A Guidebook to Perrysburg Township and the surrounding area

www.perrysburgtownship.us Resident Guide (RG)2016

Dear Community Members,

Welcome! Whether you are already a member of our community or considering moving your home or business here, we extend a heartfelt greeting to you on behalf of

Perrysburg Township. Living or working here allows individuals access to an assortment of opportunities and the benefit of exceptional services. These amenities, along with a community of friendly citizens, combine to make

Perrysburg Township a great place to live and work.

There are four elected officials, seven departments, and countless volunteers who strive to make this township a tremendous place to live and work.

We hope you enjoy this complimentary Resident Guide in which you will find vital information about Township services and the area as a whole. For more information please visit our website, www.perrysburgtownship.us

Sincerely,

Gary Britten, Robert Mack, Joe Schaller

Perrysburg Township Trustees

Established 1823

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LIVING IN PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Your Township Government 4 Perrysburg Township Profile 5 Township Services: Administration 6 Township Services: Fire / Emergency Medical Services 7 Township Services: Maintenance 8 Township Services: Parks and Recreation 9 Township Services: Planning and Zoning 10 Township Services: Police 11 Township Housing Options 12-13 Local Services Information 14 Local Points of Interest 15-16 School Options: Addresses and Map 17-18 Local News and Entertainment Information 19 Local, State, and Federal Elected Officials Contact Information 20 Township Personnel Contact Information 21

Perrysburg Township / 26609 Lime City Road / Perrysburg, 43551 / 419.872.8861

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YOUR TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT What is a Township and who governs? The Pilgrims brought the Township form of government to America in 1620. This form of government spread across New England to the Rocky Mountains. Townships are found in 22 states. In Ohio, Townships predate state government. Townships in Ohio were either five or six miles square with the exception of lands in the Virginia Military District. With land grants by Ohio, some sections were set aside for support of schools and religious institutions. Currently 35% of Ohio residents live in townships.

In 1804, Townships were established as the basic form of local government. Township are constitutional in nature and cannot legislate or pass laws. Townships are governed by a three-member board of trustees, who are elected in November of odd numbered years to a four year term beginning on the following January 1st. Two are elected in the year after the presidential election and one is elected in the year before it. There is also an elected Fiscal Officer, who serves a four year term beginning on April 1st of the year after the election, which is held in November of the year before the presidential election.

Current Elected Officials:

Gary Britten, Trustee: Term ends December 2017 Shirley Haar, Fiscal Officer: Term ends March 31, 2020

Robert Mack, Trustee: Term ends December 2017 Joe Schaller, Trustee: Term ends December 2019

Perrysburg Township became a Limited Home Rule Township after the issue was approved by voters in the November 2008 election.

Authority Granted to Home Rule Townships through the Ohio Revised Code

 May provide water and sewer services by contract (504.18)  May hire an independent engineer for road projects (5543.01, 5573.01)  May increase debt limitation an additional ½% by the trustees, and an additional 5% with the approval of the voters (133.09)  May adopt local building code and standards (504.13)  May exercise all powers of local self-government within the unincorporated portion of the township (504.04)  May adopt and enforce within the unincorporated area of the township local police, sanitary, and other similar regulations that are not in conflict with general laws. (504.04)  May adopt and enforce within the unincorporated area of the township any resolution of a type described in Section 503.52 or 503.60 of the Revised Code relating to sexually oriented businesses and residency regulation of sex or child victim offenders  May adopt broader zoning authority allowing for welfare of the community based zoning.

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PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP PROFILE

Established: Perrysburg Township is the oldest township in Wood County, “established May 8, 1823, when the commissioners set apart all of the original territory of Waynesfield, within the organized county of Wood, under the new name, and ordered the election to be held at the house of Samuel Spafford, on June 19, 1823.”

Leeson, M. A., & J.H. Beers & Co. (1897). Com- memorative historical and biographical record of Wood County, Ohio: Its past and present : early settlement and development … biographies and portraits of early settlers and representative citi-

zens, etc. Chicago: J.H. Beers & Co.

Location: Perrysburg Township is located in northern Wood County, surrounding the crossroads of I-75 and the Ohio Turnpike, 10 miles south of the City of Toledo, Ohio. The large residential base is offset by generational farms as well as commercial and industrial parks. RESIDENTS: Please remember to specify you live in Perrysburg Township the next time you renew your license plates. A portion of this tax money is returned

to the Township and used to repair and maintain our roads.

