Brysen Davis and Rev. Meribah Mansfield join Mayor Wade to discuss the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement's newly released comprehensive safety plan, Peace in Motion: Toledo's Path to Community Safety.

The Community Action Table has met monthly for the last year to evaluate current solutions, gaps in care, and to make recommendations that will influence the community's decision making for the next 5+ years.

Residents are encouraged to read the plan, and provide their comments through September 13, 2024. Get more info at toledo.oh.gov/peace

Join us next week for a virtual Wednesdays with Wade at 5 p.m. September 4, 2024.

Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE), Malcolm Cunningham, joins Mayor Wade to talk about the work he's been doing in the community for the last year.

The Five-Year Comprehensive Safety Plan, Peace in Motion: Toledo's Path to Community Safety, is ready for public review and comments. You can find it at toledo.oh.gov/peace.

The City of Toledo's Ambassador Academy gives residents the opportunity to learn about their local government with local leaders. Commissioner of Customer Service Jenny Jacqua joins Mayor Wade this week to talk about the 8 week course for residents interested in learning more and doing more in the City.

Applications are open until 11:59 August 18. Learn more on the website at toledo.oh.gov/ambassador

Councilwoman Cerssandra McPherson and President of the Great Lakes Jazz Society, Hugh Ross, join Mayor Wade to talk about the FREE and fabulous Glass City Jazz Fest.

There are events all week. You can still catch one before the main event on Saturday at Glass City Metropark. See the schedule on the City's website here.

If you're interested in learning more about Toledo's Jazz history, you can listen to Episode 18: Councilwoman McPherson & Toledo's Jazz Scene.

Whitney Rofkar and Mayor Wade talk the history of Jeep and Jeep Fest.

The inaugural Jeep Fest in 2016 brought 40,000 people to Toledo to celebrate our beloved boxy, rock crawling, first ever off road vehicle invented right here in Toledo.

Get more information about this weekend's events at toledojeepfest.com

Dana Reising and Karen Granata join Mayor Wade to discuss Ozone Action Season. This week we learn a bit about what ozone is, why it matters, and how to minimize our exposure to harmful high levels of ozone.

Want weekly ozone predictions? Send a request to [email protected]

If you're looking for a way to help, consider switching your lawn mower from gas to electric. If you do, the City of Toledo has a rebate program! Submit your receipt and the City will send you $100.

Parks and Youth Services Outreach and Special Events Manager, Jacqueline Johnson, joins Mayor Wade to discuss this year's Let's Get Moving program. Toledoans can join the group that meets at a local park every other week to walk the trails. Get more information and register at toledo.oh.gov/get-moving.

Deputy Director of Public Utilities, Patekka Bannister and Commissioner of Plant Operations, Andy McClure join Mayor Wade to talk about the recent release of the 2023 Water Quality Report, and how the City is working to keep the water coming in and going out clean and safe for you and Lake Erie.

Happy Fourth of July! City offices are closed for the holiday, but Engage Toledo is always available to take your calls.

Commissioner of Customer Service, Jenny Jacqua and Engage Toledo Supervisor, Kalena Harris join Mayor Wade to talk about the history of Engage Toledo, what they do, and how the customer service process works when a resident calls 419-936-2020.

Director/Chief Equity Officer of Toledo's department of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Dr. Tiffany Whitman, joins Mayor Wade to discuss the rich history of Juneteenth and Toledo's work to make the city a livable, welcoming, and inclusive city.