Clean up efforts will focus on graffiti removal, laneway cleanup, power washing and hazardous waste pick-up with the help of volunteers from Don’t Mess with the Don.
Come out and meet your neighbours! Join us in helping keep south Cabbagetown beautiful, followed by a community BBQ in the park!
All materials will be provided!
To ensure we prepare enough supplies, please RSVP to:
P/C Gellel - Moss Park Community Officer
[email protected]
Community Environment Days is one of many waste reduction programs and initiatives supporting the City’s Long Term Waste Management Strategy. This program helps reduce the amount of reusable or recyclable waste going to landfill and allow for safe disposal of household hazardous waste.
Every year, families gather to learn new things about their neighbourhoods, community and the natural habitat around them. This year there will be free bagged compost at Regent Park and a booth for donation items! We'll be with Toronto Animal Services for animal chipping and registration and Toronto Police Services for bicycle registrations. Additionally, Metrolinx will have their booth open for transit questions and Local 416 will be on-site grilling hamburgers and hotdogs for the community!
During extreme rainfall events, sewers and drainage systems can become overloaded, which can lead to basement and surface flooding. In 2013, City Council approved the development of comprehensive plans across 67 study areas in the city to reduce the risk of flooding. The study for areas 42, 44 and 62 began in 2019, and covers the area generally bound by St. Clair Avenue West to Lake Ontario and Jane Street to the Don Valley Parkway.
These areas have interconnected sewer and drainage systems that span several wards across the city. City staff have studied the factors that contribute to surface and basement flooding in the area, and have developed recommended solutions to address these issues.
If you are the owner of a single-family residence, a street level storefront business, free-hold townhome or a condominium property manager, we want to hear from you. View the recommended solutions in your neighbourhood and register for our virtual public consultation at toronto.ca/DowntownBF.
Virtual Public Meeting:
Date: Tuesday, June 25
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Visit: Toronto.ca/DowntownBF
This event, hosted by the Toronto Police Services and your local neighbourhood community officers, serves as a unique opportunity to connect with your Neighbourhood Community Officers, offering an open platform for citizens to receive firsthand updates on critical incidents in the area, and to ask direct questions about public safety concerns.
This event, hosted by the Toronto Police Services and your local neighbourhood community officers, serves as a unique opportunity to connect with your Neighbourhood Community Officers, offering an open platform for citizens to receive firsthand updates on critical incidents in the area, and to ask direct questions about public safety concerns.
The report PH12.4 - Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods - Neighbourhood Retail and Services Study Phase Two Proposals Report (Agenda Item History - 2024.PH12.4 (toronto.ca) was adopted at the May 9th Planning and Housing Committee meeting. The report forms the basis of a city-wide consultation program to inform a refined Zoning By-law Amendment and final report to be considered in late 2024.
More information about the initiative can be found on the project website: Local Neighbourhood Retail & Services – City of Toronto.
Register link: https://toronto.webex.com/weblink/register/r765ec36e6e222dee2a76dea5f2ba0b81
This event, hosted by the Toronto Police Services and your local neighbourhood community officers, serves as a unique opportunity to connect with your Neighbourhood Community Officers, offering an open platform for citizens to receive firsthand updates on critical incidents in the area, and to ask direct questions about public safety concerns.
The report PH12.4 - Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods - Neighbourhood Retail and Services Study Phase Two Proposals Report (Agenda Item History - 2024.PH12.4 (toronto.ca) was adopted at the May 9th Planning and Housing Committee meeting. The report forms the basis of a city-wide consultation program to inform a refined Zoning By-law Amendment and final report to be considered in late 2024.
More information about the initiative can be found on the project website: Local Neighbourhood Retail & Services – City of Toronto.
Join me on June 5th, 2024, from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm EDT for the third monthly TC Talks forum where we will be discussing the new Downtown East Action Plan. This hybrid event will be at Central Neighbourhood House (349 Ontario St, Toronto, ON) and online.The forum is your chance to learn about the upcoming strategic plan for Downtown East and voice your thoughts.
Please RSVP for both in-person and online attendance.
