TOLEDO, Ohio — The City of Toledo announced Wednesday that after three years, a former dumping site has officially been transformed into a wetland and park.
What You Need To Know
- The nearly 60 acres of land sit near the Maumee River by the intersection of Summit and Pontiac Streets
- The name hasn’t been voted on yet, but the proposed name is “Pontiac Preserve”
- The area used to have almost no public access to people
“What was once a confined disposal facility with almost no public access has now been transformed into a peaceful nature reserve—perfect for spotting local wildlife, connecting with nature, and enjoying our beautiful waterfront,” the City of Toledo wrote.
The nearly 60 acres of land sit near the Maumee River by the intersection of Summit and Pontiac Streets…