Emergency Preparedness Week takes place May 4-10. While this week provides an opportunity for residents to learn how to protect their families, property and belongings during an emergency, it also reminds us of how important it is to come together during extreme situations, like a disaster or an emergency. This year’s Emergency Preparedness Week theme for Mississauga is ‘You. We. Us.’.

Learn More

Winter weather is harsh on Mississauga’s roads, infrastructure, parks and trails. This time of year, residents can expect to see the City’s budget hard at work. City crews will be completing their annual spring maintenance and cleanup work to tidy up Mississauga’s public spaces and keep everyone moving safely, whether it’s by foot, bike, transit or vehicle.

The program includes the following activities:

·      Snow Plow Sod Damage Inspection and Repair

·      Pothole Repair

·      Sidewalk Repair

·      Litter Clean-up

·      Illegal Signs

Please follow the links to report online any concerns in your neighbourhood.

Learn More

Enjoy the views and a delectable brunch buffet curated by our chef for Mother's Day Sunday, May 11th.

Learn More

Peel Region is offering residents free confidential paper shredding at select Community Recycling Centres (CRCs) on the following dates: 

• May 10: Fewster CRC 
• May 24: Bolton CRC 
• May 31: Heart Lake CRC 

Paper shredding on these dates will be available during the regular business hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Residents can bring unbound paper documents such as taxes, bills, income statements and personal information. 

To keep traffic flow moving quickly and efficiently, visitors will not be able to stay and watch their documents be shredded. Along with your papers, we encourage residents to bring non-perishable food items to donate to a local food bank. 

Regular fees apply to all other items brought to the CRC for disposal. 

Learn More

From April 28 to May 9, 2025, the City will host free events and programs for youth aged 12 to 24.



Choose from various drop-in and registered activities to express your creativity, exchange ideas, try something new, and connect with the diverse youth community in Mississauga!

Learn More

The Sauga Summer Pass offers free:

• MiWay rides (ages 12 to 16)
• Drop-in fun swims at City pools (ages 12 to 16) – view the locations
• Fitness centre access (ages 14 to 16)

The application registration period is open and on a first-come, first-served basis until the program reaches capacity.

The Sauga Summer Pass will be active between June 27 and September 1, 2025.

Learn More

Peel Regional Police’s Road Watch© program encourages you to report dangerous and aggressive driving online when you see it. You can report behaviours like speeding, racing, failure to stop at stop sign, noise/loud exhaust, following too closely, unsafe passing or lane changes. Fill out as much information as you can gather in a Road Watch© report for police to review. You can also upload photos and videos to help provide more information.

Learn More

The City of Mississauga’s sidewalk repair program works to provide you with accessible and even sidewalks so everyone can move around the city safely and easily.

City staff monitor, inspect and repair sidewalks throughout the year. They look for things like dips or uneven pavement.

If you see a sidewalk in need of maintenance or repairs, such as a sidewalk that is severely cracked, collecting standing water or is uneven, I encourage you to report it. You can call 311 or submit an online service request.



Once reported, the area is made safe with paint, cones or temporary asphalt ramping until more permanent repairs can be made.



Learn More

Temporary Road Closure Alert

A temporary road closure has been granted at 3055 The Collegeway to accommodate for service connection works associated to a new fire station being built at 3055 The Collegeway.

When:  April 28^th, 2025 till June 6^th, 2025.   

Where: The Collegeway between Winston Churchill Boulevard and Loyalist Drive 

Advance warning signs and detour signs are in place.

Users of City-owned public EV charging stations in Mississauga will now be charged a $0.30/kWh user fee. The fee is based on the actual amount of energy that is used to charge the electric vehicle. Today, there are 30 City-owned public EV charging stations located in Mississauga, with more on the way throughout 2025.

User fees will enable the City to recover the costs of operating and maintaining electric vehicle (EV) charging stations while encouraging usage turn over to optimize charger availability for all.

In Mississauga, we all belong to one community. We want to create a city that doesn’t tolerate racism, discrimination or hate in any way.

Through the One Mississauga public awareness campaign, we are calling out the daily acts of racism and discrimination faced by many in our community. It’s meant to make people stop and think about the words they use, the actions they take and how they affect others. Our goal is to make our community a better place for everyone to live.

We can create a more welcoming Mississauga where we recognize and celebrate our differences and our shared values. When we focus on awareness, education and working together, we can have important conversations that help us come together as one community.

Learn More