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What is redistricting?

Every ten years after the decennial census the City of Toledo is required by the City Charter to redraw the City Council districts. These districts are required to follow the existing voting precinct lines and need to have a population count within 5% of each district. The census data is then used to determine the population shifts and change to modify the boundaries of the council districts.

The City of Toledo Reapportionment Committee is in the process of modifying these boundaries and is requesting public feedback.

Give feedback

How can I participate?

The reapportionment committee will be holding 5 public meetings for residents to hear the proposals and provide feedback. There is also an online survey we encourage residents to fill out before April 15.

Meeting Schedule

Wednesday, March 30
6 - 7:30 p.m.		Mott Branch Library
Community Room B
Thursday, March 31
6 - 7:30 p.m.		Heatherdowns Branch Library
Community Room A+B
Monday, April 4
6 - 7:30 p.m.		Reynolds Corner Branch Library
Large Community Room
Thursday, April 7
6 - 7:30 p.m.		Kent Branch Library
Community Room A
Monday, April 11
6 - 7:30 p.m.		Friendship Park Community Center
2930 131st St.

Where can I see the proposed districts?

Search the map below for your address to find your current council district. Then toggle the option layers on to see each proposal.

Download the proposal

Option 1

Population Size by District

  • District 1: 45,414
  • District 2: 45,661
  • District 3: 44,207
  • District 4: 45,091
  • District 5: 45,740
  • District 6: 45,758
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Option 2

Population Size by District

  • District 1: 45,823
  • District 2: 45,690
  • District 3: 44,083
  • District 4: 44,893
  • District 5: 45,071
  • District 6: 45,311
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Option 3

Population Size by District

  • District 1: 44,024
  • District 2: 45,690
  • District 3: 44,083
  • District 4: 45,450
  • District 5: 45,769
  • District 6: 45,855
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What are the goals for new districts?

  1. Provide a similar population count in each district.
  2. Maintain the current general district boundaries.
  3. Keep current council members within their district.

Who decides on the new districts?

The reapportionment committee is appointed by the Mayor and consists of 6 individuals of various political affiliations. The committee will gather public input and then come to a final decision as to how the districts will look.

Committee Members

  • Donna Owens
  • Brittany Jones
  • DeVon Overton
  • Mike Beazley
  • Sally Perz
  • Ken Fallows

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