News Notices and Announcements

The County of Essex is hiring a temporary, full-time coordinator for its records management program. To learn more and apply, please visit our.

The following are part of Phase 1 of the. County Road 42.

Warden Highlights Truth and Reconciliation Day. Warden Hilda MacDonald highlighted weekend events held to mark Truth and Reconciliation Day and heralded the election this week in Manitoba of Wab Kinew, who will become the first First Nations premier of a province in Canada.

Scaled aerial maps of Essex County based on photography done earlier this year are now available on the county's. interactive mapping site.

Essex County Council will hold a public meeting, through virtual means, at 4:00 PM on October 4, 2023 pursuant to Sections 17 & 22 of the Planning Act, R. S. O. , 1990, as amended, for the purposes of amending the County of Essex Official Plan to incorporate policies that would allow for the County to participate in grant programs of the County of Essex’s seven (7) local municipalities that have Community Improvement Plans. Members of the public who want to watch the meeting can view the livestream on the County of Essex website:.

Sun Parlor Home in Leamington is hiring a permanent, part-time registered practical nurse. To learn more and apply, please visit our.

Sun Parlor Home in Leamington is hiring a permanent, part-time registered nurse. To learn more and apply, please visit our.

The following are part of Phase 1 of the. County Road 42.

Warden Welcomes New Treasurer and EMS Chief. Warden Hilda MacDonald welcomed new Director of Financial Services and Treasurer Melissa Ryan and congratulated the incoming Chief of Essex-Windsor EMS in her opening to remarks to Essex County Council on Wednesday.

The County of Essex unveiled a donated painting at the Civic Centre Wednesday afternoon that immortalizes the sacrifice and valour during the Second World War of soldiers from Essex County and Windsor serving with a storied local regiment. Hanging outside Council Chambers, the painting depicts members of the Essex Scottish Regiment with pipes and drums marching in September of 1944 upon the liberation of Dieppe, the French town where so many of their colleagues had perished two years before.