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!
Would you like to pay your utility bill using a credit or debit card? Utilize the AllPaid service by visiting www.GovPayNow.com and entering PLC code # 4996 for the Village of Monroeville! AllPaid accepts debit cards, Visa, American Express, Discover, and Mastercard!
Monroeville Village News
Join us in downtown Monroeville on Saturday, December 13, for the annual Vintage Village Christmas! We will kick off the festivities with Santa and Mrs. Claus arriving at 9:30 AM in a firetruck to light the new community tree. Come celebrate the season with us in the heart of town (the parking lot next to the Village Office on Route 20). Capture your own memories with Santa in the beautifully decorated Santa House from 10 AM to 2 PM. There will also be enchanting train rides, strolling carolers, crafts, goodie bags, and SO MUCH FUN at each participating downtown venue.
Keep an eye out for a special guest appearance by the !
A list of participating locations, along with their themes, is provided below. Visit all 11 locations (in any order) and get your card punched (punch cards are available at participating locations). Once completed, drop it off at your final stop to enter the Village Basket Raffle, filled with goodies from all the participating businesses.
Additionally, on Saturday, the American Legion will host Wreaths Across America at Commons Park (43 Brown Street, Monroeville) at 12 noon. Firelands Rails to Trails train depot (69 S Ridge Street, Monroeville) will be open from 10 AM to 2 PM, beautifully decorated for Christmas, with delicious treats available!
Snippers (White Christmas)
LynMarie's Coffee (Home for Christmas)
Mini Main Street (Merry "Little" Christmas)
Fusion Impact Center (Home Alone)
Graceful Pages (Tidings & Truckloads of Joy)
Simply Monroe (Christmas Traditions)
Old Soul Woodworking (Little Drummer Boy)
Monroeville Public Library (Miracle at 34th Monroe Street)
Monroeville Model Railroad (Midnight Train Trip)
Beauty Vault (Silver Bells)
Village of Monroeville (WHOville)
In accordance with Ordinance 2025-09, which was passed on June 10, 2025, a 5% increase in sewer rates has been established. Customers will notice this increase reflected on their utility bill for September 2025.
In accordance with Ordinance 2025-10, which was passed on August 12, 2025, a 10% increase in water rates has been established. The water rate increase will be implemented in two stages of 5% each. Customers will observe the water rate increase on their utility bills for December 2025 and July 2026.
Increasing utility rates is a challenging decision for the Village Council of Monroeville. While the administration takes pride in the positive outcomes resulting from investments in infrastructure and upgraded technologies under the current water and sewer rates, it has become necessary to raise these rates to ensure the continued provision of exceptional service and commitment to the community. In addition to the significant water and sewer infrastructure projects that have recently been completed and are expected to continue as required and mandated by the Ohio EPA, this administration is dedicated to enhancing the productivity, efficiency, and reliability of the Village's water and sewer services. With the increased expertise of our devoted employees, who are committed to providing high-quality water and wastewater services, the administration has sought to identify cost-saving opportunities to counterbalance the rising costs of raw materials, chemicals, production, and general overhead, administrative, and insurance expenses. If you would like to view the ordinances for Village electric, water and/or sewer rates, please click on Utility Service above, and the ordinances can be downloaded from the Available Forms section of the page.
As always, we are united in this endeavor and will continue to seek ways to be fiscally responsible while serving all residents and workers in our community to the best of our ability.
