-
Street Furniture - Bicycle Parking - Bicycle Locking Ring
The City installs and maintains bicycle post-and-rings within the public right-of-way, typically on City of Toronto sidewalks and boulevards, wherever public bicycle parking... -
Automated Speed Enforcement Locations
Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) is an automated system that uses a camera and a speed measurement device to detect and capture images of vehicles travelling in excess of the... -
Off Leash Areas
This data set, for each of the City of Toronto's off leash areas, provides location information and a select list of attributions that could be found at each location.... -
School Safety Zone Watch Your Speed Program – Locations
The WYSP uses devices called speed display signs or driver feedback signs which contain a radar device and an LED display. These signs are installed on a dedicated wooden pole.... -
Clothing Drop-Box Locations
This dataset provides information on the location and operators of permitted clothing drop boxes. The Clothing Drop Box by-law ensures that the public is aware of where used... -
Street Furniture - Transit Shelter
The City of Toronto entered into a 20-year contractual agreement with Astral Out-of-Home in 2007 for the installation and maintenance of up to 25,000 street furniture elements... -
Street Furniture - Publication Structure
The City of Toronto entered into a 20-year contractual agreement with Astral Out-of-Home in 2007 for the installation and maintenance of up to 25,000 street furniture elements... -
Street Furniture - Poster Structure
The City of Toronto entered into a 20-year contractual agreement with Astral Out-of-Home in 2007 for the installation and maintenance of up to 25,000 street furniture elements... -
Street Furniture - Litter Receptacle
The City of Toronto entered into a 20-year contractual agreement with Astral Out-of-Home in 2007 for the installation and maintenance of up to 25,000 street furniture elements... -
Street Furniture - Poster Board
The City of Toronto entered into a 20-year contractual agreement with Astral Out-of-Home in 2007 for the installation and maintenance of up to 25,000 street furniture elements... -
Street Furniture - Bench
The City of Toronto entered into a 20-year contractual agreement with Astral Out-of-Home in 2007 for the installation and maintenance of up to 25,000 street furniture elements... -
Street Furniture - Information Pillar-Wayfinding Structure
The City of Toronto entered into a 20-year contractual agreement with Astral Out-of-Home in 2007 for the installation and maintenance of up to 25,000 street furniture elements... -
Affordable Housing Pipeline
This dataset tracks rent-controlled market homes, affordable rental homes, and Rent-Geared-to-Income (RGI) homes approved in Toronto. These units contribute to the City’s goal... -
Red Light Cameras
Red Light Camera (RLC) is an automated system which photographs vehicles that run red lights. Generally, the camera is triggered when a vehicle enters the intersection (passes... -
Street Tree Data
This data primarily pertains to City-owned trees located on road allowances across Toronto. The intent of the database is to provide an inventory of City owned-trees on the road... -
Street Furniture - Automated Public Washroom
The City of Toronto entered into a 20-year contractual agreement with Astral Out-of-Home in 2007 for the installation and maintenance of up to 25,000 street furniture elements... -
COVID-19 Testing Sites
COVID-19 testing is coordinated by the provincial government and local healthcare system, including hospitals, community health centres, pharmacies and other community agencies.... -
Fire Services Emergency Incident Basic Detail
This dataset includes response time intervals (dispatch, enroute, arrive and clear) and responding units. As per MFIPPA section 31, 32 for the use and disclosure of personal... -
Business Improvement Areas
A Business Improvement Area (BIA) is an association of commercial property owners and tenants within a defined area who work in partnership with the City to create thriving,... -
Air Conditioned and Cool Spaces (Heat Relief Network)
The City of Toronto coordinates a Heat Relief Network throughout the summer season from May 15 – September 30, which includes air conditioned and cool spaces. The public can...