The City of Vaughan is ready for the heavy snowfall that is in the forecast for tomorrow. Crews are out working to ensure residents and visitors can travel safely regardless of the weather … but are you prepared? There are a number of simple ways you can help ensure the City’s winter operations run smoothly, efficiently and safely:

With snow in the forecast tomorrow, the City of Vaughan is reminding everyone to keep parked cars off the roads during and after snowfalls to allow City crews to clear streets and sidewalks properly. On-street parking blocks our plows from safely passing around parked cars, and streets and sidewalks may not be plowed as a result.  

Four virtual public open houses to learn more, review alternative ward structures, view maps, provide input and ask questions were held on the dates below. Thank you to all those who participated:

• March 6 at 1:30 p.m.
• March 9 at 1:30 p.m.
• March 9 at 7 p.m.
• March 11 at 7 p.m.  

The 2024 Order of Vaughan Investiture Ceremony will take place at Vaughan City Hall on Wednesday, November 13, 2024. The following eight individuals will be invested with the City of Vaughan's highest civic honour during that ceremony:

Vaughan Council
​Mayor

Parveen Bola (PDF)

The holiday season is a time for enjoying meals with loved ones. But remember, fats, oils and grease – such as butter, olive oil, gravy and meat fat – can clog sewer pipes if disposed of down the drain, such as through a sink or toilet. This can cause a backup of sewage flooding into your home, your neighbours’ homes and onto streets – which can pollute the environment!

The Office of the City Clerk has an important function at the City of Vaughan – have you ever wondered what duties they perform or services they provide? As part of a new series, the City will showcase the vital work undertaken by this busy team. First up: Protocol Services.

On March 8, 2011, Council approved the Terms of Reference for the Thornhill Centre Street Area Land Use Study, including the expansion of the study area, directed by Council, to include the north side of Centre Street from Concord Road to Vaughan Boulevard.  In addition, Council approved the retention of the Planning Partnership on a single source basis to undertake the study as an adjunct to the on-going Thornhill Centre Street Urban Design Guidelines and Streetscape Master Plan Study.