Toledo City Council president addresses storage unit moratorium

Listen to this article

Speed

TOLEDO, Ohio (wtol.com) — Toledo City Council has implemented a moratorium on permits and licenses for storage units to address the increasing demand for more of these facilities in the city.

VIEW ORIGINAL SOURCE

Toledo City Council president addresses storage unit moratorium

Share

Share

Related Posts

Cavs trade Darius Garland for James Harden

FULL PRESS CONFERENCE | Toledo Mayor, Police Chief release 2025 crime stats

Police looking for suspect in east Toledo shooting that injured 18-year-old

The trial in the Dee Warner murder begins

Bowling Green City Schools vote on more school remodels

Former TPS teacher hopeful district can succeed with transformation plan

Tracking A Chance For Freezing Fog Tonight

Snow Likely Friday

Oregon residents sue city council over open meeting laws

Location and design of 2026 St. Jude Dream Home released

Lawsuit alleges Oregon officials violated open meetings law

Toledo Public Schools leaders meet with public over transformational plan amid budget concerns

More in Local News

Meteorologists favor supercomputers over groundhog for accurate long-term forecasts

Children’s Museum of Findlay raising funds for move

Man arrested in east Toledo for 2024 Columbus homicide, assault

With data center planned, City of Oregon considers amendment

Two Maumee roadways impacted by water main breaks

Tracking The Extreme Cold This Week

Findlay Police Chief to retire after 36-year career

FBI alleges two men living in Toledo scammed elderly victims out of hundreds of thousands of dollars

Water pouring onto 14th Street in downtown Toledo, freezing on roadway

TARTA debuts new bus transit route and changes for winter

Top Stories

TARTA to run regular service during snow emergencies

50 Cent Trolls Diddy in DoorDash Super Bowl Commercial

Death Cab for Cutie announce 2026 headline tour

2026 Toledo Speedway Schedule Announced

Toledo man accused of trying to set up sexual encounter with 12-year-old boy

Puerto Rico governor signs bill recognizing unborn babies as human beings

Hayley Williams reveals new project Power Snatch

The states hit hardest by Trump’s tariffs as campaigns zero in on economy

Top Gyms and Fitness Classes in Toledo

The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of “Talk of Toledo”

The Daily Fresh

Top
Stories