Vaughan Continues to Respond to Ice Storm

The City of Vaughan is continuing to clean up after this weekend’s ice storm.
About 2,000 households are still without power, primarily in Thornhill and northwest Vaughan.
 
City staff are going door to door in the area generally bounded by Steeles Avenue West, Bathurst Street, Yonge Street and Highway 407 to check in on residents and give them information on the City’s three warming centres:
 
• Dufferin Clark Community Centre, 1441 Clark Ave. W., Concord
• Maple Community Centre, 10190 Keele St., Maple (pets welcome)

Ice Storm - Statement from Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua

​Dec. 22, 2013

The City of Vaughan has been hit by a major ice storm that has impacted our community over the past 36 hours. As Mayor, my top priority is your safety and getting our city fully operational again. Our emergency operations centre is fully staffed and taking all necessary steps to address the challenges created by the storm. I have spoken directly with Premier Kathleen Wynne who expressed her concern to me for the citizens of Vaughan and offered her assistance.

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