Residents can schedule their own community clean-up through the Town’s anti-litter app.

Whitby, March 7, 2022 – Keeping Whitby clean is a collective effort and as the snow begins to melt, the litter doesn’t.

Last month, Whitby Town Council approved the hiring of a new team of seasonal employees who will be dedicated to litter clean-up along the Town’s waterfront – a popular summer destination for residents and visitors alike. The team will be in place this spring and will be stationed at the waterfront...

The Town of Whitby is working to redesign Greenfield Park located at 72 Greenfield Crescent – and we want to hear from you!

Now through March 28, visit connectwhitby.ca/GreenfieldPark to view the proposed park design concept and take a survey on the playground equipment being planned for the park.

Planned improvements to the park include:

• redesign of playground and swings;
• a sand play area;
• a shady rest area;
• improvements to the walking trail; and,
• new plantings.

To take the survey or...

Projects: 2022 Projects in tendering stage.

Project Number: T-502-2021, Miscellaneous Sidewalk Repair (Various Locations)

Completion December 3, 2021 – Remaining works to proceed in April 2022
Works will include removal and replacement of sidewalk.

Annes Street (Burns Street to Dunlop Street)

Postponed to April 2022
Works will include new sidewalk with boulevard restoration.

Dundas Street West (Opposite White Oaks)

Postponed to April 2022
Works will include new sidewalk with boulevard restoration.

As the weather begins to warm up and days are getting longer, you may be thinking about ways to improve and upgrade your backyard spaces. Maybe it’s building a deck, putting in a pool or building a new shed. Before you get started, here are five things you need to know.

1. Deck Construction

Sitting out on the deck and soaking up the sun – what could be better? Just like you plan where to place your patio furniture on your deck, you need to plan exactly where your deck goes before you build it....

Town Exploring Possible Changes To Fireworks Regulations

The Town of Whitby is exploring changes to its fireworks regulations. We want to hear from Town residents to better understand how likely they are to use personal fireworks, what the overall interest in Town-run fireworks may be, where and when fireworks should be used, and any general concerns overall that are associated with fireworks.

Get Involved

Whether you enjoy fireworks or have concerns, now is the time to have your say.

Here’s...