The councillor working for better ambulance service for Erin is now asking for better communication from Guelph.
Councillor Lou Maieron asked social services committee chairman Gord Tosh Oct. 29 to ask the city to provide better information to county officials.
Tosh had just explained that there was no September ambulance committee meeting.
He noted the city and county were in hearings that week over the way they pay for social services.
Maieron said he found it “incredible that I have to learn about the ambulance meeting in Erin in the Wellington Advertiser and at the fairgrounds.”
The city had set up a meeting for the same day of county council, Oct. 29, and then cancelled it.
Maieron said he is pleased there will be a meeting, but is not happy about how it was announced by the city, with county councillors like himself uninformed about it.
“They should let council know,” he said.
Tosh said he hopes the hearings are finished “we can get [city and county] relations back to normal.”
