Legislative & Administration
Board of Commissioners
Tim Flock
Position 2- Vacant
Howard Marsh
Chairperson
Tim is a lifelong public servant with more than 31 years of experience in fire, EMS, military, and community leadership. He served SCFD3 for over 12 years in multiple operational and leadership roles, including Battalion Chief and Chairman of the Volunteer Association.
A retired Chief Master Sergeant and combat veteran with nearly three decades in the Washington Air National Guard, Tim brings strong leadership and emergency operations experience to his role as Commissioner. He is committed to supporting staff, maintaining fiscal responsibility, and preparing SCFD3 for the future.
Administration
Cody Rohrbach
Fire Chief
Chief Rohrbach was hired by Fire District 3 in August of 2016. Prior to that, he served 16 years with the WA State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) working up to Fire Unit Manager for DNR’s Arcadia District.
He began his career in 1996, working seasonally for the USDA Forest Service as a wildland firefighter, timber cruiser, and forest technician while he went to college. Chief Rohrbach has a Bachelor’s Degree in Natural Resource Management from Washington State University.
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Chief Rohrbach serves on numerous Boards and Committees; to include the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications Board (SREC), the Ambulance Service Board, and the Spokane County EMS & Trauma Care Council. He also serves as a technical expert and is involved with fire fighter credentialing and certification with a focus on wildland firefighting.
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Chief Rohrbach serves as an Operations Sections Chief on a National Incident Management Team (IMT). This role has taken him around the nation while working on incidents of national significance.
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When off-duty, Chief Rohrbach dedicates time to family, church, and the outdoors. He is happily married with two daughters.
Debra Arnold
Executive Administrator
Debbie Arnold began working at SCFD3 in October 1982. Debbie received her BA degree from WSU before moving to Cheney where she lives with her husband of 45 years. Before coming to work with Fire District 3, Debbie worked in banking and law.
Outside of work, Debbie enjoys quilting, reading, being outside and most of all spending time with her two grandchildren.
Teri Bunce
Public Affairs Director
Teri began working at Spokane County Fire District 3 in September 2024. She brings more than a decade of strategic communications experience to the role. Teri served as an active-duty Air Force officer for seven years—including as Chief of Public Affairs at Fairchild Air Force Base—and now continues her service in the Washington Air National Guard. Her background spans crisis communication, media relations, public education, nonprofit management, and government affairs. She is also a Fulbright Scholar and has worked on global community initiatives in South Korea and Thailand. Teri holds degrees in International Relations and History from Nazareth University. Originally from Upstate New York, she is proud to call Medical Lake home.
Taryn Bare
Administrative Assistant
Taryn Bare is a graduate of Western Washington University with a degree in Business Administration. She came to Spokane as a Regional Manager with Pier 1 Imports in 2005. Taryn and her husband started a business of their own in 2007, during that time Taryn stayed home to raise their 3 children. She enjoys being in this part of Washington state where she can get out often to run, hike and explore with friends and family. Taryn is excited to be a part of District 3 and to have the opportunity to serve a community that she loves.
Bill Dennstaedt
Deputy Chief
Bill Dennstaedt started in the fire service as a volunteer firefighter with Fire District 3 in 1999 and served as an active volunteer at station 31 until he was hired full time as Division Chief of Training in 2017. During this time Bill worked through the ranks at Cheney Fire Department to a Battalion Chief. Currently, Bill is Deputy Chief of Operation and serves as an Type 3 Incident Commander for Northeast Washington Interagency Incident Management Team. Bill has been a resident of the Cheney area for 35 years and he and his wife Heidi are raising their three daughters in the area.
Aaron Bollar
Deputy Chief
Aaron Bollar began his fire service career in 1996, working as a Volunteer Firefighter in Donnelly, ID and EMT with McCall Fire and EMS. He moved to the Cheney area in 1999 to begin a resident firefighter position with the Cheney Fire Department. He graduated from Spokane Community College in 2001 with a degree in Fire Science. After graduation Aaron was hired full-time with the Cheney Fire Department and worked through the ranks to Battalion Chief. After 21 years of service to the City of Cheney, Aaron was hired by Fire District 3 in 2020 as a Battalion Chief and currently holds the rank of Deputy Chief. He is responsible for the Fire Prevention Division. Aaron and his wife Darcy are raising their 2 children in the Cheney area.