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STO-X9R1J3 · Ward 10 · Illegal Dumping

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Our ref

STO-X9R1J3

City ref

09302653

Track on 311 ↗

Abandoned industrial barrels on sidewalk

A pile like this invites the next one. Dumping spreads where it looks ignored, steps from George Brown College - Waterfront Campus.

We heard you

Case built & sent · May 10, 5:54 PM

City & councillor received it

City of Toronto

The city responded

Ref #09302653 ↗ Solid Waste Management Services

✓

Fixed

Marked resolved May 11

Fixed, and a neighbour went back to check.

Someone from this neighbourhood walked past on May 11 and confirmed the work was done, 1 day after you reported it. That is the loop closed by the people who live here.

Marked resolved May 11, 8:05 PM

Closed, on the record

Fixed in 1 day.

St Lawrence-East Bayfront-The Islands in Spadina-Fort York is a little better today because somebody said something, neighbours stood behind it, and the city finished the work. That is how this is supposed to work.

May 10 · reported

✓ Resolved May 11 · confirmed

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

1 day

report → fix

Reported May 10 · resolved on May 11, 2026 · Checked against Toronto 311 on July 17, 2026: Cancelled. · inside the city's own 3-day standard

St Lawrence-East Bayfront-The Islands, Spadina—Fort York, Toronto, Golden Horseshoe, Ontario, M5A 1B6, Canada Toronto

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What's nearby

George Brown College - Waterfront Campus

School · anchors this report's story

154m

St Michael Catholic Elementary School - Bldg 1

School

447m

Queens Quay East at Lower Sherbourne St

Bus Stop

14m

Lower Sherbourne St at Queens Quay East

Bus Stop

18m

Sherbourne Common

Park

111m

This street's story: Dumping clusters where there is a hidden edge: a dead end, a lane, the back of a lot.

The case we sent

Report details · AI-written, reviewed by the reporter

Two industrial barrels (one black with blue lid, one green) are abandoned on the public sidewalk, obstructing the pedestrian path and creating a tripping hazard. The weathered, graffiti-marked barrels appear to be construction or industrial waste drums left without authorization on city property.

Description · in the reporter's words

Abandoned construction material on sIdewalk

What we did for you

✓ We heard you, and saw what you saw 5:54:04
✓ Made sure no faces or licence plates travel with your photo 5:54:04
✓ Wrote the formal report in the city's own language, for you 5:54:04
✓ Matched your report to Ward 10, for you 5:54:04
✓ Delivered it to Toronto 311, the same minute 5:54:14
✓ Caught the city's reference number so you never have to chase it May 11
✓ And when the city marked it fixed, we brought the answer back to you. That's the loop, closed. May 11