Potential Canada Post service disruption
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The
City of Vaughan would like to notify residents that all incoming and outgoing mail
will be affected in the event of a labour disruption involving Canada Post.
The
City encourages residents who use the postal system to consider in-person or
alternate methods to pay their bills to ensure that payments are received by
the due dates.
Property taxes can be paid by a
pre-authorized payment plan, post-dated cheques, online and telephone banking, at
most financial institutions, and in person at the City Hall Cashier’s Office,
2141 Major Mackenzie Dr., Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. There
also are drop-off boxes at each entrance of City Hall where cheques can be
delivered. Cash should not be dropped into these boxes.
Licensing, permits, application fees and
parking tickets
can be paid in person at the City Hall By-Law and Compliance, Licensing and
Permit Services counter located on the first floor. Parking tickets can also be
paid online.
Vendors should contact the City’s Accounts
Payable department at 905-832-2281 about outstanding balances. Arrangements can
be made to pick up cheques at the City Hall Property Tax counter located on the
third floor.
Any other mail items can be dropped off
at the City Hall Information Desk.
For
more information on the potential Canada Post service disruption, please visit
canadapost.ca/update where you can sign up for email updates.