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Past Toronto's published service standard

This report is 45 days old. The city's standard for Traffic Sign is 14 days. Councillors are the right escalation when 311 is past its own deadline.

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Vandalized pedestrian crossing sign

ref: STO-J5Q7H5

city ref: 09398689 Track on 311

Traffic Sign Snap City acknowledged

Open 45 days

Transportation Services: 14 days

City service request

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Updated about 1 month ago

The request has been received.

The lines below are from Toronto 311's acknowledgement email. They are estimates from the city, not a guarantee of when the issue will be fixed on the ground.

Service request type: Missing/Damaged/Faded Emergency Traffic Signs Expected service delivery: 2026-05-25, 7:29 p.m. Estimated resolution timeframe: The service request will be investigated and made safe within 4 hours. Service address (city record): Jarvis St & Sirman Lane

The city's estimated completion of May 25, 2026 has passed. We are following up.

Jarvis Street, Toronto Toronto

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Reported on Sat, May 23, 2026 at 5:22 PM · 1mo ago

Report Details

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A pedestrian crossing control sign at a streetcar crossing on Jarvis Street is heavily weathered and vandalized with white graffiti, obscuring safety instructions including "Do Not Start To Cross" and "Wait For Traffic In Closest Lanes to Stop." The faded and damaged signage reduces legibility of critical pedestrian safety information at this active crossing.

Description

Pedestrian crossing instruction signage needs to be replaced. This one is faded and antiquated.

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