Lieutenant Steven Peters Celebrated 19 Years With Quincy

Photo by Courtesy of Quincy Fire Department
Quincy, MA — September 24 — The Quincy Fire Department honored Lieutenant Steven Peters for completing 19 years of dedicated service to the department on September 24, 2026.
Peters began his career with the department on September 24, 2007, and throughout his tenure, he focused on emergency response, professional development, and community service. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant in September 2026, representing another important milestone in his career.
Prior to his promotion, Peters served as an apparatus engineer on Engine 2, a role he took on in December 2024.
He also earned certifications in emergency medical care, advanced firefighting techniques, fire apparatus engineering, airport firefighting, and fire officer leadership.
Beyond responding to emergencies, Peters contributed significantly to the department in other ways. In 2019, he was named Firefighter of the Year for his behind-the-scenes work, his support for the department’s technological advancements, and his efforts to enhance the Fallen Firefighter Memorial at Central Fire Station. He also served as a drill sergeant in the Army Reserve.
The Quincy Fire Department offers services such as fire suppression, emergency medical assistance, vehicle extrication, technical rescue, hazardous materials response, and water rescue. Its personnel rely on continuous training and strong teamwork to effectively handle a wide range of emergency situations.
Peters’ 19-year anniversary was celebrated to acknowledge his ongoing commitment to the department and the community it serves.

