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Promise 04 · Clean Streets

A city that works should look like it works.

Cleanliness is a daily service standard: collection, bins, litter, graffiti, washrooms, sidewalks, laneways, parks, playgrounds and street furniture.

Clean Streets · One connected plan — better everyday life, more human capability, stronger civic capacity, better infrastructure and environmental stewardship all serve the same goal: a better life for people and a healthier future.

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Visible service standards

Make maintenance a promise people can verify.

Publish neighbourhood-level standards and closure times for missed pickups, overflowing bins, graffiti, litter hotspots, washroom conditions and damaged street furniture.

The metric is not equipment purchased. It is coverage, reliability, response time, lifecycle cost and a public realm people are proud to use.

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Clean city operations in Toronto
Tools serve the outcome

Use mechanical and robotic tools only when they perform better.

Cleaning technology should scale only when it beats conventional methods on cost, coverage, winter performance, noise, accessibility, reliability and worker safety.

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