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President Mills has appointed William Brown-Aquaye as the new chief fire officer.
Mr Brown Aquaye takes over from Felix Kwame Ferkah who has been asked to proceed on leave.
The new boss, until his appointment was deputy fire officer in charge of operations.
He was also the director of training and commander of the Greater Accra Central and Eastern regions.
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