As part of this commitment, in 2020 the City undertook a comprehensive review of the current rates and rate structure for the delivery of water and wastewater services to Vaughan residents and businesses. The study’s outcome, presented to Council in April 2021, validated the City’s current methodology for the water and wastewater rate structure.
The City of Vaughan restricts outdoor water use from May 15 to Sept. 30 each year, as per the Water By-law 024-2024 (PDF). This water conservation measure ensures an uninterrupted supply of water for everyone, especially when water is in peak demand.
Approved Qualified Company List
Only the companies listed in the Approved Qualified Company List (PDF) are prequalified with the City of Vaughan and shall carry out the corresponding functions set out in the Authorized Function List – Appendix A (PDF).
Forms for Property Owners
1. Information Request Form
Registers the property into the Backflow Prevention Program and helps the City understand and assess the risk level of a property, summarizes the main business activities, and identifies a primary contact.
What is the Backflow Prevention Program?
Don't 'snooze' on waste collection!
Set-out materials by 7 a.m. to ensure you don't get missed. Collectors will not return for items set out late. Please note, collection times may be impacted during winter weather conditions.
With freezing temperatures in colder months, it's possible that some waste materials may freeze inside the bins and directly adhere to the bins' interior.
Many retailers are now producing large volumes of low quality, inexpensive clothing, designed to be bought, worn and quickly discarded. As we shop in store or online we fail to realize the negative effects this production has on the environment.
Below are few of the ways that textiles are impacting our environment.
