AMP Community

Wooster, OH Metro Area

Marshallville

Population
765
Labor Force
398
Median Household Income
76,024
Median Age
40
Avg. Commute Time
20 minutes
Bachelor’s Degree or Higher
28%

Community Profile

Nestled among the hills and farms in Wayne County, sets the village of Marshallville. It is approximately 24 miles (30-35 minute commute) southwest of Akron, where quality air transportation is available at the Akron-Canton Regional Airport. Thirteen minutes from Interstate 76, and approximately 25 minutes from Interstates 71 & 77, our village has great accessibility to larger metropolitan areas, such as Cleveland (1 hour), Columbus (2 hours), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (2 ½ hours), and Charleston, West Virginia (3 1/2) hours).

We offer municipal water, wastewater, and electric distribution facilities. As municipal utilities, you are part-owners and are able to participate in electing representatives to serve on the boards/council. Their meetings are open to you. Any concerns or problems that may arise with your utility services can be discussed and resolved locally. Marshallville 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 the Princeton Electric Plant Board. As a member of AMP, our electric system strives to provide a diverse mix of dependable and affordable energy to our community. Our water/ wastewater systems do the same. We are here to serve you – our constituents, friends and neighbors.

Our youth are educated through the Green Local School District. Opportunities to further one’s education are also available nearby. The University of Akron, Kent State University – Stark Campus, Kent State University – Main Campus and Ashland University can all be reached in less than an hour.

We are home to Johnson Woods State Nature Preserve in addition to our village park. Our location, scenery, and people make Marshallville a great place to work, live, and enjoy. Stop by and see for yourself.

White wooden gazebo in a Marshallville park among bare trees

Contact

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For more information on Marshallville contact:

Ron Hatfield, Mayor
330.855.2491
[email protected]
7 North Main Street
P.O. Box 169
Marshallville, OH 44645

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