Issue
City services
Service quality shows up in small, concrete ways: how fast a pothole gets fixed, how easy a permit is to get, whether a rink or pool is open when people can use it. Waste collection is organized regionally while many everyday services are the City’s, so it helps to check who owns a complaint before judging the response.
- Roads and traffic maintenance
- Recreation facilities and their hours
- Animal services
- Permit, licensing, and enforcement service levels
- Snow clearing and parks maintenance standards
Region of Peel
- Waste collection, including garbage, recycling, and organics
- Water and wastewater service
Questions residents can reuse
Reusable as written. They do not favor a candidate, and they work in an email, at a door, or at an all-candidates meeting.
- Which City service do you think underperforms most in this ward area, and what is your evidence?
- How should residents be able to track a service request from report to fix?
- What service standard would you publish and be measured against?
- When a resident complaint belongs to the Region rather than the City, how would you make sure it does not get lost?
Source receipts
Responsibility split based on the service listings each government publishes. Where responsibility is unclear or changing, the text says so instead of guessing.