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Older than the state of Ohio, the village of Waynesville offers a fascinating combination of history and culture as it developed in southwestern Ohio. This “Antiques Capital of the Midwest” and “Home of the Ohio Sauerkraut Festival” is a microcosm of our American heritage with its dreams and accomplishments.

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8
JUN, 2026

Mayor's Court

5:30 pm
1
JUN, 2026
1
JUN, 2026

Council Meeting

7:00 pm
8
JUN, 2026

Mayor's Court

5:30 pm

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21
MAY, 2026

Water Line Flushing

MAY 21, 2026

The Village of Waynesville Water Dept will be flushing water lines throughout the village today, 05/21/26. This may cause temporary cloudiness or discoloration with your water. The water is safe to drink. If you experience cloudiness or discoloration, run your faucets until clear.

If you have any questions, you may call the office at 513-897-8015. 

28
APR, 2026

The Village of Waynesville’s BZA will be having a public hearing on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at 5:30 pm, at 1400 Lytle Road, Waynesville, OH. The hearing is to consider a variance request to consider the setbacks requirements for a new build on Wayne Court with the parcel #0501328012.

The hearing to consider the variance request for the size and direction of upgrading the current sign for Waynesville Masonic Temple, located at 1351 Lytle Rd. has been POSTPONED at this time.

8
APR, 2026

Public Safety Information

Motorists are advised to be aware of temporary lane restrictions, detours, and intermittent delays on State Route 42 at the intersection of North Street and Corwin Avenue. Several years ago, the Village submitted a grant proposal to the State for the installation of a traffic light at this intersection; the proposal was approved, and construction is currently underway.

I want to clarify that this is a project being conducted by the Ohio Department of Transportation and is under State authority. Despite my efforts to reach out to the State for measures to improve safety at the intersection during construction, I have not received a response.

I have also noticed some misinformation circulating on social media regarding this project. Please understand that the Village has no control over this project, and since it is a State Route, we are unable to intervene in operations or traffic patterns.

To enhance safety, the Village Police Department will conduct extra patrols in the area to reduce violations. We recommend using alternative routes during this construction phase or proceeding with caution.

Respectfully Submitted,

Chief Copeland

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