​​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.

​WILLARD RESIDENTS - Outdoor Warning Siren Testing is Wednesday, September 2 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.

Aviation Fuel is $4.60 per gallon

OFFICIAL FLAG FLYING DAYS
Friday, August 7 ~ Purple Heart Day
Friday, August 14 ~ V-J Day
Wed, August 19 ~ National Aviation Day​

NEWS

PROPERTY SALE
Open House next Thursday August 6!  
716 Park St  10am-11am
110 Myrtle Avenue 11am-12noon

Property 1: Located at 716 Park Street, Willard, Ohio, parcel number 51-0270-03-042-0000.  Said property is zoned R-3 Single Family Residential.  The following deed restriction shall be in place:  The property must remain a single-family residence until January 1, 2026; and the property owner shall be prohibited from leasing or renting this property until January 1, 2026.   
716 Park St Bid Form  ​
Property 2: Located at 110 & 112 S. Myrtle Ave, Willard, Ohio, parcel numbers 51-0310-03-084-0000 and 51-0310-03-082-0000.  Said parcels are zoned B-2 Central Business District.   
110 S Myrtle Ave Bid Form - Updated 7/23/2020

Additional terms of sale are attached to the Sealed Bid Submission Form.  

Sealed bids must be submitted on the City of Willard’s Submission form and will be accepted on each individual property.  Forms may be downloaded here or picked up at City Hall located at 631 S. Myrtle Ave, Willard, OH 44890.

Properties are offered for sale and shall be sold in an “as-is” condition without warranty, representation or guarantee of any kind.  The City of Willard Council can reject any and all bids.  A bid must be approved by two-thirds of Council of the City of Willard.  Payment in full in cash or certified check within forty-five (45) days of award of bid

For more information, contact the City Manager’s Office at 419-933-2591. Sealed bids will be accepted at the City Manager’s Office, City Hall, 631 S. Myrtle Ave, Willard, Ohio, 44890, until 12:30 p.m. on August 25th, 2020.  
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,The City of Willard will be honoring  "Hometown Heroes" of our military starting the week of November 11, 2018.  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.
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We need your input!

Huron County Creating Healthy Communities and our community partners are asking for your help in identifying locations throughout the county that need improvement for those who walk, run, bike, skate, use a mobility aid or any other form of active transportation. 

Our team is working to complete a county-wide Active Transportation Plan for Huron County. With your help, we will gather information on specific locations in our bicycle and pedestrian network map that are meaningful to you.  

When reviewing the map, please provide input on the creation and improvement of sidewalks, crosswalks, signage, bike lanes, trails and shared-use trails throughout the county.  

​Visit https://www.huroncohealth.com/atp to share your thoughts now!

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.