| Fire Services |
| The South-West Oxford Fire and Emergency Services consists of 3 stations located in Brownsville, Mount Elgin, and Beachville that service a population of approximately 7,544 residents spanning across 370.48 square kilometers. Find out more about SWOX's fire services here. |
| By-Law Enforcement |
| The Township of South-West Oxford By-Law Enforcement Services are responsible for the enforcement of municipal By-Laws to ensure a safe, quiet, and pleasant environment for all residents in the community. The By-Law Enforcement for the Township of South-West Oxford is done on both a proactive and reactive basis.
Municipal Law Enforcement Officers investigate concerns such as noise complaints (e.g. barking dogs or loud music), property standards issues, littering/dumping, fences, yard and lot maintenance, animal control, and other matters concerning the Township's By-Laws. The Township of South-West Oxford is committed to the thorough, prompt, and courteous receipt, processing, investigation, and resolution of Formal Complaints. The Township will only respond to Formal Complaints received from a Complainant who provides their full name, telephone number, and address. Anonymous complaints will not be investigated. The Municipality will offer assistance and direction with respect to a By-Law concern over the telephone, in-person, via email or in writing. Submit a By-law Complaint Form online. Complainants are protected under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and every Complainant will be kept completely confidential and not be intentionally divulged to any member of Council, the public, or media. |
| Police |
Police ServicesThe Township of South-West Oxford is serviced by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). The Ontario Provincial Police are pleased to offer Citizen Self Reporting, an alternative reporting option that allows members of the public to use a computer or mobile device to report an incident without requiring an officer to attend the scene. Citizen Self Reporting is simple and convenient, and can be used when reporting incidents that do not involve injury or a suspect or a crime that is not an emergency. The use of this new system is completely optional. Police will still attend a call for service, if desired. For further information, visit the OPP's website and follow the steps required to complete this process. Text with 9-1-1The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is improving its capacity for emergency response and enhancing the safety for an important segment of the communities it serves.
An Information Card is available on the OPP website or by clicking here, and via several OPP-serviced jurisdictions. More information is also available through the Canadian Wireless Telecommunication Association at www.cwta.ca.
Contact Information For emergencies, call 9-1-1. For non-emergencies, call the toll-free number at 1-888-310-1122. |
| Ambulance |
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The Township of South-West Oxford is serviced by the Oxford County Paramedic Services for ambulance services. Oxford County Paramedic Services is committed to the community health and public safety of the people who live in Oxford County. The Mandatory Health Programs and Services Guidelines, December 1997, obtain legal authority under the terms of the Health Protection and Promotion Act, 1990. The Minister of Health is authorized to develop and publish these guidelines. The program standards are set out for fundamental public health programs and services targeted at prevention of disease, health promotion, and protection. Contact Information For emergencies, or if you require immediate medical assistance, call 9-1-1. For other inquiries, call (519) 539-9800 or 1-800-755-0394. |
| Emergency Management |
| Oxford 72 Hours is the Township's Emergency Management service. Visit the Oxford 72 Hours website for more information. |
