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COVID-19

Vaughan continues to take a disciplined, responsible and measured approach to reopening the city. As some restrictions are lifted, other precautionary measures remain in place to protect everyone in the community from further transmission of COVID-19. Below is an update on ongoing services, what is reopening, and programs that continue to be impacted by the virus.

Updated: Friday, Oct. 24 at 11 a.m.

The health and well-being of citizens, businesses and staff continues to be the City of Vaughan’s top priority.

While the City of Vaughan continues to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the health and safety of citizens and staff remains the priority. To stay up to date on the latest updates as they happen, residents are encouraged to sign up for the City Update eNewsletter at vaughan.ca/CityUpdate and follow the City’s Twitter, Facebook and Instagram channels.

Here are some recent updates:

Service updates and adjustments

Most City facilities closed until Jan. 4 2021, at the earliest. For up-to-date City news on COVID-19, subscribe to the City Update eNewsletter and read the City's various Media Releases. Many services have been updated or adjusted in response to COVID-19:

Public Works

In response to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Vaughan has reviewed and made adjustments to its regularly scheduled spring and summer public works operations. Services have been prioritized with a focus on the safety and well-being of everyone in the community, including front-line staff. Here is a list of what is on schedule, reduced, delayed or suspended.

Recreation

Registration is underway for the City of Vaughan’s expanded fall virtual program series, which is designed to keep kids active, engaged, educated and entertained from the safety of home. City instructors will livestream popular recreational programs for preschoolers, children and youth remotely via Zoom.

Virtual resources

Ongoing campaigns

York Region Public Health

It is important that every citizen takes the following steps to protect themselves and their loved ones from new and emerging diseases. For instructions on how to keep yourself and others safe, as well as additional information and resources, visit york.ca/COVID19.

Those who feel unwell and believe they have symptoms related to COVID-19 should contact York Region Public Health or Telehealth Ontario at 1-866-797-0000.