City of Vaughan named a 2022 Greater Toronto Top Employer
An employer of choice, two years in a row!
Since 2010, Vaughan has received more than $119 million for critical infrastructure
Canada Community-Building Fund advances city-building priorities
As the City of Vaughan continues to prosper, thrive and grow, new demands are placed on local infrastructure, including roads, sidewalks and buildings. The federal Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF) helps municipalities address the budgets to maintain, revitalize, and build new infrastructure essential to providing citizens' exceptional quality of life and creating the right environment for investment, job creation and economic prosperity.
There’s no need for speed this winter
Follow the City’s road safety tips for motorists and
pedestrians
With winter weather in full swing, road safety continues to be a priority for the City of Vaughan. Snowy weather is a great reminder of the importance of obeying speed limits and driving safely according to the conditions.
Need a new waste bin? No problem!
Blue boxes, green bins and garbage tags are now available
at Vaughan community centres
Purchasing blue boxes, green bins and garbage tags from the City of Vaughan is now even easier: in-person sales are back at select community centres!
Mayor Bevilacqua: Vaughan receives prestigious budgeting award for 13th consecutive year
City presented with the
2021 Distinguished Budget Presentation
Award from the Government Finance Officers Association
The following statement
was issued by Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua after a special presentation
during the Dec. 1 Special Committee of the Whole (Budget) meeting:
Advancing city-building. Achieving customer service. Accomplishing results.
The proposed 2022 Budget keeps tax rates low while delivering quality public services
Lace up your skates, Vaughan!
The City’s outdoor ice rinks are OPEN for the season, weather permitting
Preserving the Maple Heritage Conservation District
Attend a virtual Public Information Session on Dec. 15 to join the conversation
The City is committed to preserving the history and integrity of Vaughan’s communities, including the Maple Heritage Conservation District. The area’s unique culture, design, streetscapes, landscapes and architecture are an important part of what makes Vaughan a dynamic and attractive place to live, work, play and retire.
The Weston 7 area is changing
Get involved in planning for future growth by emailing feedback before Dec. 10
City building advances in Vaughan
An overview of the Planning and Growth Management reports presented in November