The Lucas County Land Bank turns vacant, abandoned and tax-delinquent properties into healthy, occupied, tax-paying ones. It is a public, non-profit organization, separate from the Treasurer’s Office. Treasurer Lindsay M. Webb is the Chair of the Land Bank.
- What it isA public, non-profit organization
- Founded2010
- ChairTreasurer Lindsay M. Webb
- FocusVacant, abandoned and tax-delinquent properties
The Lucas County Land Bank is committed to revitalizing neighborhoods and improving the quality of life for residents. By partnering with local communities, the Land Bank transforms vacant, abandoned, and tax-delinquent properties into healthy, occupied, and tax-paying assets. Its work strengthens neighborhoods, preserves property values, and contributes to a stronger economic future for all of Lucas County.
Since its founding in 2010, the Land Bank has led strategic efforts to return neglected properties to productive use through an open and equitable process. Guided by the vision that where you live impacts how you live, the Land Bank continues to drive lasting change, one property, one neighborhood, and one community at a time.