Find Perrysburg Phone Directory

The Perrysburg phone directory lists contact numbers for city government, Wood County offices, courts, and state agencies that serve this suburb just south of Toledo. Perrysburg sits in Wood County and relies on county offices in Bowling Green for court records, property data, and other county-level services. This phone directory brings together the local numbers you need to reach city hall, police, the county courthouse, and more. Whether you want to look up a public record, check on a court case, or find the right department for a permit, the contacts below cover Perrysburg and Wood County.

Perrysburg City Government Directory

Perrysburg city offices are on West Indiana Avenue. The city handles local services including water, sewer, parks, building permits, zoning, and code enforcement. Call the main number and ask for any department. The City of Perrysburg website has contact info for all departments along with meeting schedules and city forms.

The city administrator oversees daily operations. City council makes policy decisions. The clerk of council keeps meeting minutes, ordinances, and resolutions. Under ORC 149.43, all of these documents are public records. Anyone can request copies. You do not have to give your name or state a reason. Perrysburg city staff will help you figure out which department has the records you need. The finance department handles utility billing and can answer questions about your water or sewer account over the phone.

Perrysburg has its own municipal court. Cases from Perrysburg and surrounding townships go through the Perrysburg Municipal Court. The court clerk handles case lookups and certified copies. You can call or walk in during business hours to check on a case.

Perrysburg Police Phone Numbers

The Perrysburg Police Department is on West Indiana Avenue. For non-emergencies, use the dispatch line. They can transfer you to records, detectives, or the traffic unit.

Crash reports and incident reports are available through the records clerk after a case closes. Ohio law under ORC 149.43 exempts active investigations from public records disclosure. Once an investigation ends, the records usually open up. Copies cost a few dollars in most cases. The Perrysburg police also run community programs and have a school resource officer. If you need those contacts, dispatch can connect you. The department is well staffed for a city this size, which generally means shorter wait times when you call in compared to larger departments nearby.

Note: Always dial 911 for emergencies rather than the non-emergency number.

Wood County Offices for Perrysburg

Wood County government sits in Bowling Green, about 15 miles south of Perrysburg. The clerk of courts handles case records for common pleas court. The auditor keeps property tax and assessment data. The recorder stores deeds, mortgages, and liens. These are all public records available to anyone.

The Wood County probate court in Bowling Green handles estates, guardianships, marriage licenses, and name changes. The county treasurer collects property taxes. The sheriff provides law enforcement in unincorporated areas and manages the county jail. Each office has a direct phone number. If you are a Perrysburg resident and need county services, you will generally need to go to Bowling Green or call the county offices there. Some county records are available online through the auditor and recorder websites, which can save you the trip.

Property lookups in Wood County go through the auditor's online search tool. You can find parcel data, tax values, and ownership info without leaving home. The recorder has deed records going back many years. For court records, the clerk searches by name or case number and can mail copies for a small fee.

Perrysburg Phone Directory for State Resources

Ohio state agencies offer free tools that Perrysburg residents can use for phone lookups and public records. The Ohio State Directory lists contacts for all state offices. Use the Employee Phone Search to find individual state employees by name. The general state info line is (614) 466-2000.

The Ohio Secretary of State elections portal shown below provides voter registration lookups, polling locations, and election results for Perrysburg and Wood County.

Wood County election data and Perrysburg precinct information are available through this state portal.

The Ohio Supreme Court provides case searches. The Ohio Auditor publishes audit reports for local governments. The Ohio BMV has vehicle title searches and $5.00 driver record lookups. Birth and death certificates go through the Ohio Department of Health at $21.50 each. Business entity searches are free at businesssearch.ohiosos.gov.

Public Records in Perrysburg

Ohio's public records law applies to all government offices in Perrysburg and Wood County. You can request records in person, by mail, by phone, or by email. No form is required, though some offices have one available. The office must respond promptly.

Copying fees are limited to actual costs. Paper copies run a few cents per page at most offices. Video records have a cap of $75 per hour and $750 total under ORC 149.43. Exempt records include medical files, adoption records, DNA data, certain juvenile files, and active police investigations. If an office denies your request, they must put the reason in writing and cite the specific exemption. The Attorney General's Yellow Book has detailed guidance on public records rights in Ohio.

• City records: Perrysburg clerk of council
• County records: Wood County clerk of courts in Bowling Green
• Court filings: Perrysburg Municipal Court clerk
• Property data: Wood County auditor or recorder
• Police reports: Perrysburg Police records section

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The Perrysburg phone directory contacts on this page cover most common needs. If you are not sure which office to call, try city hall first. Staff there can check who handles your request and either transfer you or give you the right number. For Wood County records, you may need to call the offices in Bowling Green directly. Online searches through the county auditor and recorder can save a trip when all you need is a quick parcel lookup or deed search from home.