Update on Vaughan’s unprecedented winter operations
Update: the Significant Weather Event ended as of Monday, Jan. 31, 2022.
2021 Ward 4 Civic Hero Award presented to Svetlana Katcharovski
Vaughan resident recognized for commitment
to volunteerism and environmental stewardship
During today's Committee of the Whole (1) meeting, Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua, Ward 4 Councillor Sandra Yeung Racco and Members of Council presented Vaughan resident Svetlana Katcharovski with the 2021 Ward 4 Civic Hero Award.
Waste collection may be impacted by the snowstorm
Please follow set-out requirements to ensure curbside
collection runs smoothly and safely
Vaughan Public Libraries’ three Resource Libraries reopen
Curbside pickup at
Community Libraries is temporarily unavailable
Vaughan
Public Libraries (VPL) has reopened its three Resource Libraries – Bathurst Clark, Civic Centre and Pierre
Berton – following yesterday’s closure due to the major winter storm. The
Community Libraries remain closed and curbside pickup is unavailable until
further notice.
Clear snow from your vents and exhaust pipes
Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service provides carbon monoxide
safety tips
Following today’s heavy snowfall, Vaughan Fire
and Rescue Service (VFRS) is reminding residents to ensure their exterior vents
and exhaust pipes for the dryer, furnace, stove and fireplace are clear of snow
and ice to prevent carbon monoxide (CO) buildup in the home – which can be
deadly.
Your Snow Day questions answered
Everything you need to know about Vaughan’s response
to today’s major snowfall
As City of Vaughan crews continue to work around the clock to
clear local roads and sidewalks, the City is answering some of the top
questions received today from residents.
Clear hydrants, sidewalks and catch basins of snow, and shovel a space for waste bins
Everyone has a role to play in Vaughan’s winter
operations efforts
Everyone plays an important part in Vaughan’s winter operations
efforts – and that includes clearing snow and ice from catch basins, sidewalks and
fire hydrants near your property.
Vaughan’s winter operations continue
It’s a team effort to keep roads and sidewalks clear
and safe
The City of Vaughan’s winter
operations continue! Due to heavy snowfall,
it may take longer than usual to clear streets, windrows, sidewalks, paths and
bicycle lanes. Thank you for your patience – crews are working around the clock
to keep Vaughan safe.
Keep parked cars off roads!
Reminders to help winter operations run safely
and efficiently
Tips for today’s Snow Day
Update: the Significant Weather Event ended as of Monday, Jan. 31, 2022.
The city of Vaughan is being
blanketed with snow, and City crews are working around the clock to clear roads
and sidewalks. Here are tips on how you can help our winter operations run as
smoothly and safely as possible: