Steuben Co Is Now In The Hiring Phase For EMS Program

Here is an update on that countywide emergency medical program they’re working on setting up, at the Steuben County Emergency Services and County Managers offices. The county is looking to hire Part-Time EMTs, Paramedics and social workers for the new countywide Emergency Medical Services program.  "Steuben County is now in the position of advertising for the positions of emergency medical technicians and paramedics," County Manager Jack Wheeler tells Wlea News.  "These are part time positions and we are in hopes of getting applicants.  As we've discussed, the county is in the beginning stages of providing supplemental emergency services throughout the county.  Now we're not talking about hiring dozens of staff members at this time, as we're just going to start a supplemental EMS program.  However, we think that this is a good way to build a a system: by identifying the gaps, and fill them and build from there," Wheeler said this morning.

 

Lots To Do Tomorrow And Next Saturday, Here In Bath 

There’s a talk being given about the future of Mossy Bank Park at the Markham Nature Center in Bath at 10am tomorrow.  Plus, there is an event going on tomorrow from Noon-2:00, in Bath, there’s the Spring Bash.  It’s for all Bath residents and kids must be accompanied by an adult.  That’s at Pulteney Park and it’s being put on by the youth recreation commission.  This is in addition to, tomorrow being a Clean Up Day in Bath.  They say that the 607 Kids, are helping out with that, that’s tomorrow and next Saturday, 8am to 12pm.  Also, tomorrow and next Saturday it’s dumpster day at the village compost site on East Morris Street, hours for Dumpster Day, 9am to 3pm.  

 

Congressman Langworthy Gets Funding For Woodhull

Yesterday Congressman Nick Langworthy announced he had come up with about $5 million dollars for Woodhull to replace over six miles of natural gas pipelines.  “I’m proud to announce this significant $4.9 million investment to replace miles of Woodhull’s natural gas pipelines,” said Congressman Langworthy. “Recent federal reports have uncovered our state’s failing natural gas infrastructure, yet Governor Hochul and other leaders in our state choose to ignore that New Yorkers are at risk of losing access to reliable, affordable energy. This investment will ensure that Woodhull residents have the energy security they deserve, safeguarding their access to natural gas for generations to come.”