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2021 Waste Management Calendar
Waste Environmental
Community
Management Program
Information
Information Information
Collection Guidelines
Blue boxes and green bins are collected every week.
Garbage is collected every other week.
To determine when your waste will be collected: Thursday
1. Find where you live on the map.
2. Note your collection day and if you live in a blue zone or in a
yellow zone.
3. Follow your colour throughout the calendar and use the symbols
below to determine what to set out at the curb each week. Friday
Shaftsbury
Ave. Brookside
Rd.
Blue Box Green Bin Garbage
Yard Waste Christmas Tree
Wednesday
Download the Recycle Coach app from
the App Store or Google Play to get a
personalized collection schedule, to Tuesday
0 0.5 1 2
search what goes where and more!
Kilometers
Reminders Appliance Collection
Free monthly collection by appointment only. To book an appointment,
Set Out Times visit RichmondHill.ca/Appliance.
Place waste at the curb by 7 a.m. on collection day (6 a.m. in Appliances can also be dropped off at a waste depot (see page 18).
downtown core) and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before.
Remove empty bins and uncollected material from the curb by 9 p.m.
Items Not Collected at the Curb
on collection day. Waste left at the curb after collection day is Renovation material, electronic and hazardous waste must be taken
subject to fines under the City’s Waste By-law. to a waste depot (see page 18) for safe disposal (includes paints,
pharmaceuticals and sharps).
18kg Weight Limit
All containers, bags and bundles must weigh 18kg/40lbs or less. B L U E B O X R E C Y C L I N G
3 Garbage Item Limit
Recyclables must be loose inside your blue box,
Garbage items above the 3 item limit must have a garbage tag not in plastic bags. Items placed in bags can’t be
attached. You can now purchase garbage tags online and have recycled and will be left at the curb, including
them mailed directly to your home. newspapers and flyers in plastic sleeves.
Gloves, masks and wipes belong in the
garbage. Tissues belong in the green bin.
Visit RichmondHill.ca/BinsAndTags for more details. Disposable coffee cups and black plastics
belong in the garbage.
Collection Safety
Sharp items (glass, ceramics, mirrors, broken toilets, etc.) must be
Tips to reduce wind-blown litter:
boxed or covered in cardboard, marked as “Glass for Disposal”. Put heavier objects on top.
Set out on your garbage day. Place blue boxes at the curb the morning
Toilet tanks must be separated from bowls (when possible) and of collection instead of the night before.
emptied of all liquids. Set out on your garbage day. Use extra blue boxes to avoid overfilling.
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GREEN BIN
Weekly Collection Acceptable Items
Organics must be bagged, securely tied and placed in bin.
Compostable or paper bags are preferred to line bin. Plastic bags
also accepted.
No limit to number of bins you can set out. Baked goods Eggs and shells Dairy Butter, lard and
grease (solid)
Avoiding Pests
Store your bin inside (i.e. garage or shed).
Set out your bin in the morning (by 7 a.m.) instead of the night before.
Always securely latch your bin.
If bin is stored outside, use a bungee cord to secure lid. Cords must be Pasta and grains Meat, fish Soiled cardboard Shredded paper
removed before placing bin at the curb. The green bin can also be hung and bones and paper products (small quantities)
on a sturdy hook to prevent animals from accessing it.
Unacceptable Items x
Yard waste, soil, plastic or Styrofoam food containers, disposable wipes,
cigarette butts, wood and compostable branded cups, plastics and Fruits and
coffee pods. vegetables Muffin wrappers Paper bags Tissue and
paper towel
Where to Buy Green Bins
Green bins and kitchen containers are sold at the Operations Centre
(1200 Elgin Mills Rd. E). You can now also order them online for pickup.
Green bins: $24.25 (includes HST)
Exchanges of damaged green bins: $8.45 (includes HST) Nuts and shells Coffee, filters Pet waste Diapers and feminine
Kitchen containers: $10.66 (includes HST) and tea bags and bedding hygiene products
BLUE BOX
Follow these guidelines to ensure that blue box items Acceptable Items
are recycled into new products! Potato
Chips
Weekly Collection
Empty and rinse containers before placing in blue box.
