Exploring vaughan.ca
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Recreation, employment
and swimming were the top hits in September
Every month, the
City of Vaughan’s website gets tens of thousands of hits from people looking
for more information about programs, services, amenities and more. In September,
the most popular pages were related to recreation, employment opportunities,
swimming, Council meetings and waste collection.
Want to
learn more? Here you go!
Recreation
Visit the
City’s Recreation Services webpage to learn about programs, camps, fitness
memberships and free community events that promote health, wellness and active
living for all ages. With 10 community centres that feature swimming pools,
fitness centres, arenas and more, there is no shortage of options to stay
active.
For
more: vaughan.ca/recreation
Employment
opportunities
If you
are ready for a challenging, rewarding and motivating career, then check out
the City’s current employment opportunities. The City’s greatest resource is its
staff – people who work around the clock to deliver customer service to
residents, businesses and one another. To support this team, the City employs industry-leading
workplace best-practices, which resulted in being named one of the Greater Toronto’s Top
Employers for 2021.
Current employment opportunities are always posted online.
For
more: vaughan.ca/careers
Swimming
Get back
in the water with the City of Vaughan! From booking recreational swim times and
aquafitness to registering for swim lessons – there is something for everyone looking
to improve their skills or learn something
new. Choose from nine different pools across Vaughan to make a splash!
For
more: vaughan.ca/swim
Council
meetings
While
Vaughan City Hall remains closed to the public, there are many ways citizens
can participate in meetings and have their say, including: speaking live
via teleconference to Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua and Members of Council
during a meeting, speaking live from a telephone (regular landline or
cellphone) during the meeting or submitting
a written communication for review by Members of Council as part of
an agenda item.
For more:
vaughan.ca/HaveYourSay
Waste
Collection
schedules, how to purchase bins and tags, and proper setout requirements – this
is just a snapshot of the resources available on the City’s waste webpage.
There’s also a link to the handy RecycleCoach where you can search by item. For
instance, did you know single use and rechargeable batteries need to be taken to
a hazardous waste drop-off location?
For
more: vaughan.ca/waste
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