Contacts
Kenny is currently assigned to the Training Consortium from South Kitsap Fire for a two year tour. Kenny arrived with 14 years in the Fire Service with a concentrated background in Technical Rescue disciplines. His hopes are to become a valuable asset to our county members in order to continue to develop and enhance our overall training experience.
Lieutenant Kenny Cook
Assistant Chief Nathan Post
npost@kcftc.org
Chief Post has been in the fire Service for over 30 years at South Kitsap Fire and Rescue, with the last 7 years as a training officer. He was appointed Training Chief of the consortium in December of 2021. Chief Post says "It has been an absolute pleasure to work with the staff here at the consortium as we work through the challenges of creating a collaborative training division for Kitsap County fire agencies."
Division Chief Jon Gudmundsen
jgudmensen@kcftc.org
Chief Gudmunsen started in the Fire Service in 1988, and was hired as a career Firefighter/EMT by Kitsap County Fire District 7 in 1991. He holds an AA in Fire Science and is currently working on his Chief Fire Officer Designee credentialing through the Center for Public Safety Excellence. He is a member of the Washington State Council of Firefighters, International Association of Firefighters, Washington Fire Chiefs Association and the International Association of Fire Chiefs.
He and his wife Angie have a combined seven kids and one grandchild. They split their spare time among all the kids and their home in Poulsbo and a family farm in SW Washington. When time allows, they like to get away for a good road trip or a crazy adventure.
Battalion Chief Dan Mustard
dmustard@kcftc.org
Chief Mustard has been with Bremerton Fire since 1998, starting as a Firefighter and now a Battalion Chief. He has an Associates Degree from Olympic College. He is now assigned to the Kitsap County Fire Training Consortium as the head of Fire Operations Training.
Division Chief Mike Mock
mmock@kcftc.org
Chief Mock started in 2000 at North Kitsap Fire and Rescue. He has obtained a BA in Fire Administration from Eastern Oregon and a Leadership certificate from UW/ Seattle Fire Executive Leadership Academy. Sat on KCIMP committee, RIT Tag, R2-TF-1 tech rescue team, Wildland Team, and taught at numerous Fire Academies. Chief Mock has led the IMS pillar with KCFTC, and now Academy Program Director for past 2 years.
Captain Mike Kehl
Captain Kehl has 33 Years in the fire service is currently working with South Kitsap Fire. He has a passion for training, especially in EMS as it is 80% of our work.
Captain Trevor Stanley
Captain Stanley has been in the fire service since 1992. In 2003 Captain Stanley attend paramedic school through Tacoma Fire Department, as paramedic he thoroughly enjoyed opportunities to teach, precept and mentor future and new providers. Since the beginning of 2024 he has been assigned to split his time with KCFTC, as well as his home agency, Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue. Both Trevor and his brother Travis, who works for Seattle Fire Department, travel to Cambodia every year and teach EMS and Vehicle Extrication. In 2024 they had the honor of teaching the Cadre at the National Police Academy of Cambodia the skills to be Train the Trainers for the regional academies.
Lieutenant Michael Bishop
Lieutenant Bishop has been with Bremerton Fire since 2012, and has been with KCFTC since its inception. (He designed the logo!)
Prior to becoming a training officer, he served as a Firefighter-Mechanic, Aerial/Boat Operator, and Line Officer.
He is a member of the Region II Technical Rescue Team.
Lieutenant Tim Quitslund
Lt Quitslund has been in the fire service for the last 18 years. He started out in Poulsbo as volunteer and was hired in 2010 with his current agency, Bainbridge Island Fire Department. In the beginning of 2023 he was appointed to the Kitsap County Fire Training Consortium.
Apparatus Operator Jeff Rye has been in the fire service for the last 20 years, he has spent majority of his career at his current agency, Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue. Jeff was assigned to Kitsap County Training Consortium at the beginning of 2024 to support technical rescue training. He is also a member of KSORT and is one of two people in Washington State that holds the US&R Rescue Specialist certificate from Texas A&M.
Apparatus Operator Jeffrey Rye
Sadie joined the KCFTC at the beginning of 2024 to bring administrative expertise to the consortium. Her background boasts experience in, administrative supports, event planning and management, and collaboration. Please feel free to reach out for any KCFTC administrative needs.
​Kitsap Fire Training Consortium
3027 Olympus Dr NE,
Bremerton, Washington 98310