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Perrysburg Statistics

 

Geographic, Demographic & Government Information

Location:

     201 W. Indiana Avenue, Perrysburg, Ohio 43551-1582

     (419) 872-8010 

     Northern Wood County, Ohio, on the Maumee River

     www.ci.perrysburg.oh.us

 

Nearest Major Cities & Distances:

     To Toledo - 8 miles north

     To Detroit - 65 miles north

     To Cleveland - 115 miles east

     To Chicago - 200 miles west

 

Major Highways & Interchanges:

     Interstate 75, 475 & 80/90 (Ohio Turnpike)

     US Route 20 & 23

     State Route 25, 65, 199 & 795

     CSX Northwest Ohio Trans-Shipment Terminal (Located on SR 18 in North Baltimore, Ohio)

      

Size: 12.54 Square Miles

Population:

2010 Census – 20,623

 

Demographics (2009 Estimates)

Average Age – 38

Labor Force (population 16 years and over) – 72.3%

Median Family Income - $92,205

Median Household Income - $74,432

Educational Attainment - (College ) 50.4%

Median Home Value - $201,700

 

Census Tract: 206

Type of Government: Mayor-Council

Police Protection: Full-time staff consisting of chief, deputy chief, five sergeants, two detectives, twenty-one patrol officers, six communication officers, one secretary and one animal control officer. Average response time for all calls is 3 minutes .05 seconds.

Fire Protection: Full-time staff consisting of chief, deputy chief, three assistant chiefs, one fire safety inspector, fifteen firefighter/paramedics, plus volunteer firefighters. EMS & fire call incidents average response time is 4 minutes.

Fire Insurance Rating: 4

 

Utilities, Transportation & Infrastructure Information

Electric Power Supplier: Toledo Edison

Natural Gas Supplier: Columbia Gas, The Waterville Gas Company

Water Service: City of Perrysburg, 211 East Boundary Street (419) 872-8050

     Water source - Lake Erie, supplied by City of Toledo

     Treatment Type: Lime-Soda Softening

     Maximum Daily Send Out - 6.21 million gallons

     Average Daily Send Out - 2.66 million gallons

     Storage Capacity: 3 water tanks - 2 million gallons

     2 underground reservoirs - 2 million gallons

 

Sewage Treatment Supplier: City of Perrysburg, 1 West Boundary Street

     Treatment Facility - Activated Sludge Plant, Class III Facility (per OEPA)

     Design Population - 23,000

     Design Flow - 5.4 mgd

     Average Daily Flow - 5.038 mgd

     Peak Daily Flow - 11.4 mgd

     Maximum Wet Weather - 13.5 mgd

 

Communications:

     Local Telephone Service - Buckeye and AT&T

     Long Distance Service - Equal access area

     Cable - Buckeye Cable system / Time Warner / AT&T

     Fiber Optic Capability - Extensive fiber infrastructure in place throughout the area.

 

Transportation:

     Truck Lines - Area included in Toledo Trucking Zone, served by about 100 trucking companies.

     Major Airports - Toledo Express (10 miles west), Detroit Metro (60 miles north)

     Local Airports – Toledo Executive Airport (6 miles east), Wood County Regional Airport (11 miles south)

     Runway Length (Toledo Executive Airport) - 4,225 ft. & 3665 ft. lighted and paved

     Railroads - CSX

     Public Transportation - Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA)

     Nearest Water Port - Port of Toledo, 7 miles north

     Parcel Service - United Parcel Service and Fed Ex

     CSX Northwest Ohio Transshipment Terminal (Located on SR 18 in North Baltimore, Ohio)

 

 

Education, Recreation & Medical Services Information

Public Schools: Perrysburg Exempted Village School District

     Curriculum consists of pre-vocational, career based instruction, college and technical preparatory. Advanced placement courses and honors courses offered in 22 classes

      

     Perrysburg High School - 1,461 pupils, 20/1 pupil/teacher ratio

 

     Perrysburg Junior High - 1,044 pupils, 15/1 pupil/teacher ratio

      

     Elementary Schools - four with a total of 2,005 pupils, 22/1 pupil/teacher ratio

      

     Awarded State Excellent Rating - achieved 26 of 26 indicators in 2010-11

      

     College courses offered on site and/or at local colleges and universities for both high school and college credit through the Post Secondary Option.

      

     Parochial School: St. Rose School

      

     Elementary School (grades K-8) - 444 pupils, 22/1 pupil/teacher ratio

      

     Pre-school (3-4 year olds) - 109 pupils, 18/3 pupil/teacher ratio

      

     70% of teachers in the Perrysburg school district hold a Master’s Degree or higher

      

   Vocational School: Penta Career Center – Estimated enrollment- 1,300 students

Private Schools:

  Westside Montessori Center, 13586 Roachton Road

  Children's Discovery Center, 11090 Avenue Road and 7033 Lighthouse Way

  KinderCare Learning Center, 610 W. South Boundary

  The Gathering Place, 1134 Professional Drive

Colleges and Universities

     University of Toledo - 7 miles northeast, enrollment 21,108 students

     Owens Community College - 6 miles northeast, enrollment of 16,938 students

     University of Toledo Health Science Campus- 4 miles north, enrollment 2,000 students

     Bowling Green State University - 15 miles south, enrollment 20,222 students

     Lourdes College - 12 miles north, enrollment 2,600 students

Recreation: The City of Perrysburg has eleven parks comprised of over 180 acres. Both active and passive parks are provided, with activities ranging from baseball and soccer fields to a network of walking paths. Perrysburg is home to Fort Meigs, an important historic location in the war of 1812. The Perrysburg Area YMCA/JCC is located at 13415 Eckel Junction Road. The city swimming pool is located in Municipal Park and the city sponsors a regionally recognized summer recreation program. 

Medical Services: Regional hospitals include Flower Hospital in Sylvania, St. Charles and Bay Park in Oregon, St. Luke's in Maumee, and the Toledo Hospital, the Medical College of Ohio, St Anne’s, and St. Vincent Hospital all in Toledo.

 

Major Employers and Labor Market Information

Perrysburg is a planned community featuring a diverse commercial, industrial and residential community. Nearly 700 businesses call the City of Perrysburg home. Businesses range from the World Headquarters of Fortune 500 company Owens Illinois (O-I) to sole proprietorships. The city government and public schools are among the largest employees in the city.

Major Employers:                                                                      # of Employees

O-I World Headquarters                                                                        787  

Perrysburg Exempted Village School District                                          476

City of Perrysburg                                                                                152

Manor at Perrysburg - nursing home facility                                            135

Schutz Container - metal and plastics technology                                   101

Cargotec USA - articulating cranes and truck mounted forklifts                  60

American Steel Treating - steel treating                                                  100

Master Chemical - coolant management                                                  88

Jerl Machine Inc. - tool and die facility                                                     57

Welch Publishing - printing and publishing                                               30 

Labor Market:

The area offers a highly educated and skilled work force. Over the past several decades, Perrysburg’s adult population with Bachelor’s and advanced degrees has exceeded state and national averages by 20% or more.  2009 estimates indicate that 72.3% of Perrysburg residents 16 years and over are actively participating in the workforce.