Tracy, the chief's name?

yes

Gerald (Jerry) Tracy

Residence.
340 Babylon Street, Islip Terrace, NY 11752

Department:
FDNY

Title/rank:
Battalion Chief

Years of public service:
31

Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Topics you provide training for:
High Rise Operations
Low Rise Ops
Private Dwellings
Size Up
Back to Basics
Leadership

Areas of expertise:
High Rise

Bio:
Chief Tracy a Battalion Chief with the FDNY, currently assigned to Battalion 49, in the Borough of Queens, with 31 years of service. He is an adjunct instructor for their training academy having developed many training programs for Firefigthters, First Line Supervisors and Chief Officers. He has published articles in WNYF, FDNY’s training publication, and Fire Engineering magazine. He offers programs of training for the fire service. In collaboration with NIST Chief Tracy is involved in the most recent research being conducted on High Rise Firefighting. He is a member of the NFPA Project Technical Panel that is reviewing “Firefighting Tactics under Wind Driven Conditions”.

Thank you both.
The problem stands for me is that both my English-Chinese dictionary and GOOGLE Dictionary refer to Tracy as a woman's name. That was why I was confused and posted the thread.

And, what does WNYF stand for?

WNYF is a magazine: With New York Firefigthers

Tracy is a woman's name, Ori, but this is a last name/family name not a given name/first name. When names are used in official capacities like this the family name is normally used.