Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service share tips to help keep your family safe
Did you know you should check your smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms once a month? Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) is reminding everyone to test your alarms to help ensure they are in good working order in the event of an emergency.
Follow these essential tips from VFRS:
Have a question about a service in Vaughan? Want to know more about a City program? The Service Vaughan team is standing by ready to respond to your inquiries. The City of Vaughan’s contact centre can be reached by phone at 905-832-2281 (toll free at 1-844-832-2112), email at service@vaughan.ca, online at vaughan.ca/ServiceVaughan or in person at Vaughan City Hall (2141 Major Mackenzie Dr.).
The City of Vaughan recognizes that service animals are a vital companion for many people in the community and welcomes them in all City facilities. Not only do service animals help improve the quality of life for people with disabilities by performing some of the tasks their handlers cannot do, they also save lives!
If you encounter someone in the community with a service animal, here’s how you can help support them:
Change your smoke and CO alarm batteries when you turn your clocks back today
It’s that time of year when we gain one hour of sleep! Today, when you turn your clocks back an hour, it’s also a good idea to change the batteries in your carbon monoxide (CO) and smoke alarms.
Join Mayor Steven Del Duca and Members of Council to celebrate Diwali at the second annual event tomorrow, Monday, Nov. 4 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Vaughan City Hall (2141 Major Mackenzie Dr.).
This free celebration will feature greetings from Mayor Del Duca, traditional music and dance performances, and complimentary refreshments.
Learn tips to keep your family safe from this invisible hazard
Did you know many Ontario homes have an average of four to six fuel-burning appliances that produce carbon monoxide (CO)?
Learn more about our operations and the important role you play
The City of Vaughan’s Public Works team prepares for winter long before the snow flies. Keeping the community safe, informed and moving throughout the winter are top priorities as we gear up for the first flurries.
City of Vaughan Committee and Council meetings continue in November, 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:
Speaking in person
