AMP Community

Toledo, OH Metro Area

Cygnet

Population
531
Labor Force
325
Median Household Income
84,258
Median Age
39
Avg. Commute Time
19 minutes
Bachelor’s Degree or Higher
23%

Community Profile

Less than a mile from Interstate 75, Cygnet, Ohio, has quick access to larger metropolitan areas. Ohio Route 18/199/613 is just a 6-minute drive, U.S. Route 6 & 23 – 9 minutes, and the Ohio Turnpike (Interstates 80/90) an approximate 25-minute drive. These crossroads across Ohio allow for less than a two (2) hour commute to metropolitan areas such as Columbus and Dayton, Ohio; Ft. Wayne, Indiana; and Detroit & Ann Arbor, Michigan.
For further destinations, Toledo Express Airport is approximately 40 minutes to the north as well as Detroit Michigan Metropolitan Airport (2 hours). Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport and Ft. Wayne International Airport can both be reached within two (2) hours.

Cygnet operates its own municipal electric and water distribution systems. Cygnet is a Member of American Municipal Power, Inc., the nonprofit, wholesale power and services provider for more than 130 public power communities that serve about 661,000 customers across nine states. AMP manages and supplies competitively priced, reliable wholesale power to Member municipal electric systems such as Cygnet. Suburban Natural Gas is a locally owned company that has remained in our community for over 100 years.

The youth of Cygnet attend Elmwood Local Schools. Elmwood School offers preschool to 3 and 4-year-old children, all-day, everyday kindergarten and grades 1-12 on a community type setting. Upon graduation, they may choose from a number of colleges within a 15-45 minute commute, including: Bowling Green State University (14 minutes), University of Findlay (18 minutes), Owens Community College – Toledo (29 minutes), University of Toledo (39 minutes), Defiance College (40 minutes) and Ohio Northern University – Ada (41 minutes).

What could be better – a small, peaceful community with immediate access to the major north-south thoroughfare (I-75) in the eastern United States! Give us a call and see what our community can do for you.

Village of Cygnet official seal, est. 1890, with oil derrick and compass design

Contact

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For more information on Cygnet contact:

Brian Scott Goyner, Mayor
419.665.2715

325 Front Street, P.O. Box 190
Cygnet, OH 43413-0190

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