Plastic food Plastic cups
Recyclable material can be mixed; no sorting required. containers (no straws)
Put items in LOOSE and not bagged. Recyclables in plastic bags can’t
be recycled and will be left behind. Juice, soup and Chip cans
milk cartons
There is no limit to the number of blue boxes you can set out.
Flatten cardboard, tie in bundles (60cm x 60cm x 30cm) and place next
to blue box. Plastic tubs, lids,
Cardboard boxes and reusable containers with attached lids are not jugs, bottles Cardboard and
acceptable containers. and jars boxboard
Metal and aluminum Aluminum foil
Unacceptable Items x cans and tins and trays
Food waste, plastic bags/wrap, black plastics, Styrofoam, coffee cups, (clean)
lids and pods, wood, toys, small appliances, textiles, electronics, gloves,
masks, tissues and wipes. Egg cartons and Paper rolls
beverage trays
Where to Buy Blue Boxes
Blue boxes and large blue bins with lids are sold at the Operations Centre
(1200 Elgin Mills Rd. E). You can now also order them online for pickup.
Blue boxes (22 gal): $11.99 (includes HST) Empty paint and
Large blue bin with lid: $42.04 (includes HST) Newspapers and magazines Glass bottles aerosol cans
Exchanges of damaged blue boxes (22 gal only): $8.45 (includes HST) (no plastic bags) and jars (lids separate)
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Christmas trees will be
collected the weeks of
2m/7ft
January 4 and 11 on Maximum
your collection day Height
Maximum height per tree is 2m/7ft.
Remove all decorations and nails.
Trees will not be collected if they are:
Place the tree at the curb by 7 a.m.
On top of snowbanks
Artificial trees can be donated, taken
to a waste depot or collected as a In bags
garbage item. Frozen into the snow
Christmas trees can also be dropped off at the Bloomington Yard Waste
Depot (1351 Bloomington Rd. E.). Fees apply.
JANUARY FEBRUARY
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6
New Year’s Day
Collections Moved
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Christmas tree collection
Christmas tree collection
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Christmas tree collection Family Day
Christmas tree collection
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28
31
Blue boxes and green bins – weekly on your collection day.
Remember:
Garbage – every other week on your collection day.
Refer to page 1 to determine your collection day and your zone
Christmas trees – during the weeks of January 4 and 11, on your collection day. (blue or yellow).
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Common Reasons for Items
YARD WASTE Not Being Collected
Items not set out on time
Collection Waste must be set out by 7 a.m. on
Every other week from April 13 – October 8 on collection day.
your garbage day.
Contamination
Weekly from October 12 – December 3 on your
collection day. Waste items placed in the wrong stream.
Bundle branches, sticks and twigs with twine Excess garbage items without a tag
(maximum length 1.2m/4ft).
Garbage items above the 3 item limit must
Acceptable Items have a garbage tag attached.
Corn stalks, pumpkins, shrubbery, tree clippings,
leaves, garden plants, weeds, flowers, sticks,
Items are not collected at the curb
twigs and branches. Renovation materials, hazardous and electronic waste must be taken to a waste
depot for disposal. See page 18.
Unacceptable Items x
Grass, sod, soil, stumps/tree branches over 10cm
in diameter, root balls, gravel, cement, stones and Double-Up Days +
animal waste.
During Double-Up Days you can set out up to 6 garbage items, instead of 3,
Containers without garbage tags!
Paper bags, cardboard boxes and
open-top reusable containers A garbage item
(maximum 125L/33Gal) are means a bag, bundle,
accepted. No plastic bags. garbage can or piece
Place a yellow YARD WASTE of furniture.
sticker on open-top reusable
containers. Free stickers are available at Access Yellow Zone: March 30 – April 3 and September 28 – October 1
Richmond Hill and the Operations Centre.
