These concepts are developed into the City's Vaughan Mills Centre Public Realm and Streetscape Plan, which will serve as a comprehensive reference guide to promote high-quality public and publicly accessible private spaces and a pedestrian-oriented streetscape development in the area. This study is now complete and was approved by Council on November 2021.
What is your vision for safer streets in Vaughan? What opportunities do you see to improve livability and roads in your neighbourhood? What types of traffic calming measures would you like to see installed to keep our streets safe for all road users? The City of Vaughan is exploring different ways to slow down vehicular speed and create safer streets, and you can have your say!
Stay informed. Get
involved: The City of Vaughan is developing its 2023 Budget and 2024 to 2026 Financial
Plan. These will outline a progressive path to move the city forward, all while
continuing to deliver more than 200 community programs and services effectively
and efficiently. And you can have a say before they are approved.
Budget meetings will be held at Vaughan City Hall as follows:
With warmer temperatures and rain in the forecast, the City of
Vaughan is preparing to respond to flooding – and there are steps you can take
to be prepared and stay safe!
Please expect water levels and flows in rivers and streams in Vaughan to be higher than normal. The City encourages you to avoid bodies of water as these weather conditions can result in fast-flowing cold water and slippery or unstable banks.
City of Vaughan Committee and Council meetings continue in January
with in-person and virtual attendance options for Members of Council and the public.
Public consultation remains a vital part of the planning and city-building process. There are many ways you can participate in meetings and have your say, including:
Double-Up Days are back! Depending on your scheduled collection day, this week or next is your chance to place up to six garbage items curbside – and no paid tags are needed.
Here are some reminders to keep in mind:
As you pack up decorations following your holiday celebrations, you may wonder where to dispose of some items, such as broken glass, old electronics or your Christmas tree. If so, the City of Vaughan is here to provide tips and reminders to start the year off right and sort these items correctly!
Broken glass
