2014. The Ohio National Guard delivered water and food to residents living in contaminated areas. , no one had reported being sick and the governor had declared a state of emergency in three counties. The ban was lifted on August 4. Notable people Sister cities Toledo was twinned with Toledo, Spain, in 1931, creating the first sister city relationship in the United States. Toledo's sister cities are: Beqaa Valley, Lebanon Coburg, Germany Coimbatore, India Delmenhorst, Germany Hyderabad, Pakistan Londrina, Brazil Nanchong, China Poznań, Poland Qinhuangdao, China Szeged, Hungary Tanga, Tanzania Toledo, Spain Toyohashi, Japan See also Auto-Lite strike Baseball parks of Toledo, Ohio Glassmen Drum and Bugle Corps, Drum Corps International World Class Drum and Bugle Corps Greater Toledo Outbreak of green-blue algae in Lake Erie Roman Catholic Diocese of Toledo Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority, local bus transportation Toledo City League, high school sports league Notes References Further reading DeMatteo, Arthur Edward. "Urban reform, politics, and the working class: Detroit, Toledo, and Cleveland, 1890–1922" (PhD dissertation, University of Akron; ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 1999. 9940602). External links Official website Greater Toledo Convention and Visitors Bureau Toledo, Ohio, 1876 from the World Digital Library About Toledo, Ohio (via Britannica) Cities in Ohio Cities in Lucas County, Ohio County seats in Ohio Ohio populated places on Lake Erie Populated places established in 1833 1833 establishments in Ohio Inland port cities and towns in Ohio