Vacant Properties in Toledo
Vacant and abandoned properties pose a safety risk to neighbors and hurt the quality of the neighborhood. We are committed to holding property owners accountable and protecting the integrity of Toledo neighborhoods.
Vacant Property Registration
If your residential property is vacant, it must be registered within 30 days of becoming vacant. Registration must be updated annually by January 31, and property owners must pay a fee of $100 at the time of filing. Learn more about how to register.
Report a Vacant Property Concern
To report a concern, please call Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020 or submit online.
- Report graffiti, broken down vehicles, property maintenance or structural concerns on privately-owned property
- Report debris, trash, or illegal dumping on public or abandoned properties
- Report high grass
Residential Vacant Lots
The Lucas County Land Bank operates a one-stop-shop for vacant lot applications on behalf of the City of Toledo. Learn more about the side lot program and how to purchase a lot near you.
Demolition Program
Each year, the City demolishes, removes, backfills, seeds, and straws dilapidated residential structures to clear neighborhoods of blight and homes destroyed by fire. This is a joint program funded by the Lucas County Land Bank and the City of Toledo.
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