Salisbury Fire Chief Named to National Commission
Salisbury, MD - Salisbury Fire Department Chief Rob Frampton has been appointed to serve as a Commissioner on the Commission on Professional Credentialing through the Center for Public Safety Excellence, Inc. The appointment was unanimously confirmed by the CPSE Board of Directors.
Chief Frampton will serve a three-year term from May 1, 2026, through April 30, 2029. He will represent fire chiefs and agency heads who serve populations under 50,000.
The appointment comes as no surprise to those who know Chief Frampton. During his time with the Salisbury Fire Department, he has built a strong reputation as a reliable leader and mentor who is deeply invested in the community.
From responding to emergencies to supporting firefighters behind the scenes, Chief Frampton has led with a focus on service, accountability and people. His leadership has helped strengthen training, preparedness and collaboration across the Eastern Shore.
This appointment gives Salisbury and the Eastern Shore a voice in national conversations about the future of fire and emergency services. Those discussions now include someone familiar with the challenges and needs of smaller communities.
Mayor Taylor had this to say about the news: "Chief Frampton's appointment to the Commission is a tremendous honor for both him and the City of Salisbury. Since becoming Fire Chief, he has continued to strengthen the Salisbury Fire Department through his steady leadership, commitment to professional development, and dedication to serving our community at the highest level. We are proud to see his expertise and experience recognized on the national level."
The Commission on Professional Credentialing oversees nationally recognized programs focused on leadership and professional excellence in fire and emergency services. Being named to this commission puts Chief Frampton among the top voices shaping those standards across the country.
The City of Salisbury congratulates Chief Frampton on this well-earned recognition and thanks him for his continued service to Salisbury and the Eastern Shore.
