Delivering progress, strengthening communities

June 19, 2026 2:45 p.m.

City-building

The City of Vaughan is building more than infrastructure – we’re building a city for you.

From roads and parks to community centres and environmental improvements, we’re investing in projects that support a high quality of life for all. The 2025 Delivery Report (PDF) highlights the work completed and underway across Vaughan to build complete, connected and resilient neighbourhoods. These efforts reflect our commitment to enhancing public spaces, supporting safe and sustainable growth, and meeting the needs of a growing population – today and into the future.

Here are some highlights from the report:

Invested $181.6 million across 388 projects in asset groups such as roads, bridges, parks, facilities and stormwater management infrastructure.
Advanced key city-building projects identified in the Council-approved Nine Point Action Plan to Fight Traffic Gridlock, including the Canada Drive–America Avenue Bridge and the Kirby Road Extension, both scheduled for completion this year.
Completed major studies, including the Vaughan Transportation Master Plan and the McNaughton Road West Environmental Assessment, and initiated the Bass Pro Mills Drive Extension and Teston Road Improvements studies.
Opened the new Carrville Community Centre (655 Thomas Cook Ave.), Library and District Park (266 Valley Vista Dr.), and reopened the enhanced Woodbridge Library (150 Woodbridge Ave.).
Began construction to improve Fire Station 7-1 (835 Clark Ave.) and broke ground on the new Family Recreation Area at North Maple Regional Park (11085 Keele St.).

And more is coming in 2026! Our Planning and Infrastructure Development portfolio continues to develop long-range infrastructure planning studies and initiatives to support future growth in our city, such as the Highway 7 Widening and Colossus Drive Extension projects.

QUOTES

“We’re building Vaughan into a world-class city – one of continuous progress, delivering the roads, bridges and essential infrastructure that keeps Vaughan moving forward. All this depends on the dedicated professionals in the Planning and Infrastructure Development portfolio who are both behind the scenes and on the ground, shaping our city. The 2025 Delivery Report is a testament to the hard work this team does to keep our city moving. Together, we are creating a city that is not only efficient, but vibrant, resilient and welcoming. I want to thank each and every member of the Planning and Infrastructure Development team for their continued dedication. I’m looking forward to another year of progress and building a stronger, more connected and efficient city.”

- Mayor Steven Del Duca

“The 2025 Delivery Report outlines the incredible work of the Planning and Infrastructure Development team, which is dedicated to overseeing these projects from start to finish, ensuring each step along the way is right on track and hits the mark for our vision of building a city of the future. They play a key role in shaping Vaughan’s future by planning the city’s essential infrastructure and managing our assets to maintain strong, dependable services for residents. They also create high-quality parks and open spaces that support healthy, active lifestyles for all ages and abilities. My thanks to the entire Planning and Infrastructure Development portfolio for your vital contributions.”

- Zoran Postic, City Manager

“From advancing major transportation and mobility initiatives under the Nine Point Action Plan to Fight Traffic Gridlock, to opening new community facilities, expanding parks, strengthening utility systems and reinvesting in state of good repair assets, our focus in 2025 remained on delivering the right infrastructure at the right time and in the right locations to support a growing and evolving city. These efforts are helping create complete communities, support economic vitality and improve the quality of life for residents. I would like to sincerely thank the dedicated staff across the Planning and Infrastructure Development portfolio for their professionalism, collaboration, technical expertise and commitment to Service Excellence in advancing a complex and diverse capital program.”

- Vince Musacchio, Deputy City Manager, Planning and Infrastructure Development

QUICK FACTS

Approved by Vaughan Council in May 2026, the 2025 Delivery Report outlines the Planning and Infrastructure Development portfolio’s accomplishments and progress updates and presents an overview of 2025 initiatives.
It includes the investment of $181.6 million across 388 projects in asset groups such as roads, bridges, parks, facilities and stormwater management infrastructure.