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Listowel, Ont. N4W 3H2 Attn: R. Mark TarBush prior to
December 8, 2016.
Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.
Locals honoured with emergency awards
Recognized
David Wagner, second from left, was named Huron County's Paramedic of the Year at the
Nov. 2 meeting of Huron County Council. Wagner was honoured for his extensive work in the
community both on and off the job. From left: Supervisor Art McNaughton, Wagner, Warden
Paul Gowing, Director of Operations Steven Lund, Chief Administrative Officer Brenda
Orchard and Chief of Emergency Medical Services Jeff Horseman. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
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Listowel -area firefighters.
Renner said that Cooke is deeply
missed in Central Huron and
beyond since his death last year.
Emergency Medical Services
(EMS) Supervisor Art McNaughton
introduced Wagner to council.
McNaughton said that those who
work with Wagner have been very
impressed with his work in the years
since he began in Listowel in 1998
and then when he became a full-
time paramedic in 2001.
Wagner, McNaughton said, has a
deeply personal reason for wanting
to help people, being inspired by his
sister, a personal support worker
who had previously saved the life of
someone drowning. Wagner had
said he always wanted to honour
that legacy of service.
In the years since Wagner became
a paramedic, he has since become a
member of the Fire Department of
North Huron, teaching his fellow
firefighters First Aid and other
skills, while also serving as a
member of the Walkerton Knights
of Columbus and organizing an
annual boot drive as well.
Finances
in good
shape:
treasurer
By Shawn Loughlin
The Citizen
The Huron County Finance
Committee had good news and bad
news for Huron County Council at
its Nov. 2 meeting. The bad news is
that the committee found very few
areas that warranted cuts, which
meant the good news is that the
county is running quite efficiently.
"It was determined that, for the
most part, the existing services of
the county are very well managed
and offering excellent services to
residents," Treasurer Michael
Blumhagen said in his report.
Blumhagen spoke to council
about the report and chose to
highlight a pair of areas that will be
crucial for the county going
forward: road paving and bridge
maintenance.
Director of Operations Steven
Lund spoke to council about the two
areas of the county's budget,
explaining how costs would be
allocated in the coming years and
pressures the county would be
facing as a result of road paving and
bridge maintenance.
While the policy will remain
largely unchanged, council has
decided to implement some minor
changes, however, Blumhagen said,
including the streamlining of the
grant process.
With grant requests being made
sporadically over the course of the
year, councillors are faced with
decisions on a one -by -one basis.
With the process being streamlined,
he said, grants will all be before
council at the same time and
decisions can be made to support
the worthy grants, while letting
others fall by the wayside.
"The committee is proposing an
Oct. 31 deadline for receipt of all
grant applications in order for those
to be considered in the upcoming
budget deliberations. In doing so,
council is also able to debate the
merits of all the grant requests at
once and can prioritize the requests
based on the county's strategic plan
and determine a desired level of
grant funding to be included in the
upcoming year's budget process,"
Blumhagen said in his report to
council.
If the change in policy is
implemented, he said, it would be
brought in for the 2018 budget
cycle, meaning that grant
applications would be due to the
county by Oct. 31, 2017. The
change, Blumhagen said, would be
advertised on the county's website
and regular grant applicants would
also be notified of the change.
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