Blue Zone: April 6 – 9 and September 21 – 24
MARCH APRIL
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3
DOUBLE UP Good Friday Friday
DAYS Collections Moved
Collection
Yellow Zone +
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 Easter
Monday 6 7 8 9 10
DOUBLE UP
DAYS +
Blue Zone
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Bi-weekly yard waste collection begins
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 Earth
Day 23 24
Bi-weekly yard waste collection begins
28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30
DOUBLE UP
DAYS
Yellow Zone +
Blue boxes and green bins – weekly on your collection day.
Garbage – every other week on your collection day.
Remember:
During Double-Up Days, you can put out up to 6 garbage items, instead of
Yard waste – every other week from April 13 – October 8 (same day as garbage)
and weekly from October 12 – December 3, on your collection day. 3 items, without garbage tags!
Yellow Zone: March 30 – April 3 Blue Zone: April 6 – 9
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Waste Bins and
Garbage Tags Now
Available Online
Residents can now go online to purchase new
blue boxes, green bins, kitchen containers and
garbage tags, as well as pay to exchange broken
Richmond Hill labelled blue boxes and green bins.
Online orders can be picked up at the
Operations Center (1200 Elgin Mills Road E.)
during operating hours.
Garbage tags can also be delivered by mail.
Waste Bin and Tag Prices June 26, July 31, August 28 and September 25
Blue boxes (22 gal): $11.99
Large blue bin with lid: $42.04
Green bins: $24.25
Kitchen containers: $10.66
Exchanges of damaged blue boxes (22 gal only)
or green bins: $8.45
Garbage tags (set of 5): $10.90
Visit RichmondHill.ca/BinsAndTags for details.M AY JUNE
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 1 2 3 4 5
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
CURBSIDE
GIVEAWAY
23 24 Victoria
Day 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 31
Blue boxes and green bins – weekly on your collection day.
Garbage – every other week on your collection day.
Remember:
For collection inquiries, contact Access Richmond Hill at 905-771-8800
Yard waste – every other week from April 13 – October 8 (same day as garbage)
and weekly from October 12 – December 3, on your collection day. during regular business hours.
905-771-8800 • RichmondHill.ca/Waste 10GARBAGE
Collection Every Other Week Acceptable Items
Maximum of 3 items per garbage day. A garbage item means a bag,
garbage can (maximum 125L/33Gal), bundle (maximum 1.2m/4ft)
or piece of furniture (maximum 68kg/150lbs).
Items above 3 item limit must have a garbage tag attached.
Tags sold in sets of five for $10.90 (includes HST) at any Richmond Hill
library or at the Operations Centre (1200 Elgin Mills Rd. E). Tags can Gloves and masks Foam cups, containers Plastic bags
also be purchased online and mailed to your home. and packaging and wrap
For more information, visit RichmondHill.ca/BinsAndTags
Plastic cutlery Plastic straws and lids Black plastics
Sharp items (glass, ceramics, mirrors, broken toilets, etc.) must be
boxed or covered in cardboard, marked as “Glass for Disposal”. Coffee
Separate toilet tanks from bowls (when possible), empty all liquids.
Tank and bowl count as one item.
Disposable coffee cups Wipes, mops and Light bulbs
Unacceptable Items x and coffee pods dryer sheets (not CFL)
Recyclables, organics, yard waste/grass clippings, animal carcasses,
concrete, drywall or other construction/renovation materials, hazardous
waste and electronic waste. See page 18 for disposal options at
waste depots.
Personal care products Non-recyclable plastic itemsJ U LY AUGUST
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Canada Day
Civic Holiday
Collections Moved
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
CURBSIDE
GIVEAWAY
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31
CURBSIDE
GIVEAWAY
Blue boxes and green bins – weekly on your collection day.
Garbage – every other week on your collection day.
Remember:
Masks, gloves and wipes belong in the garbage, not the blue box. If these
Yard waste – every other week from April 13 – October 8 (same day as garbage)
and weekly from October 12 – December 3, on your collection day. items are put in the blue box, they contaminate otherwise good recyclables.
905-771-8800 • RichmondHill.ca/Waste 12Reduce Waste from
Online Shopping
Buy less. If you don’t buy it, there’s no packaging!
