FAQ Categories Services

What can I do with my old microwave and broken dryer?

If you have a broken appliance, we can collect it for recycling once a month. You will need to make an appointment. Some of the appliances that we collect include: Refrigerators Stoves Washers Dryers Dishwashers Water heaters Water softeners Please call 905.477.5530 to book and pay for a collection appointment. It costs $16 for each appliance. All registered items must be set out at your curb by 7 AM on your appointment day. You can also put them out after ... Read More

Michelle Gibbons2019-09-23T10:42:36-04:00September 23rd, 2019|

Where can I take my old batteries/harazdous material?

Household Hazardous Material includes anything and everything poisonous, corrosive, flammable plus prescription drugs- ie, Batteries, Bleach and other household cleaning solutions; Gasoline, Motor Oil, Paint and Paint Thinners (empty dry paint cans can be placed in the blue bin with lid off), mercury thermometers- see site for full list Note: Residential hazardous waste materials must be in well-labelled, sealed containers. Do not mix different products together Needles and syringes need to be in puncture-proof containers. There is no cost to ... Read More

Michelle Gibbons2019-09-23T10:39:26-04:00September 23rd, 2019|

Has the snow plow done my street yet?

The City of Markham has introduced GPS tracking on most off its vehicle fleet, including snow plows. If you're wondering whether your street was plowed recent you can now check for yourself with a new app: Winter Maintenance App

Andrew Keyes2019-02-13T17:58:47-05:00February 13th, 2019|

Does the City offer facilities to rent?

Do we ever! Whether you are hosting a child's birthday swim party, a special birthday, anniversary, family reunion or even a wedding, you have many places to choose from within the City. To name a few: Milne Park on McCowan Road is a terrific outdoor space for a family reunion, Markham Museum a beautiful location to get married, Victoria Square Community Centre boasts baseball diamond and centre for a dinner afterwards; how about a bridal shower at the Markham Train ... Read More

Michelle Gibbons2019-01-24T15:49:25-05:00January 24th, 2019|

Where can I find out about crime prevention?

Community Safety is all about making our communities safer and better places to work and live. It is concerned with reducing crime and disorder, responding to public fears and perceptions, tackling the problems through multi-agency working and supporting victims. York Regional Police provide information on identifying crime and crime prevention habits on their website. York Regional Police

Michelle Gibbons2019-01-24T15:46:42-05:00January 24th, 2019|

How can I find out about City meetings?

Did you know all Committee and Council meetings are open to the public as well as livestreamed - listen and watch from home. Agendas are available online prior to the meeting for your perusal. All meeting dates are published on line. Would you like to speak at a meeting? Please complete a REQUEST TO SPEAK FORM if you wish to address a matter scheduled on a General Committee, Development Services Committee or Council meeting agenda and if you wish to ... Read More

Michelle Gibbons2019-01-24T15:44:45-05:00January 24th, 2019|

How can I volunteer in the City?

Information Markham delivers quality information and volunteer services that enhance community character and promote Markham. Staff at Information Markham are able to provide volunteering opportunities in and around the City of Markham as well, post your event if you require volunteers. www.volunteermarkham.ca

Michelle Gibbons2019-01-24T15:37:19-05:00January 24th, 2019|

Where can I find out about events happening in Markham?

Our events page will list many events in Ward 5 and surrounding areas; The City of Markham hosts numerous events and activities throughout the year; Tourism Markham is another great resource for activities, festivals, dining, shopping and more...

Michelle Gibbons2019-01-24T15:35:06-05:00January 24th, 2019|

How do I contact my Ward 5 Councillor

Your Markham Ward 5 Councillor is Andrew Keyes. You can reach him a number of ways: Contact him using the form on this website here. Call his office at (905) 948-5105 Call his Executive Assistant Michelle Gibbons at (905) 475-4865 Write to Councillor Andrew Keyes at: 101 Town Centre Boulevard Markham, Ontario, L3R 9W3

Andrew Keyes2019-01-24T15:53:01-05:00January 24th, 2019|

Where can I park?

Overnight parking is NOT allowed on any street in the City of Markham between 2:30am-6:30am unless an exemption is granted or you have a monthly parking permit in a permitted neighbourhood. Most homes in Cornell qualify to purchase a monthly permit. For an overnight exemption please ensure your request is received by the City by 1:00am. Please note that overnight parking in the winter, between November 1 - April 15 is prohibited during snow clearing operations, even with a monthly ... Read More

Michelle Gibbons2019-01-24T15:19:53-05:00January 24th, 2019|