The City of Vaughan’s popular Curb Appeal program is back! Every spring, the City celebrates the gardening efforts of residents and businesses that help beautify our community. Does someone in your neighbourhood go above and beyond to make their lawn look flawless? Or maybe there’s a local business nearby that has a beautiful and welcoming entrance? If so, nominate them – it’s easy!
The City of Vaughan’s Public Works professionals keep our community clean, safe and beautiful 365 days a year through a variety of programs and services. To recognize this team of 425 dedicated staff, the City is celebrating National Public Works Week until Saturday, May 25 – and you’re invited to join in!
Batting cage improvements at Vaughan Grove Sports Park made possible by Saputo sponsorship
Practising your batting swing this season? Hit the cages in Vaughan! The City of Vaughan recently made improvements to the batting cages at Vaughan Grove Sports Park (7401 Martin Grove Rd.), thanks in large part to a $50,000 sponsorship by Saputo Inc.
Curbside Giveaway Days on May 25 and 26!
City of Vaughan wins two EDCO Awards of Excellence
The City’s Economic Development team has been recognized once again for their work to make Vaughan a place where entrepreneurship, business, tourism and art can prosper and grow!
It’s getting warmer outside – so bring your kids to cool off at one of Vaughan’s splashpads! Starting today, many of the City of Vaughan’s splashpads will be open every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.! Please note, splashpad openings are subject to weather and surface conditions.
Stay cool at the following splashpad locations:
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June is Recreation and Parks Month – a time to focus on the benefits recreation and parks have on our physical, social and mental health. There are many ways you can get involved and be active!
As seasonal park amenities open for your enjoyment, the City of Vaughan is reminding you that keeping these spaces safe and clean is a community effort. Every ‘litter’ bit helps; no action to reduce litter is too small!
Littering has a negative impact on the quality of life for everyone. It is harmful to the environment, dangerous for pets and wildlife as they may eat or be injured by discarded items, unpleasant to look at, and costs taxpayer dollars to clean up.
