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STO-R9W3R5 · Ward 10 · Debris

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STO-R9W3R5

Litter scattered throughout Metro Hall Park

We heard you
Case built & sent · Mar 26, 2:27 PM
City & councillor received it
City of Toronto + Cllr. Malik
The city responded
Not yet
142d
Silent
Day 142 · City standard: 3 days

Silent. No response from Toronto 311 in 142 days.

Your report was delivered on Mar 26. Most reports get a response within days; this one has passed that window. This page keeps checking, and keeps count.

55 Centre Avenue, Toronto Toronto

What's nearby

Larry Sefton Park

Park

233m

Ocad University - The Learning Zone

School

318m

Dundas St West at Chestnut St

Bus Stop

66m
This street's story: Debris does not stay where it lands, traffic moves it, which makes the spot in a report a starting point.

The case we sent

Report details · AI-written, reviewed by the reporter

Metro Hall Park is covered with litter scattered across the grounds and accumulated in the bushes. The debris accumulation presents a maintenance issue affecting the public space's cleanliness and usability.

Description · in the reporter's words

Litter all over metro hall park and in bushes

What we did for you
  • We heard you, and saw what you saw 2:27:42
  • Made sure no faces or licence plates travel with your photo 2:27:42
  • Wrote the formal report in the city's own language, for you 2:27:42
  • Found your ward and put your councillor on the record, for you 2:27:42
  • Delivered it to Toronto 311, the same minute 2:28:02
  • And when the city says fixed, we check the record and bring the answer back here ongoing

Your 15-second report became all of this before 2:29 the same afternoon.

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