Committee and Council meetings continue online

​Citizens can now make a Skype deputation for items on the agenda 
 
The City of Vaughan recognizes the importance of protecting the citizens of Vaughan from the global COVID-19 pandemic, while also moving the city forward. Supporting this direction, electronic-participation Committee of the Whole and Council meetings will continue this month.  
 
Public consultation is an important part of the planning and city-building process.
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Emergencies happen. Stay informed.

May 3 marks the beginning of Emergency Preparedness Week
 
The global COVID-19 pandemic has proven that emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time. Prevention and preparation are essential. Today marks the beginning of Emergency Preparedness Week, and the City of Vaughan continues to implement measures to support and protect citizens.
 
On March 17, Vaughan became the first city in Ontario to declare a state of emergency in response to COVID-19.
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‘Open for Business’ – new online directory supports local businesses

Vaughan businesses encouraged to apply today to be included
 
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Vaughan continues to implement new measures and programs to support local businesses and entrepreneurs during this challenging time. The latest initiative is the Open for Business online directory, which lists local businesses that are open during the current state of emergency.
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Special edition COVID-19 newsletter coming to Vaughan homes and businesses

​Direct mailer outlines measures taken by the City in response to the global pandemic
 
In response to the evolving global COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Vaughan has issued a special edition of the City Hall Connects newsletter. Citizens can expect to receive the printed mailout, featuring vital news and information, as early as this week. This newsletter is the latest in a series of communications products to keep residents and businesses up to date on the City's ongoing response efforts.
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Vaughan Public Libraries launches new online service

​Ask Us – VPL staff make recommendations on materials to educate, entertain and inspire citizens
 
While Vaughan Public Libraries (VPL) branches remain closed as a result of the COVID-19 global pandemic, the team has launched a new online service to support its customers remotely. Ask Us is a virtual service supported by more than 20 VPL staff who are able to help with customer inquiries and offer reading and viewing suggestions by phone, email and social media.
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Outdoor maintenance during the COVID-19 pandemic

​Services providing safety, security, sanitation and essential maintenance permitted

During the COVID-19 pandemic, landscaping, lawn-care, fence and pool companies can continue to provide services related to safety, security, sanitation or essential maintenance purposes only. This marks the latest effort to ensure the protection and safety of citizens and their properties.  

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