Programs for Homeowners
Mortgage Assistance
This program is designed to assist approximately 150 eligible households with up to six consecutive months of payments, including fees and penalties.
Apply nowWater Bill Assistance
Apply for assistance programs to help eligible Toledoans pay off past due water, sewer, and stormwater balances.
Apply nowCustomer Lead Line Replacement
As part of the Toledo Recovery Plan, the city will replace customer-owned lead lines at no cost to residents.
Enroll nowBasement Flooding
If you have experienced issues with water in the basement caused by sewer backups, this program can offset the cost of remediation.
Apply nowHome Rescue
The Home Rescue owner-occupied rehabilitation program is designed to assist low-moderate income homeowners with fixing housing code violations.
More informationRooftops Repair
Income-eligible households in Toledo can receive financial assistance and construction management for roof repair or replacement.
More informationPermit Planner
Planning a remodel?
From a new fence to a new house, see which permits you need to build or renovate a home.
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Won't you be my neighbor?
Neighborhood Associations
Neighborhood associations offer excellent opportunity to improve your neighborhood and develop a spirit of community and pride. Organized neighbors send a message that everyone is working together to build their community.
Find your closest groupCode Compliance Guide
Keep your property up to code.
Visit our code compliance guide for information on common code violations. For more on code requirements, please review the Toledo Municipal Code or contact the Division of Code Enforcement.
Encourage your neighbors to do the same.
If you notice something isn't right on your neighbors property, a simple conversation can create motivation to change.
Escalate violations as needed.
To report code violations, please contact Engage Toledo by phone or email, or submit service requests through the Engage Toledo app.
Taxes and Assessments
Every year, the City of Toledo uses an assessment process to cover costs associated with providing sprinkling, sweeping, cleaning, and snow removal services for streets within Toledo. The total assessment amount varies based upon the total cost of providing these services (as approved by Toledo City Council) and the proportional benefit to properties owners based on the number of feet of property touching the street being maintained (frontage). To see your property's specific calculation of taxes and assessments, you can find your property on the County Auditor's Real Estate Information System (AERIS).
Find your Representative
The City of Toledo is divided into 6 districts, each with its own council member. Do you know who your district representative is?
Meet your Council Member