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The Township of Adjala-Tosorontio is located north of the GTA, at the southwest border of Simcoe County with a population of 11,000 residents and offers rural living with proximity to urban amenities.
Adjala-Tosorontio Department is comprised of Volunteer “Paid On-Call” Firefighters operating from two stations in the communities of Everett and Loretto. Fire Administration is located at Township Administration Building in Alliston for the Fire Chief, Deputy Fire Chief/Training Officer, and Fire Administrative Assistant.
Position Summary:
Reporting to the CAO, the Fire Chief provides leadership and direction for the administration and operations of the Fire Department including occupational safety and health, apparatus and facilities, fire prevention and inspection, fire suppression, training, and emergency management programs while ensuring compliance with applicable legislative requirements.
Welcome to Oro-Medonte, a progressive community of 23,000 people centrally located between the cities of Barrie and Orillia, and less than a 60-minute drive to the GTA. The Township of Oro-Medonte offers a unique blend of outdoor recreation and agricultural richness. Imagine spending your weekends exploring scenic trails, paddle boarding on local lakes and rivers, or enjoying a family picnic at one of our many parks. Our thriving agricultural sector not only supplies fresh, locally grown food but also instills a deep sense of community pride and sustainability. Here, neighbors know each other by name and come together to support one another, creating a place where community spirit and collaboration are at the heart of everyday life. At the core of everything we do are the people who drive our mission forward and have a meaningful impact on the community we serve and help shape.
Fire Prevention and Protection Officer
Emergency & Protective Services
Municipality of North Grenville
POSTING #: EPS-2025-001
North Grenville is a growing municipality located in eastern Ontario housing a unique blend of small town and rural culture. Comprised of an urban centre (Kemptville) and surrounded by several charming rural hamlets, North Grenville is situated between Canada’s National Capital – Ottawa and the St. Lawrence River, only a 30-minute drive along the Veterans Memorial Highway (416), to either destination. Alternatively, for a more leisure journey, North Grenville offers the historic Rideau River managed by Parks Canada.
Responsibilities:
This position reports To: Chief Administration Officer (CAO)
Directly Supervises: Volunteer Firefighters (including Captains & Lieutenants), Fire Prevention & Training Officer, Protective Services Coordinator
Indirectly Supervises: Students
Status: Full Time Permanent
Hours per Week: 35
Salary Range: $93,584.47 - $113,752.46
Management and Leadership:
The City of Yellowknife is an inclusive employer offering a dynamic and rewarding work environment that delivers valuable services to our residents. Working in Local Government provides many opportunities to not only develop your career but also to improve the lives of residents, business owners, and visitors to Yellowknife! At the City, the diverse backgrounds of our employees help us to create a positive, safe and fun environment for us all. The City is committed to hiring a diverse and skilled workforce that is representative of the community, strengthening our ability to provide high-quality services and excellent customer service to residents and business owners. In addition, the City of Yellowknife is committed to reconciliation and implementing actions intended to increase the number of Indigenous peoples who work for the City.
About the City of Welland
At the City of Welland, we're continuously rewriting our story. Not because we don't know where we're going, but because we are constantly reaching for new heights, engaging in new approaches, and pursuing what many believe to be unattainable or too ambitious. At the City of Welland, we're not satisfied with the status quo. And we're certainly not satisfied with doing things simply because that's how they were done in the past.