2022 Budget reflects Vaughan’s commitment to keeping tax rates low
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Yoga, arts and crafts, dance and more!
Winter in-person and
virtual recreational programs will start Saturday, Jan. 15
Have fun with Vaughan while school is out
The City is offering an array of in-person programs and
virtual activities for kids this holiday season
Six outstanding individuals to be invested into the 2021 Order of Vaughan
Mayor Bevilacqua to bestow the City’s highest civic honour during a virtual ceremony on Tuesday, Dec. 21
Gus Michaels named Deputy City Manager of Community Services
Vaughan Council appoints accomplished longtime public servant
Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua is pleased to announce that Gus Michaels has been appointed as the Deputy City Manager, Community Services effective immediately. Council ratified the decision on Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2021. He will also continue to serve as Director and Chief Licensing Officer, By-law and Compliance, Licensing and Permit Services until further notice.
Vince Musacchio named Deputy City Manager of Infrastructure Development
Longtime leader will
support the City’s city-building priorities
Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua is pleased to announce that Vince Musacchio has been appointed as the City of Vaughan’s Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure Development, effective immediately.
The 2022 Waste Collection Schedule is here!
Check your mailbox or download the online version at
vaughan.ca/WasteCalendar
Pools aren’t just for the summer
Registration is now open
for winter swim lessons and aquatic leadership programs
Be proactive and protect your pipes from freezing
City provides tips to
prepare your home for below zero temperatures
As temperatures begin to drop outside, the cold weather can freeze your household water pipes. To avoid unexpected bursts and leaks – and subsequent expensive repairs – the City of Vaughan is reminding you to proactively prepare your pipes to help keep water moving through your home during the upcoming winter months.
Take the following steps to prepare your home for below zero temperatures:
It’s ‘snow’ problem!
Simple tips for managing
winter weather
Winter brings snow,
ice and frosty weather that may have many wishing it was summer. Don’t dread
having to manage these conditions – embrace them with ease with the help of the
City of Vaughan!
Follow these tips and reminders to take on the coming winter: