Norfolk County’s Sarah Page to lead Grand Erie Public Health

Norfolk County announces that Sarah Page, General Manager of Emergency and Social Services, will be taking on the role of Chief Executive Officer at Grand Erie Public Health.

Over her 22-year career with Norfolk, Sarah has demonstrated exceptional strategic thinking and a strong ability to lead large, diverse teams with professionalism and respect. She progressed through several key roles, including Paramedic Chief and leader of Norfolk’s COVID-19 response, before becoming General Manager of Health and Social Services, and most recently, General Manager of Emergency and Social Services.

Effective July 14, Bill Nolan has been appointed Interim General Manager of Emergency and Social Services. Nolan brings extensive experience and leadership to the role and is working to ensure a smooth transition. A search for a permanent replacement will begin shortly.

Page’s final day with Norfolk County will be Friday, August 8, 2025.

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Mayor Amy Martin

“Sarah has been a steady and compassionate leader through some of the most challenging times in Norfolk's recent history. Her work during the pandemic and her ongoing commitment to public health and social services have helped build a stronger, more resilient community. I am confident she will bring the same integrity and vision to her new role at Grand Erie Public Health.”

Al Meneses, Chief Administrative Officer

“We are incredibly proud of Sarah and this well-earned next step in her career. Her guidance, collaboration and dedication have made a meaningful and lasting impact on our organization and the residents we serve. We thank her for her outstanding contributions to Norfolk County and wish her continued success in her new role. On a personal note, I will truly miss her candour, perspective and insight around the senior leadership table.”