Welcome to the Village of Monroeville
The Village of Monroeville is dedicated to providing the community with excellent service. As part of that effort, we have created this website for you to quickly and easily obtain information about Monroeville. Please click on the Calendar tab above to see community events!
Monroeville Village News
The Village of Monroeville's annual Memorial Day parade will begin at 10:00am, lining up at Monroeville High School, 101 West Street. The parade will proceed from the High School to Commons Park, 43 Brown Street, where Memorial Day festivities will be held. 
The festivities will then move to Clark Park, 3000 US Route 20, for Hooked on Fishing, Not on Drugs, which is FREE to all area residents, held rain or shine. Hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, refreshments, rods, reels and bait will be provided. Trophies will be awarded! Please join the Monroeville Police Department for this fun event! 
If you are interested in purchasing a Hometown Hero Banner in honor of a service member, please click on the News tab above. The application can be downloaded from the Available Documents section of the News page. The application, photo and $74 fee must be returned to the American Legion Post # 547, 8 N Main Street, Monroeville. Please note that the American Legion Post # 547 has graciously donated funds to purchase the brackets, and a portion of the banner. Please stop in to one of their many events, so they may continue to contribute to our community. DEADLINE FOR 2025 APPLICATIONS IS 4:30 PM, WEDNESDAY, 7/30/25. If you have any questions, please contact Scott Sparks, at 419-419-2901 or via email, [email protected]. Please make checks payable to Jason Sparks Memorial Fund and reference "Hometown Heros" on the check, money order or cashier's check.
Per Ordinance 2023-07, a 5% rate increase for water was implemented, for three years. Customers will see the 3rd year rate increase on their July 2025 utility invoice.
Raising utility rates is never an easy decision for Monroeville's Village Council to make. While the entire administration is proud to achieve positive results from the infrastructure investments and upgraded technologies with the current water and sewer rates, in order to ensure continued exceptional service and commitment to the community, the decision to raise these rates became necessary. In addition to the major water and sewer infrastructure projects that have been accomplished recently, and are projected to continue as necessity requires and as the Ohio EPA mandates them, this administration is determined to continue the efforts to improve productivity, efficiency, and reliability of the Village's water and sewer services. Along with increased skills from our dedicated employees, who are committed to deliver on water and wastewater quality service, the administration has endeavored to find cost savings at every opportunity to mitigate being outpaced by costs of raw material, chemicals, production and general overhead administrative and insurance costs.
As always, we are in this together and continue to look for ways to be fiscally responsible and serve all those who live and work here to the best of our ability.
