A place for people to prosper, alive with opportunity
Cambridge, ON
The City of Cambridge is one of the fastest growing areas in Canada. It is strategically located astride highway 401 in Southwestern Ontario, part of Canada’s Technology Triangle. In 2010, the population was over 130,000 people with a multicultural mix and a strong foundation of support services. Cambridge has a diverse economic base with leading industries in manufacturing, automotive, high technology, pharmaceutical, business and financial services and hospitality/retail. It’s about choice, options and value when you become part of the community. You meet the nicest people in Cambridge. It’s a place that understands all about coming together. There is so much more to Cambridge than the beautiful lands created at the convergence of two rivers or its logistically perfect location in the heart of Ontario’s economic corridor. Cambridge is the coming together of people from diverse, close-knit and proud communities. The people of Cambridge ‘do the right thing’ by respecting history, family values, a sound work ethic, the arts, environment and advancement. A young city, Cambridge is a master of balancing the excitement and promise of the new with the historical significance and stability of the old. A place where coming together is just the start. Uniting together is what sets Cambridge apart. Undiscovered–Cambridge families and entrepreneurs get more for less, and sacrifice nothing. See our Social Media Terms of Use: http://bit.ly/3GGn6rl
On-site · Cambridge
Administer subdivision agreements and municipal site servicing, review grading plans, coordinate watermain commissioning, and oversee construction inspection and acceptance. Respond to development inquiries, coordinate with City departments and external agencies, represent the City on regional projects, and contribute technical guidance, standards, procedures, and policies.
On-site · Cambridge
Lead the City’s emergency management and business continuity programs, including policy and plan development, risk assessments, preparedness training, and continuity planning across departments. Advise senior leaders, coordinate emergency response and recovery activities, manage program budgets and resources, and supervise staff while building partnerships with internal and external stakeholders.
