City of Vaughan staff are always looking for new opportunities to help keep the tax rate increase among the lowest in the Greater Toronto Area – and that includes applying for grants to supplement funding for key approved city-building projects.
Improvements are
coming to New Westminster Drive – including road resurfacing, a new pedestrian
crossing, lighting upgrades, sidewalk enhancements, accessibility features,
transit upgrades, cycle tracks and more!
The following upgrades will be made to approximately two kilometres of New Westminster Drive, from Clark Avenue to Bathurst Street, beginning this spring:
When you think of what goes in the blue box, you may think of items like paper and cardboard. But did you know not all paper-based items are recyclable? Some go in the green bin instead! Here are some reminders from the City of Vaughan to help you sort your waste correctly:
Paper-based items that belong in the green bin:
City building for
current and future generations! The City of Vaughan’s Planning and Growth
Management portfolio helps guide the growth and development of Vaughan’s
communities. In the last year alone, the City continued to see high
construction values and demand for potential developments.
Here is an overview of 2022 city-building statistics.
Vaughan property
owners: check your mailboxes. The City of Vaughan’s 2023 interim residential
and non-residential property tax bills have been issued. Payment due dates are
as follows:
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Seven ways the City of Vaughan is incorporating sustainable development practices in city-building
As a forward-thinking municipality, the City of Vaughan is paving a green future. The mission is to champion a sustainable community, act as a steward to preserve the natural environment and lead with municipal best practices. Sustainable development is not just a trend, it is a significant priority woven into all city-building efforts.