Public Works: delivering service excellence year-round
A recap of spring
maintenance efforts and winter operations
Vaughan brings more services online
Service Vaughan tool allows residents to submit
and track requests 24/7
In-person summer camps are back in Vaughan
COVID-19 Updates
Virtual public meetings continue in June
Citizens can speak to Council live through phone or teleconference
Have your say, Vaughan!
Public input is being sought on a variety of city-building initiatives
Get ready for a summer of fun with Vaughan!
Registration for in-person summer camps and virtual programming starts Monday, May 31
The school year is coming to an end and parents are looking for activities for their kids this summer. Starting Monday, May 31 at 8:30 a.m., registration will open for in-person summer camps and virtual programming. Children can enjoy everything from art and science to environmental studies and musical theatre – Vaughan has something for everyone!
Mayor Bevilacqua: Vaughan receives six awards from Festivals and Events Ontario
City hosted several
virtual events last year in response to global pandemic
Make safety a priority when planning construction projects
Citizens and building
professionals must obtain proper permits before work begins
Designing the Canada Drive-America Avenue Bridge in Vaughan
Learn more by joining an online Public Information Session on June 10
Mayor Bevilacqua accepts PM's apology for the Internment of Italian Canadians during WWII
This dark chapter in Canada's history should not be forgotten
The following statement was issued by Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua in response to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's formal apology in the House of Commons regarding the internment of Italian Canadians during the Second World War:
"Today, I join Italian Canadians and everyone affected by this tragedy in welcoming Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's formal apology in the House of Commons.