Meet Our Board

Friends of Hamilton County Emergency Services is overseen by its Board of Directors. The board is all volunteer and meets quarterly to discuss regular business and ways FHCES can best use its resources to support and enhance Hamilton Counties emergency service community programs.

Jonathan Baldwin, President

President

Marcia Schwartz, Vice President

Vice President

Dianna Glass, Secretary

In 1991, Dianna moved to Hamilton County.
In 2007 she retired after 30+ years of work in the medical field, actively involved in patient care, and
10 years serving as CPR instructor.
In October of 2011 Dianna earned her FEMA-approved CERT certificate in class Delta.
In late spring of 2012 through 2018 she served as the Medical Unit Leader for the HC CERT program.
Also, in the spring of 2012 Dianna became a charter member and Secretary of our newly formed
501(c)3 dubbed CERT Services Corp. It took 2 years to be awarded the tax exempt status. Up until
that time, the volunteers stocked the training supplies and items for the CERT students from their own
pockets, earning money almost any way they could, and making requests of retailers. One huge help
was several classes worth of outfitted CERT backpacks donated to us from an earlier CERT program
that became inactive.
Dianna remains an active volunteer member of the Hamilton County CERT, as well as the Secretary of what has
expanded to become Friends of Hamilton County Emergency Services aka HC CERT Services, Corp.

Deborah Miller, Treasurer

Board Member since 2019. CERT Class: Victor
Call Sign: KD9RGH
Member Westfield Green Hornets Strike Team

Eric Sampson, Member

Steve Arnold, Member

Shortly following his retirement Steve Arnold joined the Hamilton County CERT program in the spring of 2019 as part of class “Uniform” and has been an active participant in supporting both the mission of the CERT program along with Hamilton County Emergency Services. Originally from Ohio where he was an educator and HS Principal before moving to Fishers, IN in 1989 to work for the Herff Jones Co. leading the newly formed College Division. Steve’s understanding of the college market and leadership abilities soon led to Regional and VP positions in the apparel industry. Retirement was to take him back to the family farm in Ohio but with his wife, three children and 9 grandchildren well established in central Indiana the decision was made to sell the farm and make Fishers their permanent residence.