Mayor's Monthly Newsletter - July 2025

Hello, Whitby! My monthly newsletter keeps residents informed about what’s happening in our town and encourages engagement and communication. I’m always open to hearing your feedback! Email mayor@whitby.ca or call 905-430-4300 ext. 2203 to connect with me.  -- Elizabeth Roy

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Whitby Firefighters Train for Real-Life Rescues

When people think of firefighters, they often picture flames from house fires, burning buildings, and smoke-filled rooms. The reality is many emergencies that Whitby Fire and Emergency Services responds to don’t involve fire at all.

Whitby Fire’s new recruits recently completed auto extrication training and practiced life-saving skills, so they are prepared if residents need help on the roads.

It’s a reminder to stay safe and alert behind the wheel. Whitby’s firefighters are ready if you need...

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Construction Project Updates - July 2025

Town of Whitby Projects

Did you know? The Town has an interactive map where you can view updates about construction projects in the Town of Whitby.

August 2025 to 2028

This multi-year project includes the full closure of Columbus Road from Country Lane to Cedarbrook Trail to support area growth. North/south routes crossing Columbus will remain open. Detour routes will be in place for the duration of the work.         

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Town Launches Smart Road Inspection Tool to Improve Roads

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StreetScan is coming to your Whitby neighbourhood

Keep an eye out for a new car driving through Whitby from June 24 to July 4. Called StreetScan, it’s packed with high-tech radar and sensors that scan the road without disrupting traffic.

StreetScan collects real-time data on things like potholes, cracks, and surface wear on roads. The goal is to help the Town make informed decisions about road repairs.

The information...

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Whitby Mayor Elizabeth Roy's Statement Correcting Misinformation Shared at June 23 Council Meeting

At last night’s Council meeting, a councillor introduced a motion based on the false claim that Whitby Council is taking a 105-day “holiday” and will not meet again until October 6.

This statement is not only factually incorrect—it is a deliberate distortion of the truth and a disservice to our residents.

Special Council meetings are scheduled for June 26 and again in July. The regular Council meeting cycle resumes in early September, beginning with a planning meeting on September 8, followed by...

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