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Richmond Hill Launches Age-Friendly Strategy
Posted on Friday, October 13, 2023 02:47 PM
Council approves plan to help create environment for all ages to thrive
RICHMOND HILL – Earlier this week, Richmond Hill Council approved the City’s first Age-Friendly Community Strategy, with a vision to create an inclusive, accessible and welcoming community where all ages and abilities enjoy an active and healthy lifestyle.
Based on input from over 1,100 residents, community organizations and businesses that provide services for older adults, the Age-Friendly Community Strategy provides a...
Richmond Hill Celebrates Work of Local Artists for RH150 Murals
Posted on Friday, October 13, 2023 09:59 AM
Community Artwork Made Possible Thanks to Federal Grant
RICHMOND HILL – Yesterday, Richmond Hill celebrated the work of 13 local artists who created the City’s 150th anniversary mural paintings, captured on Bell Boxes and storage bunkers throughout the community. The largest mural was painted over a two-week period and is featured on an outside wall at the Richmond Green Sports Centre.
The City received $26,900 in funding from the Government of Canada’s Building Communities Through Arts and...
Have Your Say on Richmond Hill Property Standards
Posted on Tuesday, October 03, 2023 07:56 AM
RICHMOND HILL – The City of Richmond Hill is reviewing and updating its Property Standards By-law and they want to hear from residents!
The Property Standards By-law regulates maintenance standards for properties, including vacant and heritage properties. It also includes provisions for fences, yards, driveways and buildings on the property.
Get Involved!
As a Richmond Hill resident, how satisfied are you with property maintenance in your neighbourhood? What is your biggest concern? Let us know!
Richmond Hill Calls for Action on Gender Based Violence
Posted on Thursday, September 28, 2023 10:36 AM
Council Approves Motion Declaring Intimate Partner Violence an Epidemic
RICHMOND HILL – Richmond Hill Council unanimously passed a motion to declare gender-based violence and/or intimate partner violence an epidemic in Ontario.
The City joins 42 municipalities and regions in calling on Ontario to make the same declaration, in the hope of creating legislation that targets family violence and provides more funding to municipalities, regions and their emergency and social services to help address the...
Mayor West's Statement on Truth and Reconciliation
Posted on Wednesday, September 27, 2023 10:37 AM
Richmond Hill – Today, Richmond Hill raised the Every Child Matters flag in recognition of the trauma caused by residential schools, and to remember the children who never came home, as well as the survivors, their families and communities.
We also proclaimed September 30 the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Richmond Hill, demonstrating support for this important day and the reflection it encourages. Flags at Richmond Hill’s facilities will fly at half-mast.
September 30 is also...