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Have Your Say! - Woodside Parkette Revitalization
Richmond Hill plans to revitalize Woodside Parkette (14 Vitlor Drive) with a new playground, safety surfacing, walkways, fencing, site furniture, signage, picnic tables, and added planting. Construction is targeted for 2027, pending budget approval and permits. Public feedback on the Woodside Parkette Comment Form is open until Monday, March 16, 2026.
Mar 11


Traffic Safety Improvements Coming to Milbourne Lane
York Region will introduce a U-turn restriction on Milbourne Lane at Bloomington Road in Richmond Hill to address traffic and safety concerns. Councillor Carol Davidson worked with residents and City staff to resolve problems caused by parents using the private lane to drop off students at Cardinal Carter Catholic High School. The practice created congestion, blocked driveways, and raised safety concerns. The new restriction is expected to reduce unsafe manoeuvres and improve
Mar 11


Oak Ridges Wrap Up Newsletter - March 6, 2026
View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.
Mar 8


February 2026 Crime Snapshot – Municipal Comparison
York Regional Police data for February 2026 shows differences in key crime trends across Richmond Hill, Vaughan, and Markham. Assault levels were similar in Richmond Hill and Vaughan, while Markham reported fewer incidents. Residential break-ins were higher in Markham, and vehicle theft was notably higher in Vaughan. Sharing these comparisons helps residents understand local safety trends and stay informed about issues affecting nearby communities.
Mar 7


Oak Ridges Community Safety Night - March 11
Join Councillor Carol Davidson and York Regional Police for a practical safety workshop on current local crime trends and how to protect yourself. Officers will cover personal, financial, vehicle and property safety, including scams, home invasions, carjackings and theft prevention. Learn how criminals are targeting residents and how to stay informed and report concerns.
Mar 5


Recap: Council Meeting - March 11
Council will receive an update from TRCA on local projects, review the 2025 drinking water report confirming full regulatory compliance, and consider a 10‑year Financial Master Plan outlining rising operating costs, major infrastructure needs, higher projected tax increases, and recommended levy and debt strategies. Also on the agenda is the 2025 Council remuneration and expenses disclosure as required by law.
Mar 5
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