Did you know the City of Vaughan manages more than 700 hectares (over 1,700 acres) of parks and open space throughout the city? That’s a lot of beautiful greenery for residents to enjoy – but only when kept litter-free! You can make a big difference in helping to ensure these spaces remain safe, clean and beautiful.
The following statement was issued by Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua following today’s plaque unveiling event to commemorate the advancement of the City of Vaughan’s North Maple Regional Park:
Winter will be here before you know it, and with it comes the possibility of more watermain breaks. Here’s what you need to know about watermain breaks, what to do if you see one and the steps the City of Vaughan takes to prevent them.
What are watermains?
Don’t let the
beautiful weather this week fool you … winter is coming! The good news is, Vaughan
is ‘snow’ prepared! The City of Vaughan provides citizens with efficient,
reliable and high-level winter services – whether it’s addressing ice on roads
or clearing snow from local streets, paths and sidewalks, the City’s crews
strive to ensure everyone can travel safely regardless of the weather.
Vaughan Mayor Maurizio
Bevilacqua issued the following statement to commemorate Remembrance Day:
There is no shortage of leaves in Vaughan! Due to high volumes of leaf and yard waste, some collection routes in Vaughan may not be completed on your scheduled day this week.
You may think there are many household substances and items that can be flushed down the toilet. But in fact, the City of Vaughan’s sanitary sewer system is not designed to dispose of anything beyond human waste, toilet paper and wastewater. Flushing any other materials down the drains at home can cause damage or plumbing blockages and increase operation and maintenance costs to clean and repair.
