The City of Vaughan is developing an Urban Water Plan to provide water, wastewater and stormwater management systems that are safe and reliable for current and future generations.
The City is responsible for managing stormwater systems, local water distribution and pumping, and local wastewater collection and pumping. The City’s water systems include:
Vaughan is a vibrant and prosperous community and one of Canada’s fastest growing cities. Home to nearly 341,000 people, its globally-competitive economy includes more than 19,500 businesses, employing approximately 227,000 individuals. Vaughan traces its roots back to the historic communities of Concord, Kleinburg, Maple, Thornhill and Woodbridge.
Here are ways you can get involved with the City of Vaughan’s budget process:
About the Black Creek Renewal Project
The Black Creek Renewal Project is the City’s new forward-looking action plan to mitigate flooding in the VMC, as development continues in the downtown core. The project enables the City to implement effective flood control measures, enhance the natural heritage system and beautify the public realm through the VMC’s Black Creek area between Highway 7 and Highway 407.
Michael Coroneos joined the City of Vaughan in 2018 as the Chief Financial Officer and City Treasurer before becoming Deputy City Manager of Corporate Services, Chief Financial Officer and City Treasurer in 2019. In his role, he remains committed to providing all departments with the support they need to champion transparency, accountable decision-making and responsible financial management.
Timothy Arnott - Ward 1 Civic Hero Award, 2008
Mr. Arnott has devoted his time to a number of volunteer organizations, including serving as director of the Kleinburg and Area Ratepayers Association for 15 years, and a member of the Binder Twine Festival.
The study area
The study area is on Teston Road from 250 metres west of Pine Valley Drive to Kleinburg Summit Way
Current status
Current status
