Do you live in, shop near, dine at or visit the area around Promenade Mall? This area is known as the Promenade Centre – it’s 95 acres of land bounded by Centre Street, Bathurst Street, Clark Avenue West and New Westminster Drive – and it’s evolving as our community continues to grow.
Are you familiar with the different levels of government? Do you know how they work together to deliver programs and services? The City of Vaughan operates within a two-tier municipal structure, which means there are two levels of government providing services to the Vaughan community – the local municipality (the City) and the regional municipality (York Region).
The deadline for the second instalment of the City of Vaughan’s 2023 final property taxes is Monday, Aug. 28. Do you know all the different payment options available to you?
As a reminder, all City facilities are cashless. Here is how you can pay your property tax bills:
The bags are being distributed one per person on a first-come-first-serve basis at Vaughan community centres and the Vaughan City Hall welcome desk. Residents will be required to show their driver’s licence and sign a release form when picking up a key fob protective bag.
Whether you are painting a room in your home or doing a DIY renovation project in your backyard, you may end up with some leftover materials. Before you throw them in the garbage or blue box, check to see what belongs where! Keep in mind some of these items are not collected curbside.
Here is a list of some common household items and materials that must be taken to a York Region waste depot for safe disposal (fees may apply):
