Mayor Bevilacqua congratulates award-winning Public Works teams

Two projects recognized for commitment to Service Excellence
 
Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua issued the following statement during today’s Committee of the Whole meeting.
 
“I am pleased to acknowledge the outstanding work being undertaken by the City’s Public Works team, and I offer my congratulations to them on recently being presented with two prestigious awards.
 
“The City’s Infrastructure Planning and Corpora

Vaughan is ready to plow, windrow and salt throughout winter storms

The City of Vaughan remains committed to ensuring the safety of citizens

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning, calling for 10 to 15 centimetres of snow accumulation today. The national weather agency said the snow will start early in the morning and will continue into the evening. The heaviest snow will fall in the afternoon, possibly impacting the commute home later in the day.

How should short-term rentals operate in Vaughan?

Public consultations will help inform Council’s decision on next steps

The City of Vaughan, in consultation with citizens and stakeholders, continues to explore the various options for managing short-term rentals – such as Airbnb. The community’s feedback is an important part of this process. Starting Monday, Feb. 25, a series of public consultation meetings will be held for the public to provide input on new rules the City should consider putting in place.

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