Residents are reminded that the final instalment of the 2021 Final Tax Billing is due on Friday, September 24, 2021. This billing applies to all residential, farmland, pipeline and managed forest properties.

The final tax bills were mailed to property owners the last week of May 2021. If you did not receive a tax bill and you are responsible for payment, please contact the Tax Division at 905.430.4304 or 905.668.5803 to obtain the necessary information.

Please note that payments not received by Friday,...

Applications now being accepted for up to $10,000 in matching funding for accessibility improvements

Whitby businesses, community groups and non-profits looking to improve the accessibility of their facilities, services or programs can now apply for the Town’s new Accessibility Improvement Grant.

Starting today, this one-time grant can be used to fund up to 50% of the cost of accessibility improvements like the installation of ramps, accessible washrooms, automatic doors or the creation of large-print...

Project Number: T-501-2021, Urban Road Reconstruction

Fairmeadow Place (from Fairmeadow Place to Fairmeadow Place)

Completion September 3, 2021
Works will include paving of top asphalt, driveway, and sod restoration.

Brookdale Crescent (from Brookdale Crescent to Brookdale Crescent)

Completion September 3, 2021
Works will include paving of top asphalt, driveway, and sod restoration.

Dryden Boulevard (from Fallingbrook Street to Anderson Street)

Completion September 3, 2021
Works will include paving...

Share your favourite local places to visit and explore the project at connectwhitby.ca/tourismstrategy. 

With two historic downtowns, a waterfront, green spaces, a growing number of culinary and entertainment stops, and much more – Whitby has a lot to offer to residents and visitors alike. That’s why the Town of Whitby is creating a new four-year Tourism Strategy to help support and highlight all of these great things that make our Town a destination.

The Town is also continuing to...

As more kids head back to school, Whitby Fire and Emergency Services and the Town’s crossing guards have important school zone safety reminders for drivers and pedestrians:

1.     Don’t drive distracted

According to Transport Canada, one person is injured every 30-minutes in Canada from a distracted driving-related accident. In fact, checking a text for 5 seconds at 40km means you have travelled the equivalent of half a football field, blindfolded. The easiest way to avoid distracted...