
Waynesville, Ohio
History of the Village
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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At 9:16 am today, we conducted a random drug search of the Wayne Local Schools with the Warren County K9 Association. We do not notify the public of these searches beforehand as it would defeat the purpose. This is a normal procedure for law enforcement agencies around the United States. These K9s search for drugs, THC, firearms and explosives. We conduct these searches at least once a year and at completely random times. Our mission is to maintain a safe, drug-free environment where the children can learn. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Update on Water and Storm Sewer Rates for 2025
The next Village of Waynesville water bill (due in February 2025) will reflect a $0.17 increase, which will take water rates from $4.14 to $4.31 per 1000/gals, if you live inside the Village of Waynesville. If you are a resident outside Village limits, there will be a $0.20 increase, which will take water rates from $5.08 to $5.28 per 1000/gals.
The Storm Sewer rate will decrease by $2.00, which will adjust the rate from $6.00 to $4.00 per month.
If you have any questions, please contact the Water Department at 513-897-8015.
Thank you!
Leaf Pick Up
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Leaf Pickup will begin on Monday, October 14th. The Street Department will follow the schedule provided. We ask that leaves be raked to the curb but not into the street. Leaves in the street can get into storm drains and plug them up, causing flooding.