Jon Fiscus, Just a Guy in Maumee

11/05/2026

Friendly reminder- you can take your pumpkins & gourds to the old Andersons for composting

Compost your pumpkins & gourds! 🎃 About 1 billion pounds of pumpkins end up in U.S. landfills each year. When organic waste breaks down in landfills, it generates methane, a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to our changing climate.

Starting November 1, the Great Pumpkin Pitch returns! Bring your leftover Halloween pumpkins and gourds to one of the following drop-off locations for composting:

♻️ The Old Andersons Building -530 Illinois Ave., Maumee, OH
♻️ Sylvania Township Hall - 4927 N. Holland Sylvania Rd., Sylvania, OH
♻️ City of Toledo Clean Toledo Recycling Center - 3900 Creekside Ave., Toledo, OH
♻️ Oregon Senior Center - 4350 Navarre Ave., Oregon, OH

Learn more: www.ktlcb.org/special-recycling-collections

The Great Pumpkin Pitch runs through the first Sunday in December, so be sure to drop off your pumpkins and gourds before the program ends.

10/31/2026

Here is a look at the ballot for anyone interested in what you will be voting on in Maumee.

10/24/2026

Come out and see all the great bands!!!

🎺 WEEKEND PREVIEW: Maumee Music in Motion

Sixteen bands head to Maumee High School this Saturday for Maumee Music in Motion, with a full evening of OMEA competition before host Maumee takes the field.

📍 Maumee High School — Maumee, Ohio
📅 Saturday, October 24
⏰ First band: 5:00 PM
🎺 Maumee host performance: 9:30 PM
🏆 Awards: 9:45 PM
🎟️ Admission: $10 adults • $7 students/seniors

The field features Sylvania Southview, Patrick Henry, Swanton, Ada, Rossford, Columbus Grove, Liberty-Benton, Ottawa-Glandorf, Continental, Arcadia, Lima Shawnee, Perkins, Springfield, Kalida, Avon Lake, and North Royalton.

Good luck to all of the bands taking the field!

10/20/2026

10/16/2026

See you next weekend!!!

10/14/2026

I can think of few things more important than supporting the education of the youth in our community.

Superintendent Steve Lee said if the levy passes, it would generate nearly $6 million and help pull the district out of a $4 million fiscal deficit.

09/25/2026

Love seeing this kind of support!!!

The Maumee Marching Band is hosting Music in Motion on October 24 at 5:00 PM at Kazmaier Stadium!

All Maumee athletes are invited to attend the competition free of charge and help cheer on and support the Maumee Marching Band.

We would love to see our Maumee athletes in the stands supporting our band! Please help spread the word to your teams and teammates.

Go Maumee!

09/23/2026

Excited to be a part of this event! Come out and watch some baseball this Sunday!!!

Maumee Little League is proud to present the first ever Fall Classic! 🍁

Join us on Sunday, September 27th as all SIX Fall Ball Divison teams are in action on Robert S Hoag Field at Ford Park.

The games will begin at 2pm, so come out and support all these young athletes as they hone their skills and continue to grow as baseball players.

As one final farewell to summer, No Cap Shaved Ice will be on site throughout the event to purchase refreshments. 🥤

See you at the Fall Classic!

07/01/2026

July 3 Traffic Pattern/Street Closures
At 7 am (morning), the bridge will close to ALL pedestrian and bike traffic. This is needed to maintain a safety zone/perimeter, which includes the bridge.

AT NOON
Conant Street between Broadway and John Streets
100 blocks of E. & W. Dudley
100 blocks of E. & W. Wayne
Anthony Wayne Trail at Conant Street will be closed to southbound traffic


7:00 pm
The Fort Meigs Memorial Bridge will close to vehicle traffic. The bridge will reopen after the fireworks display is completed and the area has been cleared of debris
Broadway Street between Gibbs and Allen

10:00 pm : The fireworks will be launched from the green space on the west side of the Fort Meigs Memorial Bridge near Rapids Road. Parking will not be permitted along Rapids Road, and spectators will not be allowed on the bridge because it is within the designated safety zone.
On Perrysburg Side: Access to the multi-use path from the Fort Meigs Memorial Bridge and the walleye fishing parking lot will also be temporarily closed before, during and after the display.