Total Land Size: Perrysburg Township originally encompassed 49 square miles and was the largest geographical township in Ohio. Over time, annexation has reduced the size to 36 square miles

Population: 12,512*

 Largest populated township in Wood County

 86th largest township in the State of Ohio. Population over time: 1990 13,176 2000 13,613 The decrease in population over 2010 12,512 time is due, in part, to annexation.  Housing Units: 5,927*

(*as of the 2010 US Census)

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TOWNSHIP SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Phone: 419.872.8861 Fax: 419.872.8889 E-mail: [email protected]

Hours of operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Based on policies and priorities set by Perrysburg Township Trustees, the Township administrator and the office staff handle day-to-day oversight and monitoring of service delivery, planning and coordination of the budget, state and federal regulation compliance, and citizen requests.

MEETING TIMES Evening: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays 6:00 p.m. Afternoon 2nd Wednesdays 2:00 p.m. All meetings are held at the Township Hall- 26609 Lime City Road

Meetings are open to the public. Meeting times are subject to change. Meeting minutes can be viewed on our website. Meeting audio is available on our website. www.perrysburgtownship.us

EXECUTIVE SESSIONS LAW DIRECTOR

As mentioned above, all meetings are open to Since Perrysburg Township is a Limited the public. During these meetings the board Home Rule Township, it is mandatory for the may call a closed-door session, called an Board of Trustees to appoint a law director Executive Session. Ohio law allows Executive to serve as a legal Sessions only to discuss counsel. The law employee negotiations, director assists in pending legal action, interpreting matters personnel, property of public law and purchase, and/or security. reviews the The board may not take any Township’s votes or other action during contracts. an Executive Session.

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TOWNSHIP SERVICES FIRE / EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Emergency: 911 Phone: 419.872.8879 Fax: 419.872.9345 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Hours of operation: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

The Perrysburg Township Fire Department is charged with providing fire and rescue operations. The Perrysburg Township EMS Department is charged with providing acute prehospital medical care to individuals. Through mutual aid agreements and automatic aid, the department also provides protection on an as-needed basis to other municipalities throughout Wood County.

FIRE OPERATIONS Perrysburg Township has  Fire Suppression 18 Full-time Firefighters 9 Part-time Firefighters  Fire Investigation 12 Volunteer Firefighters

 Fire Prevention and Inspection Fires still occur and remain the principal task, however, prevention materials such as smoke detectors are available by request.

All Perrysburg Township businesses are subject to routine fire inspections. Please contact the Perrysburg Township Fire Inspector for more information. [email protected] FOOD PANTRY PROGRAMS EMS OPERATIONS Perrysburg Township Volunteer Firefighters organize two food pantries. Food is brought in from Emergency Medical Services in Perrysburg area food banks as well as other local organizations Township are supported by professional paramedics and EMTs. All Perrysburg which donate food. Each food pantry requires a Township Life Squads are all capable of form to be filled out prior to receiving food. Advanced Life Support operations. Regular Food Pantry is on the second Thursday of every month from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. One must As of January 2011 Perrysburg Township contracts with Medicount Management to live in the 43551 zip code to qualify. provide EMS billing. Seniors Food Pantry is held on the second Wednesday of every month from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.. For a detailed history of the Fire/ EMS Department, please refer to their page on our website. One must be 60 years old or older to qualify.

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TOWNSHIP SERVICES MAINTENANCE

Phone: 419.872.8862 Fax: 419.872.8851 E-mail: [email protected] Hours of operation: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. During the summer months the Board of Trustees may alter the Maintenance Department hours

The Perrysburg Township Maintenance Department serves the residents by providing quality maintenance of the Township’s infrastructure, buildings, and equipment fleet.

The services provided by the department are:

• Berm Roads • Road Side Mowing • Building and Equipment Repair • Snow Plowing

• Drainage Repair • Spring and Fall Brush Pickup; mulch when available • Ditch Bank Repair • Street Cleaning • Ice Rink Maintenance • Street Light Repair • Leaf Collection • Street and Pothole Repair • Lot Mowing and Weed Control • Storm Basin and Tile Cleaning • Recycling (monthly) • Storm Damage Surveying & Repair • Road Crack Sealing • Storm Water Management

