The Toledo Municipal Court Housing and Environmental Division offers specialized programs designed to uphold housing safety, resolve disputes fairly, and educate the community on legal and environmental responsibilities. Serving residents in Toledo, Ottawa Hills, and Washington Township, these programs are a proactive extension of the court's commitment to justice and community well-being. Whether you are a tenant, landlord, homeowner, or community member, our resources are tailored to help you navigate housing and environmental issues with clarity and support.

First Offender’s Program

Provides eligible individuals with an opportunity to address minor violations through education and corrective action, rather than traditional penalties, emphasizing prevention and positive change.

Mediation

Offers a confidential and neutral setting for resolving disputes related to housing, property, and environmental concerns, helping parties reach mutually agreeable solutions without formal litigation.

Community Control

Allows the court to supervise individuals in the community while ensuring compliance with court-ordered conditions, connecting them with resources that support rehabilitation and long-term stability.

Through these initiatives, the Housing and Environmental Division works to improve living conditions, foster respectful community relationships, and enhance the quality of life throughout the region.