Share your ideas and help reimagine Toronto’s street furniture by completing the survey before March 29, 2026.
The Coordinated Street Furniture Program is designed to strengthen, celebrate and ultimately elevate the quality of our public spaces. The Program helps create appealing, well-designed, well-maintained and accessible public spaces, which are essential in imparting a positive urban experience.
What’s New: New heating kits are being installed at some transit shelters in Toronto. Delivered by Astral Media, as part of the City’s long-time street furniture partnership, kits are being installed in shelters along bus routes with service of more than 10 minutes and where electrical power is already available. The kits would be activated from November to April when temperatures are five degrees celsius or less. Waiting transit riders would have about five minutes of heat and could restart the heater right away. These are already being used successfully in Quebec City and it’s expected that 100 could be installed over the next few years.
Contact 311 to submit a service request for street furniture maintenance or damage, or to request the installation or relocation of a street furniture element.