Vaughan continues to take steps to keep the community safe
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ahead on facility closures, service disruptions and postponements
Online resources at your fingertips
While Vaughan
City Hall and other City-operated facilities remain closed in response to the
global COVID-19 pandemic, citizens are encouraged to take advantage of the services
and resources that continue to be offered online – including Service Vaughan.
Service Vaughan is an online reporting tool that enables individuals to easily submit a service request, report on non-emergency City services and track their submission 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
All facilities within parks closing in Vaughan
COVID-19 Updates
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Help make waste collection safer for front-line staff
Used masks, gloves and wipes must be bagged as garbage
Modified by-law enforcement services in effect
COVID-19 Updates
Statement: Vaughan and Ontario together, fighting COVID-19
Mayor Bevilacqua welcomes new provincial initiative
PSA: City advises public to avoid playgrounds
COVID-19 Updates
City takes steps to support citizens and businesses
COVID-19 Updates
PSA: City expands waste collection service in response to COVID-19
Additional Double-Up Days starting week of March 24
With more people staying home and practicing social distancing
as a result of COVID-19, the City of Vaughan is expanding its waste collection
services to assist residents that may have additional garbage at this time.
Statement: Mayor Bevilacqua welcomes provincial legislation allowing virtual council meetings
Announcement comes after Vaughan’s request at special
Council meeting
The following statement was issued by Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua in response to new provincial legislation to allow virtual municipal council meetings: