Toledo puts moratorium on water shutoffs in wake of coronavirus concerns
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Toledo will not shut off your water while the city works to prevent any coronavirus outbreaks within city limits.
There are currently no confirmed cases in Lucas County, but three confirmed cases in the state of Ohio have caused an increase in concern throughout the area.
During a live interview with 13abc, Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz said the city would impose a moratorium on water shut offs to assist residents in maintaining personal hygiene. As part of that plan, those who would otherwise face water shutoffs for non-payment of bills will maintain their water service for the time being.
Hand washing is among the best ways to prevent the spread of viruses, including COVID-19. The mayor said for this reason, maintaining water supply to city residents is a priority.
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