• Road Kill Removal • Tree Trimming

Who maintains your road? Mailbox Policy

Perrysburg Township will plow its roads to ensure the The Ohio Department of Transportation safety of its residents. While plowing snow, the issue maintains all state routes. 419.353.0866 of fallen mailboxes arises. If a mailbox is damaged by  Routes: 795, 199, 20, 65 of a Township snow plow, it will be replaced with a galvanized mailbox with a 4 x 4 post, at the expense of the Township. If a mailbox is The Wood County Engineer’s Office damaged in any other way, the Township will erect maintains county roads. 419.354.9071 the damaged mailbox so the owner can continue to  Oregon, Lime City, Roachton, receive mail. Any expenses to replace the damaged Tracy, and parts of Dowling mailbox will be the responsibility of the owner. Roads

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TOWNSHIP SERVICES PARKS AND RECREATION

Phone: 419.250.2870 Fax: 419.872.8889 E-mail: [email protected]

The Township offers the following recreation areas:

 Seasonal lighted baseball fields and outdoor ice rink (weather permitting) at 26076 Ft. Meigs Road  Soccer fields on Scheider Road, jointly operated with the City of Perrysburg

Perrysburg Township is home to four parks in the Wood County Park District.

Please contact the Park District for more information– 419.353.1897

Buttonwood / Betty C. Black Recreation Area - 27174 Hull Prairie Road

This recreation area is a prime spot for fishers looking to catch some walleye.

J.C. Reuthinger Memorial Preserve - 30730 Oregon Road

“The Reuthinger Preserve was donated in 2005 by the late Lucille Reuthinger Knepper. The 69-acre pre- serve is home to the Wood County Park District’s native plant nursery, greenhouse, and Stewardship Department. The Native Plant Program encompasses every aspect of growing native plants from collect- ing seed to planting plants in our parks and preserves. In 2008 the Friends of the Wood County Park District donated a greenhouse to the preserve enabling the Park District to propagate native plants species on site for the first time. The greenhouse season runs January through May grows anywhere from 12,000 to 15,000 plants each season. (Wood County Park District)

W.W. Knight Nature Preserve -29530 White Road

“Donated by the family of the late William Windus Knight, this 44-acre preserve offers hiking trails and boardwalks through various natural areas including wetland, remnant swamp woods and native prairie. The pond offers family fishing opportunities. Opened in 2005, the Nature Center at the preserve offers various educational opportunities including a Lookout on Nature Area (LOONA), perfect for bird watching.” (Wood County Park District website)

Sawyer Quarry Nature Preserve –26940 Lime City Road

“Donated to the Wood County Park District in 2014, the District intends to utilize the property to further its mission. Initial site plans were approved in early 2015 and development will include walking and hiking trails, rock climbing, and other outdoor recreational activities and education programs. The two homes on the property will remain and be repurposed for office space, meeting space, and storage. The Park District expects four full time staff members will work at the site.

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TOWNSHIP SERVICES PLANNING AND ZONING

Phone: 419.872.8863 Fax: 419.872.8889 E-mail: [email protected]

Hours of operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.– 4:30 p.m.

The Perrysburg Township Department of Planning and Zoning oversees issuing zoning certificates, monitoring properties to ensure they are up to code, enforcing the zoning resolution, and providing informational assistance to the Board of Zoning Appeals and1% the Zoning Commission.

45% 1% Completely Zoned There are 1,308 townships in Ohio. 54% Completely Unzoned Partially Zoned  736 of these townships are fully zoned by 43% Completely Zoned either township or county regulations. ReferZompletely to the Unzoned Zoning  560 of these townships are not zoned. 56% MapParitally on our Zoned website for  12 of these townships, including Perrysburg an illustration of zoned Township, are partially zoned. and unzoned areas

If residents live within the zoned boundaries of Perrysburg Township they should refer to the Zoning Resolution, or confer with the Zoning Administrator, regarding any required permit.

Nuisance Violations Property Maintenance The Zoning Administrator also responds to Along with upholding the Zoning Resolution, the nuisance complaints, including tall grass, trash, Zoning Administrator is in charge of upholding the refuse, other debris in yards, or unsafe Property Maintenance Code. This code is structures in accordance with Ohio enforced in the entire township, BOTH Revised Code Section 505.87. The zoned and unzoned areas. If you believe Perrysburg Township Trustees there is a potential Property Maintenance approved a policy and procedure for Code violation in your neighborhood please abating nuisance violations. contact the Zoning Administrator.

Under the direction of the Zoning Administrator, the Zoning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals are responsible for the enforcement of the Zoning Codes in the Township. Members of these boards are residents of the zoned areas of the Township.

