City to accept FEMA-administered grant for Miami Street embankment stabilization; $831,976 award
September 29, 2026 | Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
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The administration presented an application acceptance to secure $831,976 from the Ohio Emergency Management Agency (administering FEMA funds) to stabilize an eroded embankment on Miami Street along the Maumee River. Staff described repeated temporary guardrail repairs and said the proposed long-term solution uses a king-and-pluck pile system designed for an 80-year lifespan; construction is expected in 2027.
The city match of $277,325 is already authorized in the road-and-bridge CIP. Council asked to see final design plans prior to construction; staff agreed to provide plans and noted this is the third of three embankment projects for which the city has secured funds.
The city match of $277,325 is already authorized in the road-and-bridge CIP. Council asked to see final design plans prior to construction; staff agreed to provide plans and noted this is the third of three embankment projects for which the city has secured funds.
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