Posted on Friday, April 26, 2024 02:00 AM
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.
2024 projects are in the tendering stage 1. Project Number: T-39A-2023, Traffic CalmingNow through June 30, 2024
Work includes the installation of miscellaneous traffic calming measures such as speed humps, speed cushions, radar message signs, flexible bollards, signage, line painting, and raised concrete sidewalks.
2. Project Number: T-2-2023, Garden...Posted on Thursday, April 25, 2024 02:00 AM
Whitby Town Council and staff recognize and value the contributions of the diverse communities that make our Town so unique and special. We also observe national and internationally recognized days and historical events. Learn more about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Whitby.
Read on to see a list of awareness days and observances for May 2024. Be sure to subscribe to this Awareness Days and Observances page for updates or visit whitby.ca/calendar to see if there are any virtual or in-person...
Posted on Tuesday, April 23, 2024 06:20 AM
Mary Poirier has been selected as the 2024 Mayor’s Senior Volunteer Award winner.
Get to know her better and understand what motivates her to make a difference in the community.
Q. What motivates you to continue to give back to the community?
A. Since my kids were little, I have always been involved in volunteering in the community. It keeps me engaged and benefits me physically, socially, and mentally. My husband, David, is involved in giving back as well. We like to participate and give back to...
Posted on Monday, April 22, 2024 06:00 AM
Notice of Upcoming Special Council Meeting
The Town of Whitby is undertaking its five-year Official Plan Review, which will help to set policy direction for how Whitby should grow between now and 2051 – and wants to hear from you.
The Town's Official Plan guides where and how land in Whitby should be used. More specifically, the Official Plan sets out:
Posted on Monday, April 22, 2024 05:13 AM
The results are in! On Saturday, April 20, community members joined the celebratory planting of Whitby’s first official tree – the tulip tree. This winning tree was chosen based on the results of a recent Connect Whitby survey that saw more than 200 people take part.
The tulip tree is found only in the southernmost parts of Ontario – including right here in Whitby! The tulip tree gets its name from its broad leaves and beautiful, fragrant flowers shaped like tulips. Unlike most other hardwood...
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