Village Offices and Administrations

Belmore Village Office: 602 Main Street, Belmore, Ohio 45815 419-275-2205 Belmore Police Department: 419-523-3208 Belmore Fire Department: 419-275-2646

Cloverdale Village Office: 210 Mahoning Street, P.O. Box 37, Cloverdale, OH 45827 419-488-2185

Columbus Grove Village Office: 113 E. Sycamore Street, Columbus Grove, Ohio 45830 419-659-2365 Columbus Grove Police Department: 113 E. Sycamore Street, Columbus Grove, Ohio 45830 419-659-2404 Columbus Grove Fire Department: 105 S. Main Street, Columbus Grove, Ohio 45830 419-659-2999 facebook.com/columbusgroveFD cgvillage.byethost6.com/index.html

Continental Village Office: 100 N. Main Street, Continental, Ohio 45831 419-596-3206 Continental Police Department: 100 N. Main Street, Continental, Ohio 45831 419-596-3833 Continental Fire Department: 100 N. Main Street, Continental, Ohio 45831 419-596-3952 Continental EMS: business.facebook.com/continentalems villageofcontinental.com

Fort Jennings Village Office: 110 Liberty Street, Fort Jennings, Ohio 45844 419-286-2285 Fort Jennings Police Department: 440 4th Street, Fort Jennings, Ohio 45844 419-286-3208 Fort Jennings Fire Department: 380 N. Water Street, Fort Jennings, Ohio 45844 419-286-2325 facebook.com/Fort-Jennings-Vol-Fire-Department-294788147292890

Gilboa Village Office: 206 Main Street, Gilboa, Ohio 45875 419-456-3264 Blanchard Township/Gilboa Fire Department: 11063 Road 3, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-456-3212 facebook.com/GilboaFD

Glandorf Village Office: 203 S. Main Street, P.O. Box 154, Glandorf, Ohio 45848 419-695-6953 Glandorf Police Department: 203 N. Main Street, Glandorf, Ohio 45848 419-523-3208 Glandorf Fire Department: 203 N. Main Street, Glandorf, Ohio 45848 419-538-6953 facebook.com/GlandorfFD Ottawa-Glandorf EMS: 305 Taft Ave., Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-538-7315 facebook.com/OktoberfestwithOGEMS villageofglandorf.com

Leipsic Village Office: 142 E. Main Street, Leipsic, Ohio 45856 419-943-2009 Leipsic Police Department: 142 E. Main Street, Leipsic, Ohio 45856 419-943-2121 Leipsic Fire Department: 326 E. Belmore Street, Leipsic, Ohio 45856 419-943-2000 facebook.com/Leipsic-Vol-Fire-Company-194168927317164 Leipsic EMS: 326 E. Belmore Street, Leipsic, Ohio 45856 419-538-7315 villageofleipsic.com

Kalida Village Office: 110 S. Broad Street, Kalida, Ohio 45853 419-532-3899 Kalida Police Department: 208 E. Main Street, Kalida, Ohio 45853 419-532-3030 Kalida Fire Department: 108 S. Broad Street, Kalida, Ohio 45853 419-532-3335 www.facebook.com/KalidaVolunteerFireDepartment Kalida EMS: 108 S. Broad Street, Kalida, Ohio 45853 villageofkalida.com

Ottawa Village Office: 136 N. Oak Street, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-6929 Ottawa Police Department: 136 N. Oak Street, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-3449 Ottawa Fire Station 100: 850 N. Agner Street, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-5020 Ottawa Fire Station 101: 136 N. Oak Street, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-5020 Ottawa Fire Station 102: 305 N. Taft Avenue, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-5020 Ottawa-Glandorf EMS: 305 Taft Ave., Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-538-7315 facebook.com/OktoberfestwithOGEMS www.ottawaohio.us

Ottoville Village Office: 150 Park Drive, Ottoville, Ohio 45876 419-453-3636 Ottoville Police Department: 150 Park Drive, Ottoville, Ohio 45876 419-453-3208 Ottoville Fire Department: 150 Park Drive, Ottoville, Ohio 45876 facebook.com/OttovilleVolunteerFireDepartment Ottoville EMS: 150 Park Drive, Ottoville, Ohio 45876 business.facebook.com/ottovilleems villageofottoville.org

