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 INFO631 S Myrtle Avenue
Willard, OH 44890 Water Sign up: 419.933.2581 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
Sat, Jan 1 ~ New Year's Day Mon, Jan 17 ~ Martin Luther King Day 
CITY HALL
WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY JANUARY 17 IN OBSERVANCE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY |
NEWS
WATER AND SEWER BILL FAQHave questions about your water and sewer bill? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).
NEW INSTAGRAM ACCOUNTCheck out our new Instagram account.
https://www.instagram.com/cityofwillard/ 
The City of Willard honors our "Hometown Heroes" of our military. We started doing this in 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.
Click here to see a slide show of the Hometown Heroes Banners |
CITY CALENDAR
Jan 3rd - City Council 7:00 pm Jan 5th - Siren Testing at noon Jan 11th - CDC Jan 18th - City Council 7:00 pm PLEASE VISIT OUR NEW COMMUNITY CALENDAR HERE 
Aviation Fuel is $5.85 per gallon.
UNCLAIMED FUNDSDid 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.
|