Frontenac County

People who work with Fairmount Home participate in working committees to ensure best care for residents and broad career paths for staff. We’re hiring! Learn more: engagefrontenac.ca/working-with-f… #YGK #InFrontenac @QueensuSON @SLCEmployment @LoyalistCES

·"The University District Safety Initiative is in effect from Friday, March 13 at 12:01 a.m. to Wednesday, March 18 at 6:00 a.m. Kingston Police and Bylaw Enforcement will be enforcing the initiative city-wide during these times. To learn more about the UDSI visit cityofkingston.ca/city-hall/byla…”

There are Frontenac Paramedics Selena and Adrienne with a new set of Cardiac Arrest Save pins. Pins are awarded to paramedics who treat a patient for cardiac arrest who recovers pulse and circulation before arrival at hospital. It’s a great day to save a life! Well done, both!

There's Fredy (center), with Frontenac Paramedics Alisha and Tania. Fredy is on exchange and on the road over the next few weeks connecting with colleagues and sharing learning opportunities. Welcome, Fredy! It's good to have you with us! #RettungsdienstWinterthur

And a few shots here on International Women’s Day of just a few women from the wider community in Frontenac. Thank you, all, for who you are and everything you do.

A few shots here on International Women’s Day of just a few of the women who work with Frontenac County administration and with Fairmount Home, Frontenac Paramedics, and the Howe Island County Ferry. Thank you, all, for who you are and everything you do.

It’s International Women’s Day, a global day to recognize the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women and girls, and to reflect on the work needed to achieve gender equality. #IWD2026

There's a nifty wayback machine shot from the 2019 #tetrischallenge. Some of the equipment has been upgraded over the last seven years. Still, if you ever wondered what's behind all the hatches and doors on Frontenac Paramedics emergency vehicles . . . .

Today is 211 Day when we celebrate the impact of 211. Not sure who to call? 211 has the answers just a click or call away. Dial 2-1-1 or visit 211ontario.ca to get connected. #HelpStartsHere #211daycanada @211EasternON @unitedwaykfla

There's a nice, recent sunrise shot by Supt. Edwards. Beautiful shot!

There's Frontenac Paramedic Tyler with a new Stork pin. Pins are awarded to paramedics who help mothers and families deliver babies-in-a-hurry out of hospital. It’s a great day to start a new life! Well done, Tyler!

The See It. Name It. Change It! campaign empowers individuals to take action against Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). By identifying, calling out & challenging IPV, we can work together to stop it in communities. Think of it like fire safety rule we all know: Stop, Drop & Roll.

There are the Wolfe Islanders III and IV crossing paths in the ice earlier today . . . It's nice to see them underway together. Brrrrrrrrrr. #FrontenacIslands @ONtransport

There’s Rhonda (left) celebrating five years of service to residents of Fairmount Home. Congratulations, Rhonda! Thank you for all you do.! Rhonda is pictured with Fairmount Manager of Environmental Services, Sara Saunders.

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There’s Maria (c), County Administrative Clerk, celebrating five years of service to residents of Frontenac County and Fairmount Home. Congratulations, Maria! Thank you! Maria is pictured here with County Clerk Jannette Amini, and Fairmount Food Service Manager Shana Nagy.

There’s Frontenac Paramedic Scott (right) receiving his Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) epaulettes from Deputy Chief Jeremie Hurtubise. Congratulations, Scott! Learn more about ranks and scopes of practice for paramedics in Ontario -> ontarioparamedic.ca/scope-of-pract…

We're headed to @ROMA_Ont! Beginning Sunday, January 18, the EOWC will be in Toronto for the ROMA Conference, championing key priorities that matter to eastern Ontario. We are putting forward recommendations to the Ontario Government focused on: • Supporting affordability in small‑urban and rural communities, and strengthening our economy • Establishing a regulated paramedic college • Improving transparency and predictability in the OPP billing model and POA fine reform The EOWC looks forward to connecting with government leaders and partners to advance solutions for eastern Ontario’s 103 communities. Read our ROMA 2026 advocacy package 👉eowc.org/wp-content/upl… Read our Ontario budget submission👉eowc.org/wp-content/upl…

There's Clare Stafford on the right. Clare is a registered nurse celebrating five years of service to the residents of Fairmount Home. Thank you, Clare, for all you do. Clare is pictured here with Fairmount Home Director of Care Emily Shoniker.

There’s newly minted Frontenac Paramedics Superintendent Jakob Rodger receiving his Superintendent epaulettes from Chief Marc Goudie and Deputy Chief Jeremie Hurtubise. Supt. Rodger is Superintendent of Professional Standards – Training. Congratulations, Supt. Rodger!