Buy multiple items from one retailer at once rather than Keep the
ordering them separately and request that they be sent in
the same box.
Messages Coming!
Request minimal or plastic-free packaging if that shipping Despite more material being set
option is available. out for collection during the
pandemic and the added safety
Reuse packaging for holiday gifts. precautions, our waste collection
Learn how to properly recycle workers have continued to provide
and dispose of the rest: excellent customer service during
Boxes and paper can be recycled. unprecedented times!
Film plastic, air pillows, bubble wrap and Many Richmond Hill residents have showed their gratitude
bubble envelopes go in the garbage. through thank you messages or with a friendly wave.
Large pieces of Styrofoam used for
packaging electronics and appliances We know how much this has meant to our collectors and
can be recycled at a York Region we encourage residents to keep the ’s coming…
Community Environmental Centre. from a safe physical distance, of course.SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 1 2
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Labour Day
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Thanksgiving Weekly yard waste collection begins
Day
Weekly yard waste collection begins
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18
WASTE
19 20 21 22 23
DOUBLE UP
DAYS + CURBSIDE REDUCTION
GIVEAWAY WEEK
Blue Zone
October 18–24
26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
DOUBLE UP
DAYS
Yellow Zone + 31
Blue boxes and green bins – weekly on your collection day.
Garbage – every other week on your collection day.
Remember:
During Double-Up Days, you can set out up to 6 garbage items, instead of
Yard waste – every other week from April 13 – October 8 (same day as garbage)
and weekly from October 12 – December 3, on your collection day. 3 items, without garbage tags!
Blue Zone: September 21 – 24 Yellow Zone: September 28 – October 1
905-771-8800 • RichmondHill.ca/Waste 14NOVEMBER DECEMBER
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4
Last week of yard waste collection
Last week of yard waste collection
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Christmas Day
New
28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 Year’s
Eve
Boxing Day
Blue boxes and green bins – weekly on your collection day.
Garbage – every other week on your collection day.
Remember:
Pumpkins, clean straw and dried corn stalks can go out with yard waste.
Yard waste – every other week from April 13 – October 8 (same day as garbage)
and weekly from October 12 – December 3, on your collection day. Christmas trees will be collected during the weeks of January 3 and 10, 2022,
on your collection day.
905-771-8800 • RichmondHill.ca/Waste 16Moving or Upgrading Items in
Reduce Single-Use Plastics! Your Home?
Plan ahead to avoid leaving unacceptable
Simple switches reduce waste and protect our environment items at the curb
Each piece of furniture or large item counts as
1 item for collection on garbage day.
Extra items over the 3 item limit must have a garbage tag to be collected.
Bulky items can also go to a York Region waste depot (see page 18).
Wood and/or carpet must be tied in bundles, no longer than 1.2m/4ft and no
heavier than 18kg/40lbs. Remove all nails. Each bundle counts as 1 item.
Don’t put garbage in cardboard boxes.
Flatten cardboard for recycling.
Bring reusable shopping bags Carry a reusable water bottle Appliances and large metal items are collected for free by appointment only.
Remove doors from fridges and freezers.
To book an appointment, call 905-771-8800 or book online at
RichmondHill.ca/Appliance.
Uncollected waste left at the curb is subject to fines.
Disposing of Toilets
For safety reasons, separate the tank from the
Wear reusable masks Pack reusable cutlery bowl where possible. Empty all water before
setting it out at the curb.
WHEN ORDERING TAKEOUT FOOD The tank and bowl count as 1 item toward the
3 item garbage limit.
