these initiatives, while also continuing to advocate for critical wastewater, tourism, and transportation projects. “There’s all kinds of work to do, and that’s the thing I love about being the warden is seeing the overarching picture, and how just a bit of effort, some creativity and a bit of money is going to make a huge impact in lots of folks’ lives.” PREFERRED VENDOR/PARTNER n EPRA/Recycle My Electronics www.recyclemyelectronics.ca • www.epra.ca Canada’s electronics industry created Electronic Products Recycling Association (EPRA) as the national not-for-profit entity chartered with improving the efficiency and effectiveness of Canada’s industry-led and regulated electronics stewardship programs. EPRA/Recycle My Electronics is responsible for ensuring end-oflife electronics are kept out of landfills through safe, accessible, and environmentally responsible recycling. n Universal Motion www.universalmotion.com Universal Motion is a leading provider of accessible transportation solutions for people with mobility challenges. We are one of the few companies in our industry that has a Transport Canada approved National Safety Mark. Universal Motion provides wheelchair accessible transportation solutions to the private market and small vehicle commercial transportation market. n Emergency Management & Training Inc. www.emergencymgt.com | 888.421.0665 info@emergencymgt.com Prepared. Protected. Confident. EMG helps communities plan, train, and respond with expert guidance in emergency management, fire & EMS operations, and community safety programs— building readiness and resilience every step of the way. Supportive housing is another priority, with countyowned properties being prepared for partnerships that will provide stable homes for vulnerable residents. Horner details, “We’ve got some really talented staff that think big and dream big.They are making sure that those who do not have what they need to thrive in our community have their needs met in some way.” Moving forward, Dufferin County will be prioritizing 68 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 11
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