Williams, Steve
Steven "Steve" Williams retired from emergency response service following 25 years in the law enforcement, E-911, fire service, and EMS. He rose through the ranks to the position of Director of Public Safety for the City of Tuttle, OK where he oversaw the E911, police, fire, and EMS operations for the city. During his tenure, he was Acting City Manager during the Alfred C. Murray Building bombing where his city lost seven individuals to that horrific attack. During his service with the Grady County Sheriff's office, Steve was part of the incident command staff for the largest and strongest tornado which ever struck in Oklahoma. Since his retirement, he has continued working with national and international emergency response agencies in the training arena with LSU and TEEX. He is currently the Vice President with C3 Pathways, a public safety consulting, training, and exercise firm.