The city of Norwalk truly is “the best little city” in Ohio. Located one hour west of Cleveland, one hour east of Toledo, two hours north of Columbus, and two hours southeast of Detroit, Michigan, Norwalk’s central location is an asset for business growth and distribution.

The real strength of Norwalk relies on the central premise that a strong work force and strong families make a strong community. With over four school districts, over 2 dozen religious institutions, and a dozen fraternal organizations and service groups offering their resources to our citizens.

Leisure activities for the Norwalk community include the Summit Motorsports Park holding national drag racing competitions, 394 acres of publicly – owned open space, including 172 acres of scenic reservoir within 15 parks, and twenty minutes to the north of Norwalk are the nationally known Cedar Point Amusement Park, and the Lake Erie Islands.

 

Mayor's Message
	Restarting our Engines

Current News
	City Calendar
		Norwalk City Offices will be closed Monday, September 6, 2010 in celebration of Labor Day. Trash collection will be delayed by one day this week.
		E. Main Street will be closed for repairs from Old State Road to Schauss Avenue beginning August 9, 2010. Estimated completion date of project is October 1, 2010. For details, contact Public Works Director Josh Snyder at (419) 663-6735.
		Compost facility is open thru November. Hours are Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
		Register your bike with the Norwalk Police Department. Bikes registered will help the police department with identifying recovered bikes. To register your bike please complete the form and bring to the police department.

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