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Town Of Russell is a Russell, MB-based company in the Government sector.
The City of Oceanside, incorporated in 1888, is a municipal corporation and has a five-member elected City Council that serves as the legislative body of the corporation.
Hancock County Government is a Bay Saint Louis, MS-based company in the Government sector.
BREC is the agency that connects people to parks and nature in East Baton Rouge Parish. It is a political subdivision of the state of Louisiana created in 1946 to develop, maintain and operate public park and recreational facilities. Throughout its 70-year history, BREC has taken seriously its responsibility to improve the health, safety, environment and quality of life for all citizens. BREC was among the first park agencies to earn national accreditation and recently earned reaccreditation for an unprecedented fifth time, meeting all 144 standards. BREC is a two-time National Gold Medal Award winner and 13-time national finalist. BREC has more than 180 parks including a unique mix of facilities, which mirror the history and rich natural resources in the region; including a state-of-the-art observatory, a swamp nature center and conservation areas, a performing arts theatre, an equestrian park, an art gallery, an arboretum, an accredited zoo, seven golf courses and an extreme sports park with a 30,000-foot concrete skate park, rock-climbing wall, BMX track and velodrome. Since 2004, BREC has constructed twelve community parks, five dog parks, a family-sized Aquatics Center, a growing trails system, fishing ponds, larger playgrounds and procured two mobile recreation units to serve play deserts in the area. The combination of new and renovated facilities, innovative programming and careful attention to community needs help BREC fulfill its mission to contribute to a healthier, more vibrant community by providing exceptional parks, open spaces and recreation experiences for all of East Baton Rouge Parish.
The County of Wellington is a special place for more than 90,000 residents who call the municipality home. Whether it`s the rich, agricultural and rural lands that grow fresh and local foods, the beautiful and historic towns that are home to several of the top festivals in Ontario, or the proximity and access to major urban markets, the County of Wellington provides an outstanding quality of life and an ideal location for residents and families alike. The County also offers a modest cost of living and excellent schools. Formed in 1840, the County of Wellington encompasses more than 2,600 square kilometres and is approximately an hour`s drive west of Toronto. It includes the Towns of Minto and Erin, and the Townships of Puslinch, Centre Wellington, Mapleton, Wellington North and Guelph-Eramosa. The County of Wellington has been widely honoured in the recent past. Earlier this year, the County`s Human Resources (HR) Department was presented with the Employer of Distinction Award by the Human Resources Professionals Association [Guelph and District Chapter]. Last year, the County was recognized nationally for having the Best Health and Wellness Strategy at the Canadian HR Awards and for being awarded as Canada`s Safest Employer by Canadian Occupational Safety. In 2012, the County of Wellington was designated as one of 64 “Safe Communities” by Safe Communities Canada, and in 2008, Wellington County was recognized as one of Canada`s Top Employers by Maclean`s Magazine. As an organization, the County offers diverse opportunities to work in our community, such as: a Long Term Care Home, 14 Library Branches, Roads and Solid Waste Services, Planning and Development, Green Legacy Tree Nursery, and Social Services, which includes Ontario Works, Child Care Services and Housing.