MM39.50 Safer Subways: Making Public Safety a Priority and Restoring Confidence to Toronto Transit Commission Riders Across Toronto

2. Directed the Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Transit Commission to publish updated cleanliness standards for all subway stations and publicly report on station-level performance, no later than the first quarter in 2027. 3. Directed the Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Transit Commission to report on a single network-wide lighting standard for vehicles, entrances, stairways, concourses, and platforms, including clear maintenance response standards. 4. Directed the Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Transit Commission, in consultation with the local City Councillors, Toronto Police Service, local Business Improvement Areas and residents associations, to undertake safety design audits of all subway stations that evaluate the physical environment, including lighting conditions, from the perspective of both crime prevention and public perceptions of safety, and report back to the TTC Board no later than the third quarter in 2027. 5. Referred Recommendation 5 to the CEO, Toronto Transit Commission and General Counsel, Toronto Transit Commission, in consultation with the City Manager and City Solicitor, for analysis of the legality, Charter-compliance, feasibility, and mechanisms for enforcing a ban of riders from the transit system and report back with a framework for what would trigger such a ban, how that ban would be decided, what would be the recourse for challenging the ban, and what would be required to enforce the ban.