What is the residential decibel limit in Toledo, OH?

Daytime limit: Exceeds fixed source noise level for the zone by 10 dBA or more. Nighttime limit: Exceeds fixed source noise level for the zone by 10 dBA or more. Unnecessary, excessive, or offensive noise is defined as exceeding the fixed source noise level for the zone by 10 dBA or more at the nearest property line. Emergency standby equipment must not exceed 75 dBA at the property line.

Who do I call for a noise complaint in Toledo, OH?

For non-emergencies, contact the police at 419-255-8443. For code violations, contact Code Enforcement at 419-245-1220 or Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020.

Toledo, OH Noise Ordinance

Quiet Hours: 9:00 PM - 7:00 AM (general disturbing noise like music/radios)

Residential Decibel Limit: Exceeds fixed source noise level for the zone by 10 dBA or more (Day) / Exceeds fixed source noise level for the zone by 10 dBA or more (Night)

Summary: Toledo, OH noise ordinances, detailed in Toledo Municipal Code Chapter 507, prohibit unnecessary, excessive, or offensive noise disturbing peace or endangering comfort, health, or safety. General quiet hours for disturbing noises like music are 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM. Specific restrictions apply to construction, amplified sound, and vehicle repairs, with violations typically resulting in a minor misdemeanor and a maximum $150 fine per day.

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