Pandora Village Office: 102 S. Jefferson Street, Pandora, Ohio 45877 419-384-3112 Pandora Police Department: 102 S. Jefferson Street, Pandora, Ohio 45877 419-384-3750 Riley Township/Pandora Fire Department: 102 E. Monroe Street, Pandora, Ohio 45877 419-384-3000 Pandora EMS: 102 S. Jefferson Street, Pandora, Ohio 45877 419-538-7315 villageofpandora.com

West Leipsic Village Office: 227 Main Street, Leipsic, Ohio 45856 419-943-2433

County Administration Offices

Putnam County Auditor's Office 245 East Main Street, Suite 201, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-6686 www.co.putnam.oh.us/

The County Auditor plays the vital role of. Fiscal Officer of the County with oversight responsibility of all financial books and records of all county offices.

Services:

Real Estate Taxes and Transfers
Manufactured and Mobile Home Registration
Homestead
General Licenses:
- Dog License(s)
- Cigarette License
- Vendor's License(s)

Putnam County Commissioner's Office 234 East Main Street, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-3656 putnamcountyohio.gov/commissioners

County commissioners make up the general administrative body for county government. They hold authority for government taxing, budgeting, appropriating, and purchasing; and they hold title to county property.

Information found on their website:

Commissioner's Calendar
2019-2021 Meeting minutes
Economic Development information
Fair Housing information
Putnam County Organization Chart
Community Housing Impact Program (CHIP)

Putnam County Coroner 245 E. Main Street, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-8700 or 419-523-9632 putnamcountyohio.gov/coroner/

Dr. Jennifer Maag is the current Putnam County Coroner. The Coroner is an elected countywide official serving for a four-year term. The Coroner's office is a law enforcement agency, which, as part of the system of checks and balances, investigates the cause and manner of deaths that occur in the county.

Putnam County Engineer's Office 245 E. Main Street, Suite 205, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-6931 putnamcountyohio.gov/engineer

The county engineer is responsible for all maintenance, repair, widening, resurfacing, reconstruction and construction of pavements, culverts and bridges on county roads. The county engineer is also responsible for all bridges on township roads.

Information available from the Engineer's website:

County Information
Tax Map Department
Ditch Department
Permits: including permits for Special Hauling, Utility Installation and General Permits
Bid Information
GIS on-line records: The Engineer's Office is responsible for the collection and maintenance of all geographic data for the county. The GIS is a service for all Putnam County Ohio residents and the general public.

Putnam County Recorder's Office 245 E. Main Street, Suite 202, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-6490 putnamcountyrecorder.com

The County Recorder's function is to maintain permanent public records involving a wide variety of instruments. These documents detail transactions involving real estate, mining, personal property, mortgages, liens, leases, subdivision plats, military discharges, personal bonds, etc.

Services:

E-Recordings
Military Discharge Records: The Putnam County Recorder's Office encourages Veterans to have their military discharge papers (DD214) recorded in the County Recorder's Office. This form is one of the most important documents that the Service will give you. It is your key to participation in all Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) programs as well as several state and federal programs.
Century Farms: A farm must have been owned by a family for at least 100 years to qualify for this program. The Ohio Department of Agriculture recognizes the many social, economic and historic contributions made by Ohio's founding families. The Ohio Century Farm program was developed as a way to honor these families for their enduring legacy to our state. Qualified registrants receive an heirloom certificate signed by the Governor of Ohio and the Director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture. A "Century Farm" yard sign is available for purchase by all qualified registrants.

Putnam County Treasurer's Office 245 E. Main Street, Suite 203, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 419-523-6588 putnamcountyohio.gov/treasurer/

The Treasurer is the Chief Investment Officer of the county and is responsible for Collection, Investment and representing the county on Boards and Commissions.

Duties of the Treasurer's Office:

Collection: The County Treasurer receives all monies collected by various other county departments for fees and keeps a record of these deposits. The County Treasurer and the County Auditor work together to govern the financial matters of the county
Investments: The County Treasurer invests un-disbursed funds for various periods of time, which earns money for the county general operating fund.
Board and Commissions: By law, the Treasurer serves on numerous Boards including: Investment Board, Board of Revisions, Budge Commission, and Fiscal Report Review Committee.