AMP Community

West Northwestern Ohio nonmetropolitan area

Edgerton

Population
1,910
Labor Force
1,013
Median Household Income
45,454
Median Age
43
Avg. Commute Time
19 minutes
Bachelor’s Degree or Higher
17%

Community Profile

Edgerton: Your Hometown and Mine

Located in the northwestern tip of Ohio, Edgerton’s citizens have a mindset of occupational attitude; loyalty, dedication, intellect, reliability and hard work. We are a compassionate and family-oriented community with a strong German work ethic passed down from generation to generation.

While mindset is an important factor to any operation, location plays a key role. Edgerton is just 3 minutes from Indiana and 23 minutes from Michigan. Three interstates (I-69, I-80 and I-90) can be reached within minutes and I-75 is just an hour away, making larger metropolitan areas easily accessible. Ft. Wayne International Airport is just an hour away; Toledo Express Airport can be reached in an hour and ten minutes. Our access to major highways makes Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Indianapolis, Indiana, less than a 3 hour drive, while in just over 3 hours one can reach Chicago, Illinois. Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Erie, Pennsylvania; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania can be driven in less than 5 hours.

Educational facilities are always a must. The Edgerton School district is in the process of completing an energy efficient building addition for grades Pre-Kindergarten through 8th Grade. It is scheduled to begin serving students for the 2011/2012 school year. To gain additional training or further one’s education, there are several facilities within a 30-60 minute drive (i.e. Defiance College, Triune University, Northwest State Community College, Indiana Business College, Indiana University of Technology, and Hillsdale College). Bowling Green State University is a 1 ¼ hour drive.

Through generous donations of both funds and land, the community offers an 80 acre public park (Miller Park) which has such amenities as an open-air pavilion with picnic tables, an open-air gazebo, and an enclosed shelter house that can be used for receptions, meetings, reunions, and parties. The park includes a basketball court, three tennis courts, three co-ed regulation-sized softball fields, a sand volleyball court, nature trail, horseshoes and a pony league baseball field that will open in early 2012.

Our village employees work daily to provide reliable electricity, water, and sewer; and preserve our roadways for safe transportation. We are proud to serve our community. Stop by and let us show you what Edgerton has to offer you.

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Edgerton town sign with civic club emblems donated by the Edgerton Lions Club

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Contact

Dawn Fitzcharles, Village Administrator

419.298.1067

[email protected]

324 North Michigan Ave., P.O. Box 609

Edgerton, OH 43517

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