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STO-E3Z5J7 · Ward 11 · Water Drainage

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STO-E3Z5J7

City ref

09146560

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Flooded street, blocked drainage

This is why the street floods when it rains hard, near King Edward Jr & Sr Public School.

We heard you
Case built & sent · Apr 16, 7:54 AM
City & councillor received it
City of Toronto
The city responded
Ref #09146560 ↗ Transportation Services
Fixed
Confirmed Apr 17

Fixed, confirmed by Toronto 311.

1 day after you reported it. We take the city at its word, and you get the final one: is it actually fixed?

The city marked this resolved Apr 17, 12:00 AM

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Closed, on the record

Fixed in 1 day.

College Street in University-Rosedale is a little better today because somebody said something and the city finished the work. That is how this is supposed to work.

Before photo Apr 16 · reported
Resolved Apr 17 · confirmed

Reported this yourself? Add your after photo when you pass by. It completes the record.

1 day

report → fix

Toronto 311

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Reported April 16 · resolved on April 17, 2026 · Confirmed complete by Toronto 311 · July 17, 2026 · inside the city's own 1-day standard · checked against the city's records, not taken on faith

503 College Street, Toronto Toronto

What's nearby

King Edward Jr & Sr Public School

School · anchors this report's story

312m

Kensington Community School

School

332m

College St at Euclid Ave

Bus Stop

122m

College St at Euclid Ave

Bus Stop

141m

Healey Willan Park

Park

452m
This street's story: 13 city catch basins and 12 manholes serve this block. A blocked catch basin is the usual reason a curb floods like this.

The case we sent

Report details · AI-written, reviewed by the reporter

A large standing water pool approximately 4m x 2m is pooled on the street at the curb and sidewalk intersection, extending into the traffic lane due to what appears to be a blocked storm drain system. The road surface shows visible cracking and asphalt deterioration with exposed concrete patches along the curb line, creating slip and tripping hazards for pedestrians and potential hydroplaning risks for vehicles.

Description · in the reporter's words

Road damaged

What we did for you
  • We heard you, and saw what you saw 7:54:55
  • Made sure no faces or licence plates travel with your photo 7:54:55
  • Wrote the formal report in the city's own language, for you 7:54:55
  • Matched your report to Ward 11, for you 7:54:55
  • Delivered it to Toronto 311, the same minute 7:55:52
  • Caught the city's reference number so you never have to chase it
  • And when the city marked it fixed, we brought the answer back to you. That's the loop, closed. Apr 17

Your 15-second report became all of this before 7:56 the same morning.

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