City of Perrysburg

09/04/2026

City offices will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7 for Labor Day. Garbage, recycling and yard waste pickup will be on a one-day delay next week.

09/03/2026

Please avoid using Fort Meigs Rd between Eckel Junction Rd. and Heilman Ave. as crews work to repair the gas leak.

UPDATE: 9/3/26, 5 PM:

Fort Meigs Rd. is back open to only northbound traffic (southbound still remains closed). Kettle Run Blvd. remains closed for now.

ORIGINAL MESSAGE BELOW:
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Due to a gas leak, Fort Meigs Road is closed to both northbound and southbound traffic between Eckel Junction Road and Heilman Avenue until further notice.

Columbia Gas of Ohio has been notified and is responding to the scene.

Please avoid the area in the meantime and use an alternate route.

Please monitor Perrysburg Fire & Perrysburg Police Division social media channels for updated information as it becomes available.

09/03/2026

09/01/2026

The Sept. 15 deadline for third-quarter estimated tax payments is right around the corner.

Need a tax form or more information about estimated payments? The City’s Income Tax Division has resources available online to help.

Visit the City’s website for details and tax forms:
https://www.perrysburgoh.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/154

08/31/2026

The City will host a dedication ceremony for a new Native American Burials Monument at Hood Park on Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 4 p.m.

The monument is the culmination of a yearlong effort to research and document Native American burials at the site. It will honor the 24 individuals buried in unmarked graves and help visitors recognize Hood Park as a Native American burial ground.

The dedication ceremony will include the unveiling of the monument and remarks from local Perrysburg historian Gary L. Franks, Taylor Moyer of the Black Swamp InterTribal Foundation and Kim Mahaney Kennedy, daughter of Joyce Mahaney, who conducted reburial ceremonies at Hood Park in 1991 and 1995.

Read more about upcoming dedication ceremony on the City's website:
🔗 https://www.perrysburgoh.gov/m/NewsFlash/home/detail/152

08/28/2026

New sidewalks, improved drainage, upgraded signals and more are taking shape across Perrysburg! Here’s your latest look at the progress being made on City projects:

🚧 Downtown Revitalization Project – Phase 2 – Crews poured additional traffic signal pole and pedestrian signal pedestal foundations and continued construction of the block planters. The stone base for the new 10-foot-wide sidewalk was also installed, and two additional drainage inlets were added in the brick paver areas.

Next week: Block planter construction will continue, and the 10-foot-wide sidewalk is scheduled to be poured in the 100 block.

🚧 Fort Meigs Road Ditch Improvement Project – Work continued on the sheet pile cap, including formwork, shear stud installation and rebar placement.

Next week: Crews will continue work on the sheet pile cap, including formwork, shear studs and rebar.

🚧 SR 25 (North Dixie Highway) Multi-Use Path Project – Excavation and stone base installation continued for the new multi-use path. Crews also began saw-cutting concrete driveways in preparation for removal, while AT&T worked on relocating and adjusting utility pedestals and pull boxes.

Next week: Excavation and stone base installation will continue.

🚧 2026 Neighborhood Resurfacing Project – The contractor began saw-cutting areas scheduled for curb and sidewalk replacement. The project will also upgrade existing curb ramps to meet current ADA requirements. Next is the concrete removals and preparation for the new curb, sidewalk and curb ramps will begin in the coming weeks.

🚧 2025 Traffic Signal Improvements – Restoration work continued this week, with crews installing topsoil, seed and straw in areas disturbed during construction.

For the latest City construction updates, visit:
bit.ly/perrysburgprojects

08/28/2026

The sixth annual Perrysburg Sculpture Walk is almost here! 🎨

The 2026-27 exhibit will officially launch on Monday, Sept. 7, with a community Labor Day opening celebration at Woodlands Park featuring 13 newly installed sculptures by nationally and internationally recognized, award-winning artists.

The celebration will include live music from Hepcat Revival, children's activities, an artist award presentation, a curator-led tour and more!

The included photos provide a "teaser" on a few of this year's new sculptures. Got any guesses as to what they could be? 🤔

Learn more about this year's Sculpture Walk and the Labor Day opening celebration on the City's website:

🔗https://perrysburgoh.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/151