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In August 2016, Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz announced the appointment of Hogues as the new commissioner of senior services. Prior to being appointed commissioner, Hogues served as community planning coordinator and long-term care coordinator for the Department of Senior Services.
Erie County Council on Tuesday approved more than $2 million in pandemic relief to help support marginalized communities. But citing local law, the Brenton Davis administration argued the votes ...
Council voted 7-0 to override the elimination of the Erie County Human Resources Commission. Council voted 6-1 to override a nearly $500,000 cut from the $999,996 general fund transfer to Pleasant ...
Erie Elks Lodge 67 presented a check to a local shelter following a new partnership. Community Shelter Services received $2,500 which was raised during the Elks Lodge’s annual Hawaiian luau on ...
Erie County Medical Center (then known as Buffalo City Hospital) was formed in 1912 when the nearby Municipal Hospital on East Ferry Street had become overcrowded due to outbreaks in scarlet fever and tuberculosis and opened in 1918. In 1921, ECMC opened its first medical library, and, in 1922, a social services department.
EmergyCare has gone from providing basic life support (BLS) services to the City of Erie in 1983 to providing advanced life support (ALS) care to a vast region of northwestern Pennsylvania today. Emergy Care is one of the largest non-profit ambulance services in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, covering more than 2,100 square miles and ...
Gary Horton, an Erie social justice advocate, has always considered himself an environmentalist. Horton, who is CEO of the Urban Erie Community Development Corp. and president of the Erie NAACP ...
The Edward A. Rath County Office Building is a high-rise(16-story) office building located at 95 Franklin Street, in Buffalo, New York, across from Erie County Hall and the Prudential (Guaranty) Building. The Rath building was named for Edward A. Rath, the first County Executive of Erie County. [1]