Micromobility
Types of micromobility devices
The below micromobility devices are permitted on Vaughan roadways, bike lanes, cycle tracks and in-boulevard multi-use pathways:
MoveSmart Mobility Management Strategy
The City of Vaughan continues to make road safety, active and sustainable travel modes and effective traffic management a top priority.
To date, the City has implemented several initiatives under MoveSmart, including:
Insurance and Risk Management
The Insurance and Risk Management division of the Office of the City Clerk is responsible for three main areas:
- claim administration
- risk financing
- risk control
How to submit a claim
Municipal Act, 2001 S.O. 2001, Section 44, 10 requires that,
A claim must be filed and submitted within 10 days of the incident's occurrence.
To submit a claim, please prepare and submit the claim report form.
Investments
View the City's annual reports to learn about our investment progress:
Where Do Your Tax Dollars Go?
The property tax bill may come in a City of Vaughan envelope, but less than 30 per cent of property taxes go to the City of Vaughan. Here is a breakdown of how residential property taxes are allocated:
- $0.51 to York Region
- $0.28 to City of Vaughan
- $0.21 to Local School Boards (Province of Ontario for education purposes)
These organizations use taxes to pay for services they deliver, such as:
West Vaughan Employment Area Class Environmental Assessment
Class Environmental Assessment Study
Rutherford and Maple GO Mobility On-Request Pilot Project Background
The Mobility On-Request pilot program will also help the City, YRT and Metrolinx to:
Concord GO Centre Secondary Plan
The Secondary Plan will provide a master plan for a critical intensification area in the City of Vaughan related to the Concord/GO Station, the VIVA Highway 7 Bus Rapid Transit Line and the 407 Highway Transitway.
Office of Deputy City Manager, Planning, Growth Management and Housing Delivery
Haiqing Xu joined the City of Vaughan in 2021 as Deputy City Manager, Planning and Growth Management. He uses his extensive experience in city planning to ensure Vaughan continues to plan for a future where neighbourhoods are welcoming and thriving, accessible by public transit and home to quality public amenities residents of all ages enjoy.
Office of Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure Development
Vince Musacchio he has been a dedicated City of Vaughan employee since 2010, and has used his planning and city design expertise to continue to advance his career. He was appointed in 2021 to Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure Development, where he continues to lead Vaughan’s city-building journey to create a city of choice for generations to come.