Student Summer Employment Opportunities - Ontario Public Service.

The Summer Employment Opportunities (SEO) program provides up to 5,000 students with the opportunity to gain valuable work experience through supervised summer employment in the Ontario Public Service.

These positions enable students across the province to gain valuable work experience and develop skills which are transferable to the labour market.

For more information contact -

https://www.gojobs.gov.on.ca/ContactUs.aspx

Deseronto Transit - supporting your participation in Family Day!

Deseronto Transit is offering free transit to and from the Deseronto Community Recreation Centre on Family Day! The bus will start departing every 45 minutes from the Deseronto Community Recreation Centre at 06:45 am. We offer accessible transportation for those in need. Seating is on a first come first serve basis. Capacity is driver managed. Service is local to the Town of Deseronto only.

Family Day Transit Route Map

Map FAQ -

All passengers can access the bus at any street corner. Please just wave down the driver, they are prepped to watch for you! There are only three set stops, identified by the green dot on the map.

Departures from the Deseronto Community Recreation Centre - green dot at 51 Mechanic St.

Turnaround - green dot at Karen Brown’s Antiques, 501 Dundas St.

Fire Hall Stop on Edmon St. - green dot, for seniors, 316 Edmon St.

Deseronto Medical Clinic Ribbon Cutting

Ribbon cutting with (l-r) Dr. Nathaniel Hart, Warden Rick Phillips, Mayor Dan Johnston, Dr. Heather Khey Beldman, Dr. Andrei Garcia Popov and Chase Stolarchuk.

On January 28, 2020, Mayor Dan Johnston and Warden Rick Phillips cut the ribbon on the new Medical Clinic recently built in Deseronto.  This building will provide a place for the newly recruited doctors to serve our community.

Deseronto Wins the 2019 OPWA Project of the Year Award for Historical Restoration

On behalf of the Ontario Public Works Association, I am pleased to advise that the Deseronto Water Treatment Plant Upgrades project has been selected to receive the 2019 OPWA Project of the Year Award in the Historical Restoration / Preservation, $2 Million - $10 Million category.

The Award was officially presented to the Town of Deseronto at the OPWA Annual Conference & Awards Luncheon, which took place on Thursday, January 23, 2020 at the Mississauga Grand Banquet & Convention Centre.

Many congratulations on the success of your OPWA award submission.

Yours truly,

Adam Lachhman
Chair, OPWA Awards Committee

The Town of Deseronto thanks the Ontario Public Works Association for this award. It represents a recognition of the effort the Town, our staff and partners have put into improving the facility. Thank-you.

OPWA framed award with gold seal on it.