Zoning Commission: Board of Zoning Appeals: Establish and amend Zoning Resolution; review Hear and decide appeals; hear and authorize disputes concerning boundary lines of Zoning variances; hear and grant Districts; review and authorize Site Plans. Conditional Use Certificates

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TOWNSHIP SERVICES POLICE Emergency: 911 Phone: 419.874.3551 Fax: 419.872.8898 E-mail: [email protected] Hours of operation: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week The mission of the Perrysburg Township Police Department is to affirmatively promote a feeling of safety and security to the members of our community. This is done by providing high quality police services related to the protection of life and property; by taking steps to prevent criminal activity; by detecting and investigating criminal activity; by the apprehension of offenders and the enforcement of criminal laws; by recovering property; by providing leadership in community involvement and awareness programs; by keeping and maintaining records; by training of personnel; and by maintaining high ethical standards.

The Perrysburg Township Police Daily Activities Department consists of the following:  Administrative Services

 Payroll, Purchasing, Records  Community Services (see below) 1 Chief  Investigative Services 2 Lieutenants  Detective Division 3 Sergeants  Patrol Operations 3 Detectives  Average 1,000 calls for action each month 15 Full-Time Officers  Support Services 1 K-9 Officer  Emergency Dispatch Center 1 School Resource Officer 1 Records Secretary Community Services provided by the Police Department 6 Full-Time Dispatchers  Provides gun locks free of charge  Provides Vacation House Checks  Provides a “Senior Watch Program”  Accepts unwanted, unused prescription drugs (patches and pills), and safely dispose of those medications K-9 Unit The unit provides a great service to the community and can be used for tracking missing persons, apprehending suspects, and locating evidence. K-9 units allow patrol officers to work in a safer and more efficient manner and perform functions that human officers are simply unable to do. Our K-9’s name is “X”.

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LIVING IN PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP HOUSING OPTIONS

If you have any questions about the Zoning of the housing options listed below, please contact the Zoning Administrator, Kelly Hemminger, at 419.872.8863.

Apartment Complexes Condominiums

ARBORS OF PERRYSBURG: 419.662.8640 BELMONT VILLA CONDOMINIUMS 28863 Oregon Road CHERRY KNOLL CONDOMINIUMS BARRINGTON PLACE I & II: 419.450.3515 26800 Woodmont Drive GLENEAGLES CONDOMINIUMS BRANDON MANOR: 419.469.6247 HAMLET COMMONS CONDOMINIUMS 7451 Lunitas Lane OAKMEAD COMMONS CONDOMINIUMS THE LAKES AT WOODMONT: 419.931.6078 10105 Woodmont Way RIVER BEND CONDOMINIUMS TITLEIST CLUB APARTMENTS: 419.866.1004 STONE GATE VILLAS 9510 Mandell Road TRACY CREEK APARTMENTS: 419.469.6282 29181 Tracy Creek Drive VICTORY PLACE: 419.419.4185 7098 S. Winners Circle

Mobile Home Parks

FIVE POINT MOBILE HOME PARK: Tracy Creek Apartments 24370 McCutchenville Road (State Route 199) FRIENDLY VILLAGE: 419.666.1515 27696 Oregon Road MEADOWS OF PERRYSBURG: 419.662.6557 27484 Oregon Road PERRYSBURG ESTATES: 419.874.4733 23720 Lime City Road Stone Gate Villas VILLAGE GREEN:419.833.2910 7630 Reitz Road

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LIVING IN PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP HOUSING OPTIONS

Single/Multiple Family Dwellings

14'TH GREEN AT BELMONT FARMS HAGEMEISTER ACRES RIVER OAKS

15'TH GREEN AT BELMONT FARMS HAMLET RIVERDALE ESTATES ADAMS (EASTBEND) HICKORY HILL ROCKLEDGE FARMS AVENUE PLAINS HOLIDAY PARK SCHNEIDER BELMONT FARMS INDIANA PLACE SECOR WOODS BELMONT MEADOWS INWOOD ESTATES SHANNON HILLS BELMONT WOODS JOE HUFFORD ADDITION SPAFFORDS GRANT BOFORD PLACE KINDER LANE STARBRIGHT BRIARWOOD KINDERVATER ADDITION STONECROFT CAMBRIDGE LAKEMONT VERA’S ACRES DEER CROSSING LUNITAS PLAIN WATERFORD DUXBURY MORNINGSIDE WEXFORD ECKEL TRACE OAK MEADOWS WHITE ROAD ADDITION ELEMANDA OAKMONT WOODLAND ACRES EMERALD LAKES OREGON ESTATES WOODLAND MEADOWS FORT MEIGS PLACE PARLIAMENT PLACE WOODMONT FOX COVE PERRYSBURG HEIGHTS FOXBOROUGH PIKEVIEW PLACE GLENWOOD PONTASCH SUBDIVISION

