Feeling the heat this weekend? So are your pets. On hot and humid days, Vaughan Animal Services recommends keeping your pets – including dogs, cats and birds – indoors as much as possible.
Follow these tips to make sure they stay safe and cool:
With hot weather in the forecast this weekend, remember that extreme temperatures can be dangerous for everyone, especially outdoor workers, older adults, some people living with disabilities, and children, particularly infants and pets.
Here are some tips from the City of Vaughan to beat the heat:
If you feel dizzy, weak or overheated:
The summer edition of City Hall Connects is on its way!
Want to stay updated on what’s happening in the community? Check your mailbox – the summer edition of City Hall Connects is on its way!
This newsletter has all the latest information about important milestones in the City of Vaughan, transformative projects underway and exciting things to do this summer.
Apply by July 28
Have you been thinking about starting a new business? Or are you looking for ways to expand your existing venture in Vaughan? If so, apply for the City of Vaughan’s Starter Company Plus program by Monday, July 28!
Summer is here, which means many of you may be washing your cars in your driveway. If you’re doing so, there are some important details you need to know before you start scrubbing!
Let’s work together to keep the community in tip-top shape
Warm weather has arrived, and so have longer grass and weeds! The City of Vaughan is doing its part to keep the community safe, clean and beautiful, and we’re encouraging you to do the same. Not only is maintaining your property the neighbourly thing to do, it’s also the law!
Here’s everything you need to know about the City’s annual grass-cutting operations, and how you can play a role this season.
We are hiring crossing guards for September
Are you looking for a flexible job where you can make a positive difference in your community? If this sounds like you or someone you know, consider applying to become a crossing guard for the 2025-26 school year!
This important role helps children and families travel safely to and from school each day. The City of Vaughan has crossing guards who have been employed for 20, 25 and even 30 years!
