Property taxes are due by March 29

There are many easy and convenient ways to pay


The first instalment deadline for the City of Vaughan’s 2023 interim property taxes is Wednesday, March 29 – do you know all payment options available to you? There are many easy and convenient ways to pay your bill without having to step foot in Vaughan City Hall.

 

Here’s how you can pay your property tax bills:

North Maple Regional Park – the transformation continues!

Phase 2 construction work to continue this year


North Maple Regional Park is the City of Vaughan’s biggest park project yet – and work to transform it is well underway! Since the completion of Phase 1 in 2018, North Maple Regional Park has become a popular destination for Vaughan residents and visitors. The next stage of park development is now in motion.

 

Are you spring cleaning?

Drop off extra organic waste at select community centres from March 19 to April 2

 

At this time of year, many of us are preparing to deep clean our homes for spring. You may be sorting through your freezer or pantry, which can leave you with more organic waste than usual. The City of Vaughan is here to help – there are many ways to dispose of this extra waste, like dropping it off at a temporary green bin coming soon to select community centres!

 

Help address anti-Black racism in Vaughan

Members of the Black community are invited to share their lived experiences with the City


If you identify as a Black citizen living in Vaughan, bring your voice to the table. Virtual focus groups are taking place starting next week to help identify and address anti-Black racism in the City of Vaughan – and you’re invited to attend. Your input can help improve City programs, policies, procedures and services.

 

Don’t taint your waste with paint!

Paint and other hazardous household materials must be disposed of safely

 

Whether you’re working on a home renovation, opening your pool soon or spring cleaning, you may have extra materials to throw away. But not all items can go in the garbage, blue box and green bin – and that includes paint and other hazardous household waste you may be using for these projects. 

 

It’s National Procurement Month in Vaughan

Learn how the City’s award-winning team acquires goods, services and more

 

The City of Vaughan is a leader in procurement services and strives for the highest standard of ethical practice in all business relationships with suppliers and contractors. In 2020, Vaughan Council proclaimed March as National Procurement Month on an annual basis to honour and recognize the valuable work staff do to keep the City moving

 

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Vaughan takes action to enhance public safety

Attend the next City-led community safety meeting on March 9

 

Public safety is a leading priority for the City of Vaughan, and many steps are being taken to preserve and enhance residents’ quality of life. From City-led community meetings to collaborating with other levels of government and key stakeholders, work is underway to advance this important matter.  

 

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