Eckel Trace Subdivision

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LIVING IN PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP HELPFUL INFORMATION

Electric and Natural Gas Aggregation Government aggregation provides group buying power normally resulting in a better price for electric and natural gas generation than an individual’s price. Please contact

the Administration Office for more details: 419.872.8861. CodeRED In July 2012 Perrysburg Township’s contract with One Call Now™ was bought out by CodeRED. CodeRED is a telephone communication service that allows Perrysburg Township to quickly notify citizens about emergency situations. Perrysburg Township residents who registered with One Call Now™ have been transferred to the new CodeRED system. However, citizens are encouraged go to the website and register their current contact information where they would like to receive notifications. Although residents are guaranteed to receive emergency notifications upon enrollment, they may opt-out of receiving a variety of other general notifications. If you have specific questions related to this service, please

contact the Fire Chief at [email protected] or 419.887.6926. Recycling Recycling is offered at the Maintenance Building the 3rd Saturday of the month from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Included in this monthly recycling is electronic waste through a partnership with Recycle IT USA. Please refer to the website for acceptable items.

Refuse Collection Perrysburg Township does not provide refuse collection. Residents must contract with a refuse collection company of their choosing. The refuse collection companies provided here are for the convenience of our residents. Perrysburg Township does not endorse and is not responsible for their service or availability.  Republic Services 1.800.234.3429  Waste Management 1.800.343.6047  Modern Disposal 419.874.2966

Water and Sewer Perrysburg Township does not provide water or sewer services. There are multiple vendors who service the various areas of the Township. Please contact Northwestern Water and Sewer District for more information at 419.354.9090.

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LIVING IN PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP HELPFUL INFORMATION

Perrysburg Township website: www.perrysburgtownship.us Facebook: “Perrysburg Township” “Perrysburg Twp. Fire/EMS” “Perrysburg Township Ohio Police Department” Quarterly E-Newsletter: The Perrysburg Township Post

Newspapers Radio Stations

The Perrysburg Messenger Journal Station Call Format www.perrysburg.com or 419.874.4491 730 AM WJYM Christian The Rossford Record 1230 AM WCWA Sports (Fox Sports Radio) www.rossford.com or 419.874.4491 1370 AM WSPD News/Talk 1470 AM WLQR Talk Radio The Sentinel Tribune 1520 AM WNWT Christian Contemporary www.sent-trib.com or 419.352.4611 1560 AM WWYC Religious 88.3 FM WXUT College The Toledo Blade 89.3 FM WYSZ Christian rock www.toledoblade.com or 419.724.6000 89.7 FM WNOC Catholic Radio EWTN All are available by subscription. 90.3 FM WOTL Christian 91.3 FM WGTE-FM Public Radio 92.5 FM WVKS Top 40 TV Stations 93.5 FM WRQN Oldies 94.5 FM WXKR Classic rock 95.7 FM WIMX Urban adult contemporary Channel Call Network 96.9 FM WNKL Christian contemporary 11 WTOL CBS 97.3 FM WJZE Urban contemporary 98.3 FM WMIM Country 13 WTVG ABC 99.9 FM WKKO Country 24 WNWO NBC 101.5 FM WRVF Adult contemporary 27 WBGU PBS 102.3 FM WPOS Christian 103.7 FM WCKY Country 30 WGTE PBS 104.7 FM WIOT Active Rock 36 WUPW Fox 105.5 FM WWWM Hot Adult Contemporary 106.5 FM WLQR-FM Sports Talk (ESPN Radio) 40 WLMB Religious 107.3 FM WJUC Urban contemporary 48 WNGT MyNetworkTV 107.7 FM WPFX Country Entertainment

Distance from Township Hall: 26609 Lime City Road Cedar Point: 56 miles Huntington Center: 10.4 miles Fallen Timbers: 10.2 miles : 8.0 miles Fifth Third Field: 10.3 miles : 7.9 miles Fort Meigs: 7.0 miles : 11.5 miles Hollywood Casino: 6.3 miles Toledo Zoo: 10.9 miles

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LIVING IN PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP LOCAL POINTS OF INTEREST

