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Additional Information
Additional Information
- Council's Priorities
- Priority to Make Toronto Clean and Beautiful
- Priority to Make Progress on the Waterfront
- Priority to Get the Powers and Funding Needed for Toronto to Succeed
- Priority to Strengthen Neighbourhoods
- Priority to Improve the Business Climate
- Priority to Improve Public Services
- Priority to Ensure Housing is Affordable
- Priority to Improve the Planning Process
- Priority to Increase Public Involvement in Civic Affairs
- Budget Information for the City of Toronto
- More fascinating facts about Toronto
Access Toronto
The City’s website www.toronto.ca is a wealth of information. Services, directories and program information as well as the City Council Priorities highlighted in this report, is readily accessible through the site. In addition Access Toronto is the public information general inquiry service for the City of Toronto providing information about Toronto's municipal government. You can download a copy of their brochures, available in many languages, which explain how the City works, what we do, and how you can get involved with your local government.
You can reach Access Toronto
- By phone: 416-338-0338
An easy-to-remember number to reach the City of Toronto. Staff at the Access Toronto Call Centre will do their best to make sure you get the information you need. The Call Centre is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, except for major holidays. Service is available in person at City Hall and civic centres from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- By e-mail: accesstoronto@toronto.ca
Send your questions, concerns, feedback, etc. – Access Toronto’s mandate is a timely and informative reply by the end of the next business day (often much sooner!).
- By fax: 416-338-0685
- By TTY: 416-338-OTTY (0889)
- By Internet: www.toronto.ca/accesstoronto/index.htm
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