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Frontenac County administrative offices are closed for the holidays from Monday, December 23 through Wednesday, January 1st. We will reopen on January 2.

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Congratulations to Frontenac Paramedics Mark Podgers, Michael van Hartingsveldt, and Richard Russell who received Governor General’s Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal 30-year bars at Queen’s Park, November 20.
They are among 73 Ontario paramedics who received the awards. 
The Governor General’s Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal is awarded to paramedics who have provided the highest standard of care and conduct...
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Frontenac County – The members of Frontenac County Council elected Township of North Frontenac Mayor Gerry Lichty as 2025 Frontenac County Warden, November 20.
“I’d like to thank Warden Smith and my fellow Frontenac County Councillors for selecting me as 2025 Warden,” says Warden Lichty. “Rural municipalities continue to face intensifying economic and social challenges, and Frontenac is no exception. I’m looking forward to applying my...
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Day is November 20, during Geography Awareness Week , November 18 - 22.
GIS is a way to handle and display information through digital maps. Local governments use GIS to manage and update property information, keep track of assets, and to help plan and make important decisions. At Frontenac County, GIS is used to bring spatial solutions to staff and the public including interactive mapping, customized applications, printed cartographic...
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The County of Frontenac is proud to celebrate #LocalGovWeek this October 20-26. Every day, local governments work hard to make life happen. From taking care of necessities like roads, waste, and water, to creating diverse arts, culture, and tourism experiences, to finding innovative solutions to tomorrow’s challenges, local government professionals are change-makers and community builders. 

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