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A Town-led engagement initiative to gather community input on priorities, services, and spending to help shape the 2027 municipal budget.

The Affordable Housing CIP is one of eight initiatives that the Town is undertaking as part of its Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) agreement with Government of Canada.

A project to support farm-based experiences, strengthen the local economy, and connect agriculture, tourism, and community.

The Town has awarded the tender for construction of a sidewalk along Aurora Road (north side), from McMullen Drive to Ballantrae Gates Plaza to Quality Property Services (QPS).

Town of Stouffville Public Works – Capital Projects division undertakes the Asphalt Roadway Rehabilitation project aimed at renewing and extending the life of Town’s road infrastructure.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study to further explore the infrastructure, servicing, and growth management needs for Bethesda Road.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville has received an application and proposal for a Site Alteration permit for the property municipally known as 5783 Bloomington Road.

The Branding & Corporate Identity Initiative involved a five-phase approach to re-branding the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville and developing a new corporate identity.

The Town of Stouffville currently has approximately 650 properties that are listed on its Municipal Heritage Register, known as the Built Heritage Inventory.

The Municipal Environmental Assessment Study (MCEA) explored how Burkholder Street and the Leisure Centre Driveway should function as access points to the Burkholder Neighbourhood.

A Town project to build a new neighbourhood parkette on Busato Drive, designed as a local gathering space with features shaped by community feedback.

A Town project to expand and redesign Civic Square into a larger, more engaging downtown gathering space that supports events, culture, and community use.

The Town has hired a civil consultant, EXP Services Inc., to prepare the detailed design of the reconstruction of Mill Street, Library Lane, Commercial Street and George Street.

The Commercial Policy Study will ensure there is sufficient commercial, retail and service opportunities available to accommodate the Town’s planned growth over the next thirty years.

The Town of Stouffville is preparing a Complete Streetscape Design: Public and Private Realm Standards Manual to provide direction on how the public and private realm should be designed.

The Town of Stouffville partnered with a consultancy firm to develop an DE&I Strategy & Action Plan for the Town.

A Town project to transform Main Street into a more walkable, vibrant downtown by upgrading infrastructure, improving streetscapes, and strengthening it as the community’s central hub.

A Town project to turn part of a downtown parking lot into a people-focused urban plaza that supports community gathering, local businesses, and cultural programming.

Stouffville is developing a new Economic Development Strategy and Downtown Roadmap to support business growth, attract investment, and build a resilient local economy.

The Edward Street Reconstruction Project is a major infrastructure improvement initiative by the Town of Stouffville.

The Heritage Awards honour those who have contributed to the conservation, restoration or adaptive reuse of a built heritage property in Whitchurch-Stouffville.

The Town completed the designation of three Heritage Conservation Districts (HCD) under Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act as of June 5, 2024.

The Visioning exercise identified a preferred growth scenario to guide future planning and development within the study area under the context of the current policy.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville has retained Tim Welch Consulting Inc. to undertake a Housing Strategy in support of the Town’s Official Plan Review.

Learn about Whitchurch-Stouffville’s Indigenous Reconciliation and Engagement Plan, community consultation efforts, and commitments to advancing reconciliation.

In 2022, the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville initiated an Environmental Assessment to explore how the existing off-road multi-use trail southeast of Ken Betz Court should be connected to the existing trails in the Madori Parklands.

The Lakeshore Road Emergency Road Reconstruction and Shoreline Stabilization Project exists to improve safety at an existing sloped area.

A Town project to expand the Leisure Centre pool to increase aquatic capacity and improve access to recreation programs as the community grows.

Stouffville has updated its Leisure Services Master Plan, which celebrates the Town’s successes to date and addresses future needs & opportunities.

A study to review limitation of offices uses and introduction of new uses between Albert Street and Park Drive on Main Street

A Town project to expand the Leisure Centre pool to increase aquatic capacity and improve access to recreation programs as the community grows.

The Town of Stouffville, in partnership with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) and York Region, is building a new trail connection in Memorial Park, west of Thicketwood Boulevard.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville believes in equal opportunity and is committed to providing a barrier-free environment that allows all people to maintain their independence and dignity.

The Town of Stouffville retained Skeleton, Brumwell & Associates to undertake a Natural Heritage Resources Study.

The Town of Stouffville is undertaking a New Sign By-law Project to consolidate and modernize the Town’s existing sign by-laws.

A joint Town and York Region study to plan the future of Ninth Line around Musselman’s Lake, focusing on road safety, traffic flow, and community needs through public input.

The Town of Stouffville’s contractor, Hebster Construction Inc., (the “Contractor”) has completed the reconstruction of O'Brien Avenue.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville retained WSP, in association with urbanMetrics, to undertake a Land Use Study for the Old Elm (formerly Lincolnville) GO Station Area.

The Town of Stouffville is interested in enhancing and improving direct trail links through nearby urban and natural areas to enable visitors to easily travel to Rouge National Urban Park from Downtown Stouffville.

Aspen Crescent Parkette was revitalized in 2025. The park's revitalization included several features, including a playground, outdoor seating, open space, and pathways.

A Town project to update its zoning by-law and urban design guidelines to guide future growth, development, and the look and feel of new buildings in line with the Official Plan.

The Capital Projects division undertakes an annual program of roadway paving and resurfacing aimed at renewing and extending the life of the Town’s road infrastructure.

We have embarked on an exciting project in collaboration with the Customer Service Professionals Network (CSPN) to develop a robust Customer Service Framework and Implementation Plan.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville is undertaking this study to formalize a licensing program and establish regulations for Short-Term rentals (STRs).

Following a temporary pilot program that used seasonal rubber speed bumps and traffic delineators, the Town is moving to install permanent Speed Humps as a more consistent, long-term Traffic Calming solution.

Learn about Stouffville’s Stormwater Management Master Plan, a long-term strategy to improve water quality, reduce flooding and guide future infrastructure planning.

The plan will guide growth around the Stouffville GO Station while supporting Downtown Stouffville’s heritage, and expanding transit, housing, jobs, and community spaces.

A new park was built to enhance the community experience at 401 Baker Hill Boulevard in Stouffville, forming an integral part of a subdivision development.

The Town of Stouffville has six wards. According to Town policy, a ward boundary review must be conducted after the conclusion of three municipal elections to recognize the impacts of growth and its implications on representation.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville has prepared the Water and Wastewater Master Plan Update to identify long-term water and wastewater infrastructure needs and servicing strategies to support growth to 2051.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville established a mandatory Water Meter Replacement Program to provide better service to our residents, upgrade our technology, and improve our infrastructure.

A community education initiative focused on understanding and protecting the health of Stouffville’s local lakes.

Stouffville has completed the Westfield Estates Neighbourhood Land Use Study to help guide potential future planning and development applications in the Westfield Estates Neighbourhood.

The Town set up a series of open houses and launched an online survey to gauge exactly what the public thinks of the town name.

A Town-led project to upgrade the Hoover Park Drive and Reeves Way Boulevard railway crossings to meet federal safety standards, improve accessibility, and support whistle cessation, creating safer crossings and a quieter environment for nearby residents.

A Town project to reconstruct Winona Drive with upgraded infrastructure, sidewalks, and drainage to improve safety, connectivity, and overall streetscape.