​A community where people enjoy living and working. Ideally situated with easy access to Ohio’s interstates and rail lines, Willard is in the heart of the midwest manufacturing region. Abundant land and utilities, a solid work ethic, and a progressive local government make Willard the perfect choice for a growing business.

CITY HALL will be CLOSED on MONDAY, September 2, 2019 in observance of Labor Day.
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Aviation Fuel is $5.00 per gallon

WILLARD RESIDENTS - Outdoor Warning Siren Testing is Wednesday, September 4 at 12:00 Noon

CITY HALL INFO

631 S Myrtle Avenue
Willard, OH 44890
General Questions: 419.933.2581
City Manager: 419.933.2591
Event & Info Line: 419.933.6999
Phone Directory

City Hall Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
​8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
OFFICIAL FLAG FLYING DAYS
Monday, Sept 2 - Labor Day
Wed, Sept 11 - Patriot Day
Tuesday, Sept 17 - Constitution Day
Wed, Sept 18 - Air Force Birthday
Friday, Sept 20 - National POW/MIA
Recognition Day

                        NEWS

KAYAK LAUNCHER

​The Willard Reservoir has a new kayak launcher. If you want to go kayaking, just bring your boat registration to City Hall and get your free sticker. We are excited about other recreational improvements that we have planned for this year so stay tuned. The reservoir is a great place to take your family to.
The City of Willard will be honoring  "Hometown Heroes" of our military starting the week of November 11, 2018 and continuing throughout 2019.  Each week, a different Hometown Hero will be recognized on the electronic sign at the Willard City Park, as well as, through the City’s Facebook page.  If you know a service man or woman that you would like to recognize who currently lives or has lived in Willard or the surrounding townships, please complete and return the following form with a picture.  Click here for Hometown Hero Form

​MYRTLE AVENUE TREE PROJECT

In 2018, the Willard Tree Commission, appointed by City Council, began discussing tree replacement needs throughout the city.  They concluded that the southern portion of Myrtle Avenue trees, located in the “boulevard”, needed to be replaced.  The southern portion of Myrtle Avenue is often referred to as the gateway to our City, and with City Council’s blessing, the Tree Commission adopted the project to beautify the entrance.   Find complete details under the Maintenance Department on this website.  The Tree Commission currently has a vacancy for another member.  The commission service is voluntary and interesting.  If you are interested in this type of community service, please contact the City Manager’s office at 419-933-2591 for more details.

Online Utility Account Access

You can now Sign up for online access to your Utility Account.  Just click on the Online Bill Pay Icon above, then click Register.   You can also sign up for e-billing once you are registered.  To register,  you will need your Utility Account number and the last amount you paid.  Call the Service desk if you need help at  419-933-2581.

UNCLAIMED FUNDS

Did you know that the City has Unclaimed Funds?  Find out if your name is on our list by clicking Unclaimed List below.  If you find your name on the list, please complete a Claim Form which can be found below, along with instructions for filling out the form.  Cities are required to hold onto unclaimed funds for 5 years.  After that time, if still unclaimed, funds are transferred into the General Fund per Ohio Revised Code 9.39.