Stormwater pond safety

The City reminds residents where to skate safely this winter
  
With the winter season underway, ponds are beginning to freeze. The City of Vaughan is reminding citizens that stormwater management ponds are not designed or intended for recreational use such as skating or sledding – no activities on the ice are safe.
 
The City maintains more than 150 stormwater ponds – human-made infrastructure built to gather rainfall and surface water runoff.

Back to school with VPL

Vaughan Public Libraries offers programs, tools and databases to support all levels of study


Attention students: Vaughan Public Libraries (VPL) is here to help you ace your school year. Whether you are taking online courses, pursuing advanced studies or learning in a virtual classroom, VPL has digital learning resources and educational support services at your disposal. Tools are available for students at any age and skill level. 

City Hall Connects is coming to Vaughan mailboxes!

The City’s official newsletter highlights services, upcoming projects, feedback opportunities and more


Want to keep up to date on what’s happening in your community? The winter edition of Vaughan’s official newsletter, City Hall Connects, is hitting nearly 115,000 mailboxes next week. This hardcopy publication is designed to keep residents and businesses up to date on the City of Vaughan's projects, services and more.

Have old electronics and batteries?

Here’s where to dispose of them and how to reduce household waste

 

It’s that time of year when you may have received new electronics as a gift or upgraded during Boxing Day sales. But do you know what to do with your old devices and batteries? The City of Vaughan is providing tips on how to correctly dispose of electronics and batteries to help reduce your household waste.

E-waste and batteries

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