Say “NO” to plastic cutlery, straws, Styrofoam and plastic bags.Bloomington Yard Waste Depot
1351 Bloomington Road East, City of Richmond Hill
For most current information visit millercompost.ca or call 1-866-887-6457
Waste Depot Information
Hours of Operation Elgin Mills Community Environmental Centre
April 1 to November 30 1124 Elgin Mills Road East, City of Richmond Hill
Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hours of Operation Materials Accepted - chargeable
Saturday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday Closed Monday and Tuesday Closed • Concrete • Refrigerated appliances
December 1 to March 31 Wednesday through Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Drywall • Wood
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. • Garbage
Saturday and Sunday Closed Materials Accepted- no charge Fees CASH
Materials Accepted • Blue box recyclables • Large polystyrene foam • Loads of chargeable material $125 per tonne
• Flowers and garden plants • Leaves, shrubs, branches, weeds • Clothing, fabric items • Refrigerated appliances • Mixed loads of chargeable/ no charge material $125 per tonne
• Grass clippings • Sod (small residential quantities, • Cooking oil with valid CFC removal sticker • Loads up to 100kg minimum $10 fee
• Hay (clean, small amount) dirt removed) (limit of 4L per day) (residential only) • Loads of no charge material only $0
Yard waste in plastic bags must be emptied. • Electronic waste • Scrap metal
(limits apply) • Shredded paper (in clear plastic Refrigerated Appliances
Materials Not Accepted • Residential/Commercial without $20
• Household hazardous bags)
• Animal droppings • Kitchen and food waste waste (limits apply) • Tires (limit of 10 per day) valid CFC removal sticker
• Branches larger than • Rocks, root balls, stumps, soil • Commercial with valid CFC removal sticker $10
15 centimetres in diameter
or 1.8 metres in length Vehicle size restrictions may apply. Items must be manually unloaded, no mechanical lifts allowed.
Fees
Residential Waste depots are for York Region residents only. Due to COVID-19 there may be some service reductions in place.
**
• Less than one cubic yard (up to 9 paper bags) $10 Proof of residency required. All materials listed may not be accepted at this time.
• More than one cubic yard $68 per tonne Fees and hours subject to change without notice. Cash payments may also be restricted. Visit york.ca/wastedepots
Commercial (business) $68 per tonne All depots closed civic and statutory holidays. for most current information or call 1-866-665-6752
905-771-8800 • RichmondHill.ca/Waste 18How Can Our Community Become Help Keep Our Waterways Clean!
More Resilient to Climate Change? Rain and snow from driveways, roads and roofs can pick up pollutants
Richmond Hill has experienced, and will continue to experience, the impacts of and carry them into our streams and lakes. You can help to protect
climate change. Extreme weather events, such as ice storms, heat waves, and our waterways.
intense rainfall threaten our homes, public spaces and natural environment.
Resilient Richmond Hill aims to bring our community together to find solutions and
opportunities in the face of climate change. As part of Resilient Richmond Hill, our
Community Energy and Emissions Plan (CEEP) is seeking ways for residents and
businesses to increase energy efficiency, decrease greenhouse gas emissions
and save money.
Learn more about the project and how you can help by visiting
RichmondHill.ca/ResilientRH!
Join a Collective
Garden or Create a
New One!
Applications are currently being
accepted for new collective gardens. Wash your car at a commercial car wash, NOT on your driveway.
With support from the City, these Dispose of hazardous waste (like oil and paint) at waste depots, NOT down a
community gardens are run and storm drain (see page 18).
maintained by a community group Fix your car if it is leaking fluid.
and/or organization and can range
in size from small raised planters to Clean up animal waste and use fertilizer carefully. Excess nutrients in stormwater
large vegetable gardens. harm our streams and lakes.
During winter months, use salt alternatives, or use salt sparingly. Salt products
Visit RichmondHill.ca/CommunityGarden for more information. harm natural areas and fish.Volunteer to
Help contribute to Richmond Hill’s
biodiversity and tree canopy in
your own yard!
In the spring, you can pre-order native
trees, shrubs, wildflowers, rain barrels
with us!
and composters at an affordable cost.
To find out how to pre-order plants Since 1998 with your help and with our
and/or eco-friendly products visit partners we’ve planted more than 240,000
RichmondHill.ca/HealthyYards. trees and shrubs in Richmond Hill through
our Community Stewardship Program.
Backyard Tree Planting Program
Want to get in involved? Visit our website
Create a backyard oasis on a budget! to learn how you can join our efforts to help
LEAF’s arborists will help you make the right preserve our natural environment!
decision about the best type of tree for your
property. Subsidized native trees, shrubs and
garden kits are available for delivery with
options for on-site consultation and planting
service.
