As rain falls and snow melts, water levels and flows in rivers and streams in Vaughan will likely be higher than normal this week. The City encourages you to avoid these bodies of water as these weather conditions can result in higher water levels, fast-flowing cold water and slippery or unstable banks.

As the global COVID-19 pandemic continues, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and rapid antigen tests are frequently used by many citizens in their day-to-day life. To help ensure waste collection runs smoothly, the City of Vaughan is here to remind everyone of how to properly and safely dispose of PPE and rapid antigen test kits.

PPE

With the City of Vaughan’s second declared Significant Weather Event of the season underway, the City is reminding residents, businesses and entrepreneurs that its Economic Development team is here to support your business virtually.

Here are some ways businesses can engage with the City for support and guidance … in any weather!

Advisory consultations

Road safety remains a top priority for the City of Vaughan today following last night’s snowfall. City crews have been monitoring the weather as temperatures and conditions shift and are responding accordingly. Salting and plowing operations continue to be underway.