Media Advisory: Strip Club Illegally Operating in Toledo
Press Conference Calling for Toledo Council to Take Action Against Illegally Operating Strip Club
Toledo Council continues to ignore the community’s call for help
TOLEDO – A Toledo church and community activists are hosting a press conference to call on the City Council to stop ignoring a sexually-oriented business operating illegally within 500 feet of a family amusement park, a daycare, and a church.
“Black Diamonds” opened in March 2019. Since that time, the church and community leaders have spoken with Council members multiple times, requesting they take action to uphold the law. Each time, the City promised to respond, but has taken no substantive action.
On May 17, Citizens for Community Values, Ohio’s Family Policy Council, sent a letter detailing the city code Black Diamond was violating. Despite emails from the city law director claiming the city was “taking steps to enforce the zoning code,” Black Diamonds continues operations.
Enough is enough. It’s time for the City Council to explain why they refuse to protect the community and uphold the law.
WHO: CityLight Church
Citizens for Community Values
Toledo Residents
WHERE: CityLight Church, 201 E Alexis Rd, Toledo, OH 43612
WHEN: Tuesday, September 24 at 10:00 a.m.
For more information, contact Citizens for Community Values at info@ccv.org, or 513.733.5775.
As Ohio’s Family Policy Council, Citizens for Community Values seeks the good of our neighbors throughout Ohio by advocating for public policy that reflects the truth of the Gospel. We endeavor to create an Ohio where God’s blessings of life, family, and religious freedom are treasured, respected, and protected.
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