, EMT

Cindy Bessmer, EMT

Andrea Manousos, EMT

Andrew Fieffe, EMT

Jeffrey Christie, EMT

Suhas Gudaru, EMT

David Holowach, EMT

Henry Anderson, EMT

Ted Merriman, EMT

Mason Smith, EMT

Ivy Sirois, EMT

Caitlin Kaiser, EMT

Chuck Richter, Driver

Michael Birmingham, Trainee

Jaxon Brunet, Junior

● Our Team

governance

board of directors:


Christine Donovan-Hall - President

Ellen Glew – Vice President

Kathy Hirst – Treasurer

Jan Skillings-Goff – Secretary

Chandra Appell

Jan Coombs

Ted Merriman

Melinda Harris Richter

Gary Rubin

Beth York

Nik Manousos*

Benjamin Wallace Jr.*

*Responding member

Strategic Planning Committee:


Kathy Hirst - Chair

Cindy Bessmer

Christine Donovan-Hall

Ellen Glew

Sean Hall

Paul Kittle

Philip Taylor