Ward 1 — Etobicoke North

Ward office & city hall

Councillor profile, committees, staff contacts

About Vincent Crisanti

Vincent Crisanti is a long-serving member of Toronto City Council, having previously served as Councillor for Ward 1 – Etobicoke North for three terms (from 2010 to 2018, and in 1995 prior to amalgamation). In 2022, he won a decisive mandate to serve the community for a fourth term.

Vincent sits on various committees and boards, including the Mayor’s Planning and Housing Committee, Audit Committee, and the Board of Governors of Exhibition Place. He also serves as the City of Toronto’s Seniors Advocate and the Mayor’s Designate on the Toronto Seniors Housing Corporation, and previously served as Deputy Mayor for Etobicoke.

Committed to providing exceptional service for his constituents and making Etobicoke North a better place to work and call home, his track record includes spearheading the revitalization of the Woodbine Racetrack and advocating for the extension of the Finch West Light Rail Transit to the Etobicoke North GO Station – connecting residents to better and more efficient transit.

City councillor page

Ward 1 on toronto.ca

Councillor

Vincent Crisanti

Phone

416-397-9255

Councillor email (city format)

Councillor_Crisanti@toronto.ca

Committees & boards

Audit Committee
Planning and Housing Committee
Etobicoke York Community Council
Film, Television and Digital Media Advisory Board
Board of Governors of Exhibition Place
Service Excellence Committee
Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) Consultative Committee
Greater Toronto Area Agricultural Action Committee (GTA AAC)
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
Toronto Seniors Housing Corporation, (Mayor’s Designate)

Ward staff

Executive Assistant

Amanda Da Costa

Amanda.DaCosta@toronto.ca 416-338-5996
Senior Policy Advisor

Daniel Fleming

Daniel.Fleming2@toronto.ca 416-397-9622
Policy Advisor, Council Relations

Kenza Mirza

Kenza.Mirza@toronto.ca 416-397-9576
Constituency Assistant & Community Outreach

Cameron Gillingham

Cameron.Gillingham@toronto.ca 416-394-5822
Communications & Community Stakeholder Relations

Jaimeen Baxi

jaimeen.baxi@toronto.ca
Constituency Assistants

Diane Di Iorio

Diane.DiIorio2@toronto.ca 416-397-9585
Administrative Assistant

Leana Nisan

leana.nisan@toronto.ca 416-394-2761

Browse open issues in this ward (public list)

Last 90 days

Resolution is delivered by the responsible city departments

Received: 46
Resolved: 22
Open: 24
Fix rate: 47.8%
Avg days to fix: 18.1
Overdue: 23
Fixed after deadline: 11

By department

Transportation Services 14/23 resolved (60.9%)

Toronto Water 6/10 resolved (60.0%)

Toronto Hydro 0/5 resolved (0.0%)

Parks Forestry & Recreation 2/5 resolved (40.0%)

Municipal Licensing & Standards 0/3 resolved (0.0%)

Full department breakdown →

Get alerts for this ward

Flood awareness

Significant flood risk — act now

Heavy rainfall is forecast. Homes in flood study areas should take protective action immediately.

Flood Study Areas (3)

BFA39

Catch basins avg 68 years (installed ~1958)

High Risk Moderate Vulnerability

BFA11

Catch basins avg 62 years (installed ~1964)

High Risk Moderate Vulnerability

BFA48

Catch basins avg 62 years (installed ~1964)

High Risk Moderate Vulnerability

Know who to call

If your basement floods, call 311 to report it and request a city investigation (response within 4 hours). Call Toronto Hydro (416-542-8000) to disconnect power before entering a flooded basement. Photograph all damage for your insurance claim.

City flood protection subsidy

Toronto offers up to $3,400 per property to install flood protection devices like backwater valves and sump pumps. Call 311 or visit toronto.ca to apply. If you already have a backwater valve, ensure the flap is clean and moves freely.

Deploy sandbags around basement entry points

Place sandbags at basement doors, window wells, and any ground-level openings. Call 311 to ask about free sandbag pickup locations during flood emergencies.

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Business Improvement Areas (1)

Albion Islington Square 1 open report

Total Reports

Open

Resolved

18.4

Avg Days to Resolve

Resolution Rate

Ward 1 37.7%

City Average 37.2%

0.5 points above city average

Ranked #10 of 25 wards

By resolution rate (last 90 days)

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Top Issue Types

Road Damage 25

Water Drainage 11

Street Light 8

Pothole 5

Sidewalk Damage 4

Most Reported Streets

Martin Grove Road 26 reports
147 Silverstone Drive, Toronto 3 reports
1910 Kipling Avenue, Toronto 2 reports
69 Racine Road, Toronto 2 reports
West Humber Recreational Trail, Rexdale-Kipling, Toronto 2 reports

Top Reporters

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Toronto Legend 48 reports

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beaver_vaughan

Street Scout 8 reports

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muskrat_dundas

Street Scout 6 reports

sparrow_thunderbay

Street Scout 5 reports

murre_victoria

Newcomer 1 reports

Recent open reports

Tree Issue

Humber River Recreational Trail, Thistletown-Beaumond Heights, Toronto

Sent

Jul 04, 2026

Street Light

Martin Grove Road

Sent

Jul 03, 2026

Street Light

147 Silverstone Drive, Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown, Toronto

Sent

Jul 03, 2026

Sidewalk Damage

1104 Albion Road, Thistletown-Beaumond Heights, Toronto

Sent

Jul 02, 2026

Property Standards

Martin Grove Road

Sent

May 29, 2026

Animal Issue

West Humber Recreational Trail, Rexdale-Kipling, Toronto

Sent

May 01, 2026

Road Damage

Martin Grove Road

Sent

May 01, 2026

Pothole

Martin Grove Road

Sent

May 01, 2026