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The following is an update on Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) management activities:   Ash Tree Removals This past winter, our contractors removed 2,210 ash trees that were dead or dying due to EAB damage – 465 from boulevards (streets), 299 from manicured areas in parks and 1446 in natural woodlots.…

There are a number of development applications active in Ward 4 that continue to generate significant interest from residents.  This newsletter section is intended to keep everyone informed and updated about the status of these applications. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all active development applications…

1.  Safe Drinking Water for Richmond Hill        Richmond Hill closely manages its drinking water system to ensure safety and a high standard of water quality. In accordance with the Safe Drinking Water Act, 2002, Council received the 2017 Municipal Drinking Water System Report for Richmond Hill’s water distribution…

On October 22nd of this year citizens in Richmond Hill, and other municipalities across Ontario, will be voting to elect Ward Councillors, Regional Councillors, School Board Trustees, and for the first time in York Region, a Region of York Chair.    Voting is the foundation of our democratic system and…

The larger recycling bins with lids are now available for sale at the Operations Center and at the Main Municipal Office at 225 East Beaver Creek on the main floor. The new, big blue bins provide a convenient option for homes that generate larger quantities of recyclables and most importantly…

Road Watch is a community initiative, supported by the Town of Richmond Hill and York Regional Police to address aggressive and dangerous driving on public roads.   Recently Flo McLellan, member of Road Watch (former Director of Smart Commute Richmond Hill), was interviewed by 105.9 The Region. In this interview she provided…

The following is an update on Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) management activities:   Ash Tree Removals This past winter, our contractors removed 2,210 ash trees that were dead or dying due to EAB damage – 465 from boulevards (streets), 299 from manicured areas in parks and 1446 in natural woodlots.…

here are a number of development applications active in Ward 4 that continue to generate significant interest from residents.  This newsletter section is intended to keep everyone informed and updated about the status of these applications. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all active development applications…