Mayor Bevilacqua welcomes Ontario Budget 2018
Vaughan
has proven record of working with Province, delivering transformational results
for citizens
Vaughan Fire Chief Larry Bentley announces retirement
The City of Vaughan’s Fire
Chief Larry Bentley is retiring after more than 38 years of exceptional public
service. His last day as Vaughan’s Fire Chief will be May 31, 2018.
Chief Bentley is a seasoned veteran of the Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS). After joining the VFRS in 1979, Chief Bentley was promoted to the rank of captain in 1990, platoon chief in 1996, deputy fire chief in 2006 and fire chief in 2013.
Chief Bentley is a seasoned veteran of the Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS). After joining the VFRS in 1979, Chief Bentley was promoted to the rank of captain in 1990, platoon chief in 1996, deputy fire chief in 2006 and fire chief in 2013.
Mayor Bevilacqua designates a Heritage Tree in Vaughan
Tree
is more than 170 years old
Exploring the digital frontier
Residents
are invited to learn about Vaughan’s smart city initiatives
Vaughan is in the midst of a historic transformation.
As the City continues to move forward, it is important to empower the community
to think about the future.
Nominate someone for the City’s highest honour
Submissions for the Order of Vaughan are being
accepted until June 15
The Order of Vaughan is the
highest civic honour bestowed by the City and was created to celebrate the
outstanding achievements of individuals who have had a significant impact on
our community.
Municipal offices closed for the holiday weekend
Vaughan’s facilities
are operating on alternate schedules March 30 through April 2
Powering down for Earth Hour
Annual event raises awareness for climate change
Vaughan honours advocate for seniors’ well-being
Ward 5 Civic Hero Award
presented to Dominic Lee
Mayor Bevilacqua responds to Budget 2018
Vaughan remains committed to working with federal partners
Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua has issued the following statement in response to the 2018 federal budget release.
Vaughan’s commitment to openness and transparency
City is hosting public information sessions on the Lobbyist Registry
As part of the City of Vaughan’s commitment to advancing a culture of excellence in governance, a mandatory Lobbyist Registry was introduced in January 2018. It tracks communication between public officials, people, organizations or businesses that have the intention to affect changes to legislation, regulations, programs and more.