For more information visit yourleaf.org
or call LEAF (Local Enhancement & RichmondHill.ca/TreePlanting
Appreciation of Forests) at 1-888-453-6504.
905-771-8800 • RichmondHill.ca 20A Snapshot of Richmond Hill’s 2020 Achievements
In a year of unprecedented challenge and change due to the global
pandemic, our Council and City achieved many great things for the
Richmond Hill community.
Here are some of the highlights:
Achieved the lowest tax increase (0.73%) in a decade while also adding new services.
Responded to the COVID-19 pandemic to protect the health and safety of the
community, provided tax and water bill relief measures to support those dealing
with financial hardship, ran virtual and modified in-person recreational programs
and implemented the Recover Richmond Hill Action Plan to drive economic
recovery and help local businesses thrive.
Celebrated the first full season of the City-wide snow windrow clearing service,
which was funded through efficiencies.
Opened four new state-of-the-art amenities including Oak Ridges Library;
Ed Sackfield Arena expansion featuring an NHL-sized rink, fitness centre and the
City’s first indoor track; a redeveloped David Hamilton Park; and the 130 metre
long Lake Wilcox Boardwalk.
Modernized City services, offering a credit card payment option for tax and water
bills, as well as online purchase options for:
Residential building permits
Waste bins and garbage tags
Engineering drawings
Tree permits
Achieved a platinum-level ISO 37120 certification from the World Council on City
Data that measures indicators for City services and quality of life.2020 Achievements Continued
Developed our first Urban Forest Management Plan, which strengthens our ability
to manage and maintain a healthy urban forest until 2040.
Planted 8,800 native trees in parks and natural areas with the help of our partners,
local schools and businesses.
Approximately, 550 residents purchased 915 trees and shrubs, 2,350 wildflowers,
350 rain barrels and 300 backyard composters for their property through the
Healthy Yards Plant and Garden Sale.
Supported pollinators and encouraged the community to participate by distributing
200 free Monarch-friendly plant kits for residents to plant on their property.
Won several awards including:
2020 Parks and Recreation Ontario Award of Excellence, Recreational Facility
or Park Design for the Lake Wilcox Park Youth Area.
Two OVATION Awards of Merit from IABC Toronto (International Association of
Business Communicators) for the Lake Wilcox Park – Youth Area promotional video.
Best Web GIS Award from BeSpatial/URISA Ontario for the Resilient Richmond Hill
StoryMap.
Award of Distinction from the So(cial) Good Design Awards for the Resilient
Richmond Hill video.
Promotion and Education Silver Award from the Municipal Waste Association for
the 2019 Waste Management Calendar.
Subscribe to RichmondHill.ca/News 22RICHMOND HILL COUNCIL
Term of Office: December 1, 2018 – November 14, 2022
Dave Barrow Greg Beros David West
Mayor Councillor Ward 1 Councillor Ward 4
905-771-2493 905-771-2530 905-771-2480
officemayor@richmondhill.ca greg.beros@richmondhill.ca david.west@richmondhill.ca
Municipal Offices
225 East Beaver Creek Road
Joe DiPaola Tom Muench Karen Cilevitz
Deputy Mayor/Regional and Local Councillor Councillor Ward 2 Councillor Ward 5
Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3P4
905-771-2517 905-771-2549 905-771-2510
905-771-8800
joe.dipaola@richmondhill.ca tom.muench@richmondhill.ca karen.cilevitz@richmondhill.ca
Operations Centre
1200 Elgin Mills Road East Carmine Perrelli Castro Liu Godwin Chan
Deputy Mayor/Regional and Local Councillor Councillor Ward 3 Councillor Ward 6
Richmond Hill, ON L4S 1M4
905-884-8013 905-771-2498 905-771-5497 905-771-2509
carmine.perrelli@richmondhill.ca castro.liu@richmondhill.ca godwin.chan@richmondhill.ca
RichmondHill.ca
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