Lucas County Treasurer creates two new programs to help tackle dilapidated, delinquent homes

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) — Lucas County Treasurer Lindsay Webb introduces new programs to address tax delinquency and revitalize problem properties, aiming to spur economic development and community improvement through property foreclosure and sale initiatives.

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