The new year is the perfect time to get a fresh start on your waste collection! Learn from the City of Vaughan which waste bins and bags are right for your materials.

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This is the area bounded by the west side of Yonge Street, from Steeles Avenue to Highway 407 (excluding the Thornhill Heritage Conservation District) and on the north side of Steeles Avenue, from Yonge Street to the west of Hilda Avenue.

Do you represent an organization advancing a cause requiring greater public awareness? Or does your association have a special event in 2023 that celebrates the diversity, heritage and culture of the community? Submit a request to have an observance commemorated with a flag-raising, illumination or proclamation from the City of Vaughan.  

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.

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.