News Notices and Announcements

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

Essex-Windsor EMS has launched the Community Assessment Triage Team, another innovative patient care model designed to provide low-acuity patients the treatment and services they need while reducing the volume of unnecessary transports to the hospital emergency department following 911 calls. “This groundbreaking program empowers our highly-trained Community Paramedics to treat and refer or release patients, with their consent, alleviating systemic pressures at our hospital emergency rooms,” said Essex-Windsor EMS Chief Bruce Krauter.

Warden Praises Road Maintenance Crews and Thanks Departing HR Director. Warden Hilda MacDonald congratulated road maintenance crews for the County of Essex and local municipalities for their teamwork and execution of a one-day training exercise.

A quick and cool-headed response by an off-duty Essex-Windsor EMS paramedic likely saved a motor vehicle accident victim from being paralyzed. Paramedic Mason Whitaker has been presented with a Meritorious Service Coin by Chief Bruce Krauter and recognized for her “exceptional display of courage, dedication and quick action. ”.

There will be a meeting of Essex County Council on Wednesday, August 16, 2023, which is scheduled to commence at 6:00 PM. As permitted pursuant to By-law 2022-31, being a by-law to provide rules governing the order and proceedings of the Council of the Corporation of the County of Essex, adopted on October 19, 2022, the meeting will take place with members of County Council in person at the Essex County Civic Centre.

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

The County of Essex is hiring a Director, Human Resources. To learn more and apply, please visit our.

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

The County of Essex is hiring a Chief, Emergency Medical Services/Emergency Management, to lead Essex-Windsor EMS. To learn more and apply, please visit our.

Road maintenance workers put their plow driving knowledge and skills to the test at the Essex County Municipal Supervisors Association Safety Truck Roadeo this week for a chance to compete provincially and local bragging rights. Dan Redmond, of the Town of Tecumseh, took first place and Charles Mitchell, of the Municipality of Lakeshore, was second – both earning the chance to take part in the.