21 North Main St Monroeville OH 44847 419-465-2922 or 419-465-4443
Village of Monroeville

Welcome to the Village of Monroeville

TO VIEW THE OEPA BACKFLOW BROCHURE GO TO THE WATER DEPARTMENT PAGE UNDER THE DEPARTMENTS TAB. THERE YOU WILL FIND A LINK TO THE BROCHURE.

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

Vintage Village Christmas
Come celebrate!

The Village Vintage Christmas, Saturday, 12/14/2024!

Looking for that special, unique gift for someone? Shop our local businesses on Saturday, 12/14. Each business will be decked out for this fun-filled event. There will be specials, as well as a drawing that you can enter into by visiting each of the participating businesses. Most businesses will be open from 10am - 2pm.

Visit all 12 locations and get your card punched. When completed, leave it as your last stop to be entered to win. Punch cards can be found at the downtown business, and can also be picked up at the Village Administrative Office, 21 N Main Street (prior to Saturday, 12/14). 

Hungry? The American Legion has food! 

VILLAGE XMAS COLOR

INCOME TAX CREDIT CHANGES
JANUARY 2025

Council recently came to the difficult decision that in order to increase needed revenue, the credit given to those who have taxes withheld in other municipalities will be 75% rather than the 100% that has been credited in the past. This change will be effective on 1-1-25, with the tax filing for fiscal year 2024. This is not a tax increase, as Monroeville’s tax rate will continue to be 1%.

Council has heard the growing concerns about the condition of our streets, the need to replace our downtown sidewalks, address the condition of the community’s sidewalks, and to construct a much-needed downtown parking lot. Council has seen the decline in state and federal financial support, and are currently noticing the rising costs of supplies, maintenance, and operating materials. Council has given consideration to the enhancement of the overall efficiency of all village operations, as well as financial stability over the long term, and concluded that in order to address these concerns, this income tax change is necessary. Council firmly believes that this change will allow them to provide vital resources to improve the strength and foundation of the community.


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Coming Events

Monroeville Model Railroad Group
Dec 14, 2024
Village Vintage Christmas
Dec 14, 2024
RECYCLABLES
Dec 23, 2024
Administrative Office Closing 12noon
Dec 24, 2024
Administrative Office Closed
Dec 25, 2024
Administrative Office Closing 12noon
Dec 31, 2024

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