Pre-register to speak to Council by phone, teleconference or in-person

City of Vaughan Committee and Council meetings continue in June with in-person and virtual attendance options for Members of Council and the public.

Public consultation remains a vital part of the planning and city-building process. There are many ways you can participate in meetings and have your say, including:

You can help by providing input into the Lawford Area Traffic Study

Do you live on or near Lawford Road? Do you have kids who attend Guardian Angels Catholic Elementary School, Johnny Lombardi Public Elementary School or Tommy Douglas Secondary School? Then we want to hear from you as we work to make the area safer for all road users.

And remember not to leave pets or kids in hot cars!

It’s going to be a hot one! A heat warning is in effect for the remainder of the week for Vaughan – and extreme temperatures can be dangerous for everyone, especially outdoor workers, older adults, some people living with disabilities and children, particularly infants.

Here are some tips to beat the heat from the City of Vaughan:

If you feel dizzy, weak or overheated:

Sam Roberts Band to headline the festivities at Boyd Conservation Area

No plans for Canada Day? You have them now!

Bring your family and friends to Vaughan’s award-winning Canada Day celebration on Saturday, July 1 at Boyd Conservation Area (8739 Islington Ave.) from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., headlined by Sam Roberts Band!

Nature Canada presented the City with official certification

The City of Vaughan is now a Bird-Friendly City! This means the City has implemented practices and policies across the organization and held events to help save birds, protect their habitats and improve the local ecosystem.

Adrian Goodridge receives Fire Chief’s Commendation

Vaughan receives prestigious award for Smart Cities Road Patrol Solution

Previously installed ARTonBOXES series

Group of Seven REMIXED pilot

Reduced speed limits coming to select areas this summer

Double-Up Days are back the weeks of June 13 or June 20

Get ready for the next Double-Up Days – back during the weeks of June 13 or June 20, depending on your scheduled collection day! Instead of a three-item garbage limit, you can place up to six items at the curb on those dates with no paid garbage tags required.

Here are some collection day reminders: