Trevor Williams on Service, Culture, and Building a Tool That Took Off
Trevor Williams didn’t take a typical path into the fire service. He grew up overseas, living in places like Zaire during the Rwandan genocide and later Haiti during periods of civil unrest. His family’s missionary work with humanitarian organizations exposed him early to crisis, relief work, and the reality of helping people when things fall apart. Years later, that mindset carried straight into a career with the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
In this conversation, Williams talks about the long road to getting hired, the culture shifts he’s seeing among newer firefighters, and why…
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