Golf Courses

Neighborhood Belmont Country Club Grocery Stores 29601 Bates Road License Bureau Aldi 26611 Dixie Hwy Crosswinds Golf Club 9806 South Compass Drive 8205 Fremont Pike Rossford Public Library Kazmaier's Market 720 Dixie Hwy Tanglewood Golf Course 127 East Second St 9802 Dowling Road Perrysburg Post Office Kroger

1205 Louisiana Ave 27386 Carronade Wood County Park District Stony Ridge Post Office Meijer 5725 Fremont Pike Buttonwood / Betty C. Black Recreation Area 10055 Fremont Pike 27174 Hull Prairie Road WalMart Rossford Post Office J.C. Reuthinger Memorial Preserve 10400 Fremont Pike 313 Glenwood Rd 30730 Oregon Road Way Public Library Sawyer Quarry Nature Preserve Walt Churchill's Market 101 East Indiana Ave 26940 Lime City Road 26625 Dixie Hwy W.W. Knight Nature Preserve 29530 White Road

Places of Worship All Saints Catholic Church First Presbyterian Church Perrysburg Church-Christ 628 Lime City Road 200 East Second Street 27631 Simmons Road Bethel Assembly of God First United Methodist Church Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran 665 West Indiana Avenue 200 West Second Street 13101 Five Point Road Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Grace United Methodist Church St. George Orthodox Cathedral 605 Glenwood Road 601 East Boundary Street 738 Glenwood Road St. John XXIII Islamic Center of Greater Toledo St. Rose Catholic Church 24250 Dixie Highway 25877 Scheider Road 215 East Front Street Cedar Creek Church Lutheran Church of the Master St. Timothy's Episcopal Church 29129 Lime City Road 28744 Simmons Road 871 East Boundary Street Christ Evangelical Lutheran Maumee Valley Bible Baptist Vineyard Church of Toledo 22552 Carter Road 27439 Holiday Lane 210 East South Boundary Street Church of Jesus Christ of LDS Oak Bend Church Zoar Lutheran Church 11050 Avenue Road 11275 Eckel Junction Road 314 East Indiana Avenue First Baptist Church Perrysburg Alliance Church

590 West South Boundary 10401 Avenue Road

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Map is courtesy of Northwestern Water and Sewer District

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LIVING IN PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP SCHOOL OPTIONS

All Saints Catholic School Penta Career Center 630 Lime City Road 9301 Buck Road

Eagle Point Elementary School Perrysburg High School 203 Eagle Point Road 13385 Roachton Road

Eastwood Schools Perrysburg Junior High School 4900 Sugar Ridge Road 550 East South Boundary

Fort Meigs Elementary School Saint Rose School 26431 Ft. Meigs Road 217 East Front Street

Frank Elementary School 401 West South Boundary 701 Superior Street

Glenwood Elementary School Toth Elementary School 8950 Avenue Road 200 East 7th Street

Islamic School of Greater Toledo Westside Montessori Center 25877 Scheider Road 13587 Roachton Road

Owens Community College Woodland Elementary School 30335 Oregon Road 27979 White Road

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LIVING IN PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP ELECTED OFFICIALS – LOCAL, STATE, FEDERAL

State of Ohio Wood County Commissioners

Governor: John Kasich Doris Herringshaw Lt. Governor: Mary Taylor Attorney General: Mike DeWine Joel Kuhlman Auditor of State: Dave Yost Secretary of State: John Husted Craig LaHote

Treasurer of State: Josh Mandel

Ohio State Congress

State Representative (3rd District) State Senator (2nd District) Theresa Gavarone Randy Gardner 77 S. High St Senate Building 1st Floor 1 Capitol Square, 2nd Floor Columbus, OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43215 614.466.8104 614.466.8060

United States Congress

U.S. Senate U.S. Senate Sherrod Brown Rob Portman 455 Russell Senate Office Building 36 East Seventh Street, Suite 2615 Washington, DC 20510 Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 202.224.2315 513.684.3265

U.S. House of Representatives, (5th District) Bob Latta 1323 Longworth HOB Washington, DC 20515 202.225.6405

There are nine (9) voting precincts in Perrysburg Township. Contact Wood County Board of Elections for information about voter registration and to find your polling location. http://www.co.wood.oh.us/BOE or 419.354.9120

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Perrysburg Township’s logo is the product of a contest held in 1984. The logo illustrates the importance of education, manufacturing, and agriculture as well as the strong residential base in the Township.

The entire Guidebook is available on www.perrysburgtownship.us, under the “Residents” tab.