Are you part of an organization working to raise public awareness for an important cause? Is your association hosting a special event that celebrates the community’s diversity, heritage or culture? Submit a request to the City of Vaughan to have your observance recognized through a flag-raising, illumination or proclamation!
Here's everything you need to know to get started:
Flag-raising requests
The City of Vaughan’s Public Works crews work hard to clear snow all winter long – even at the entrance of your driveway!
Understanding what windrow-clearing involves, when the service begins and what can impact our operations will help you prepare for the upcoming season.
Here’s everything you need to ‘snow’:
It’s time to set your goals for the new year – make one of your 2025 resolutions to put litter where it belongs so we can keep Vaughan safe, clean and beautiful for everyone to enjoy.
Get involved to help keep Vaughan safe, clean and beautiful
Do you have a green thumb? Or maybe you’re interested in helping keep your neighbourhood clean and tidy? You can turn your passion for protecting the environment into meaningful action by becoming a Green Guardian!
The City of Vaughan joins the national celebration of Black History Month, a time to honour and recognize the extraordinary contributions and achievements of Black Canadians.
Black History Month Event at Vaughan City Hall
Join us for an unforgettable celebration, featuring Afro-Caribbean and urban dances, a drum performance, complimentary food, Mayor and Members of Council remarks, vendor booths and more as we honour the profound impact of Black Canadians on our past, present, and future.
Mayor Steven Del Duca and Members of Council, together with the Vaughan Tamils’ Heritage and Cultural Organization, invite you to join them to mark Tamil Heritage Month and Thai Pongal at the City of Vaughan’s third annual celebration. The event will take place on Saturday, Jan. 18 at 6 p.m. in the Maple High School cafeteria (50 Springside Rd.). Doors open at 5 p.m.
