Office of Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure Development

Vince Musacchio he has been a dedicated City of Vaughan employee since 2010, and has used his planning and city design expertise to continue to advance his career. He was appointed in 2021 to Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure Development, where he continues to lead Vaughan’s city-building journey to create a city of choice for generations to come.

The Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure Development oversees the delivery of the City’s capital projects from start to finish. This forward-thinking and strategic portfolio is comprised of enthusiastic, passionate and innovative staff dedicated to developing a world-class city – and infrastructure projects are a vital part of Vaughan’s city-building story.

This portfolio includes the following City departments:

• Development Engineering facilitates and supports the city’s growth through timely engineering review, and the approval of development applications and engineering submissions for the construction of new municipal services, such as roads, sewers and watermains. It also reviews and approves construction plans, and undertakes inspections for all development projects throughout the city.
• Facilities and Parks Delivery collaborates with residents and stakeholders to support the development of an innovative, accessible, sustainable and safe parks and open space network that fosters physical activity, health and wellness.
• Infrastructure Delivery is responsible for capital project planning, design, tendering, construction, contract administration and inspection of the City’s buildings and linear infrastructure – such as roads, power lines and pipelines.
• Infrastructure Planning and Corporate Asset Management works closely with internal departments, the Province of Ontario and York Region to protect the City’s infrastructure interests in the development of growth and renewal infrastructure planning studies and reports. The department also leads a corporate-wide strategy and roadmap for the asset management policy while improving asset management processes, technologies and data.