Vaughan is a resilient, sustainable, smart and prosperous city – and our successful city-building efforts are being noticed with help from high-calibre data.
The City of Vaughan has been presented with triple certification from the World Council on City Data (WCCD) for the second consecutive year!
The City of Vaughan is looking for input on how our Council and Committee meetings are run.
Take an online survey by Tuesday, Nov. 19 to help us better understand your experience with these meetings and how they could be made more accessible – meaning easier to watch, participate in and understand.
The City of Vaughan is committed to providing older adults with many programs and activities to help them stay active and engaged. In addition to all the great opportunities to get involved throughout the year, we are now offering two exciting new initiatives – Coffee Connections and Basic First Aid – thanks to funding from the Province of Ontario’s 2024-2025 Seniors Community Grant Program.
The City of Vaughan is once again supporting Treat Accessibly to help make Halloween trick-or-treating an activity every child can participate in – regardless of ability.
City welcomes Baguio delegation to Vaughan City Hall
Today, the City of Vaughan welcomed an eight-person delegation from Baguio City, Philippines, to Vaughan City Hall to reaffirm the City’s long-standing cultural partnership with the City of Baguio.
The City is your guide on waste collection services and programs!
Need a reminder of which day your waste is collected? Unsure what waste items go where? Looking to buy a new blue box or green bin? Let the City of Vaughan be your guide on all things waste collection services and programs!
There are a few different places you can get the most accurate waste information:
1. Check your 2024 Waste Collection Schedule
Follow tips from Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service
From scary costumes to horror movies, there’s enough to fear on Halloween night. That’s why Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service is sharing important fire prevention reminders to keep your loved ones safe and avoid an unexpected fright.
Candy wrappers belong in the garbage, not on the ground
As you break out your decorations, candy and costumes, don’t forget to do your part to keep Vaughan litter-free this Halloween. Remember that candy wrappers belong in the garbage, not on the ground. Let’s all work together to keep our neighbourhoods safe, clean and beautiful!
Under Section 238 of the Municipal Act, 2001, every municipality in Ontario must have a Procedure By-law. This by-law governs how Committee and Council meetings run, including how they’re called, where they happen, who’s involved, the roles and conduct of Members of Council, reporting requirements and how the City communicates with the public about meetings. It also guides the way you can interact with Council by speaking at meetings or submitting written communications.
Join a virtual session on Nov. 7 to learn more!
We’re committed to keeping you moving – that’s why we’re extending two roads in the Yonge-Steeles corridor.
