Richmond Hill Weighs More CCTV
Richmond Hill is considering spending up to $20,000 on new CCTV cameras to support police crime prevention efforts.
Richmond Hill is considering spending up to $20,000 on new CCTV cameras to support police crime prevention efforts.
By Staff Writer Here’s a quick roundup of the latest programs, services, and community events offered by the City of Richmond Hill and its partners.
Markham’s decision to roll back a citywide four-unit housing policy could have ripple effects across neighbouring municipalities — including Richmond Hill — especially as local… Could Markham’s Fourplex Veto Ripple Across York Region?
A proposal to create an outdoor archery range in a Richmond Hill park was presented to council during its March 11 meeting. Staff Report Juni… Archery range pitched to council
Richmond Hill council is confronting an uncomfortable paradox: the city’s books are currently in good shape — but its financial trajectory may not be. A… Richmond Hill Reckons with Looming Financial Shortfall
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Richmond Hill councillors paused a gateway signage project, deferred a regional insurance pool decision for further safeguards, backed protections amid conservation authority consolidation, and launched… Sign of the Times? Richmond Hill Shelves Gateway
York Region is launching new safety plan engagement sessions. Critics say past consultations felt performative and lacked real impact York Region is launching new safety… Public Input or PR Exercise?
Council in 90 Seconds At its January 27 meetings, Richmond Hill council reviewed a proposed gas station redevelopment at Yonge Street and Weldrick Road and… From Gas Pumps to Growth Plans: A Busy Night at Council