If you have gently used household items you want to clear out, don’t throw them in the garbage – save them for Curbside Giveaway Days this weekend! From Saturday, Sept. 23 to Sunday, Sept. 24, participate in this waste reduction program by placing gently used items at the curb for your neighbours to take, free of charge.
Here’s what you need to know to participate successfully:
When you set out waste properly on collection days, you help collectors work quickly and efficiently – and also avoid attracting urban wildlife to snack on your food scraps! Here is what you need to know to make your next collection day a breeze:
Have you ever found a water leak in your home? Most leaks are silent, which makes them hard to detect, but they can lead to a high water and wastewater bill and costly damage to your home if you don’t stop them in time. That’s why the City of Vaughan is sharing tips you can use to catch leaks early on – or hopefully prevent them from happening altogether!
The City of Vaughan has tips you can use to help catch leaks early or, hopefully, prevent them from happening altogether.
How to test for water leaks
With community safety a top priority for the City of Vaughan, swift action is being taken to fight the growing number of auto thefts in the city and across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
Looking for a way to stay informed about what’s happening in your neighbourhood? The best way to know what’s going on in Vaughan is through the Mayor and Members of Council’s eNewsletters!
Summer is giving way to fall, which means shorter daylight hours and cooler weather are ahead. If you continue to ride your bike into the season, it’s time to shift gears. Being prepared and putting safety first is the best way to bike responsibly.
Follow these tips to ensure your fall bike rides are safe and fun:
Registration is open for fun activities on Sept. 22
