There are five different ways to pay 2025 bills

It’s that time of year again. As spring approaches, so does the first instalment deadline of the City of Vaughan’s 2025 interim property taxes on Thursday, March 27. Do you know all the payment options available to you? 

As all City facilities are cashless, here are other easy and convenient ways property owners can pay their property tax bills:

Pick up litter uncovered from the melting snow

Spring is almost here, and as the snow begins to melt from the warmer weather, it may uncover more litter than you thought was there. We all have a role to play in keeping Vaughan safe, clean and beautiful. Let's work together to ensure trash ends up where it belongs – in the garbage, blue box or green bin – and not on our roads, walkways or parks.

Programs paused from March 17 to March 26 as new deck tiles are installed

The pool at Garnet A. Williams Community Centre (501 Clark Ave.) will be temporarily unavailable from Monday, March 17 until Wednesday, March 26 while new deck tiles are installed. The pool is expected to reopen on Thursday, March 27. 

Speak to Vaughan’s engineers

The event will showcase various engineering projects staff undertake city-wide, women’s contributions to the field, the various roles of Vaughan’s engineers, and how engineers have a critical role in building and shaping the city. There will also be snacks, swag and prizes to be won! 

Visit industry booths

Speak to industry professionals, including representatives from the Municipal Engineers Association and the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies-Ontario. 

Join us for the Maple Lions 52nd Annual Pancake Fest! 

Bring the whole family to enjoy an all-day pancake breakfast, delicious sausage, hot dogs or peameal bacon on a bun. Explore the artisan and crafters fair, visit community booths, and enjoy the Magic of ORION and some clowning around with U-Who Charlie. Don't forget to stop by and say hi to the Easter Bunny!

For more info, visit maplelions.ca