AMP Community

Wapakoneta, OH Metro Area

St. Marys

Population
8,389
Labor Force
4,995
Median Household Income
75,492
Median Age
38
Avg. Commute Time
16 minutes
Bachelor’s Degree or Higher
19%

Community Profile

Located in Auglaize County just south of U.S. 33, St. Marys, Ohio, cherishes its heritage and looks to the future with promise. Four State Routes (SR 29, SR 66, SR 703, and SR 116) intersect our City. In addition, State Route 364 lies just to the west of town. Via U.S. 33, Interstate 75 (a primary north-south access through the eastern United States) is just a 15 minute commute. Utilizing these highways, one can reach metropolitan areas such as Toledo, Columbus, and Cincinnati, Ohio, and Ft. Wayne Indiana, within two hours. For air transportation, the Dayton International Airport is approximately an hour commute, while Ft. Wayne International Airport can be reached in one hour and twenty minutes. Accessibility is important in any relocation decision, and we are accessible.

However, St. Marys has much to offer without leaving town. We are one of few communities to offer municipal water, wastewater, electric distribution, street maintenance, refuse pickup, and recycling. Our goal is to provide quality, reliable, and economical services to our citizens. Likewise, our safety forces provide quality patrol, fire protection, and paramedic services. As municipal services, they are governed locally, by people you elect to Council.

St. Marys City Schools have been rated “excellent” by the Ohio State Board of Education. Middle school and high school students began the 2010-2011 school year in new, up-to-date facilities just north of U.S. 33. Remodeling was also completed at other facilities. St. Marys Schools belong to the Tri-Star Career Compact whereby students may choose to obtain technical/career training. Wright State University – Lake Campus is approximately 6.5 miles west of town on State Route 703 and offers Associate and Bachelors degrees, as well as Masters in business and education. They also offer specialty programs for area businesses. In Lima, 36 miles north, one may choose to enroll at Ohio State University – Lima, Rhodes State College or the University of Northwestern. Other colleges/universities within an hour’s drive include Ohio Northern University in Ada, the University of Findlay, and Edison State College in Piqua.

The City of St. Marys maintains 11 city parks offering sports fields, courts, playground areas, fishing pond, snow hill, etc. Memorial Park, in the center of town, is a beautiful park reflecting on the contributions of our veterans and the community’s early history. It consists of a WWI monument, canons, canal boat, covered bridge, clock tower, and a memorial walkway. Heritage Park in downtown further displays the heritage of St. Marys and reflects on our international relationships with Lienen, Germany, and Awaji City, Japan. The St. Marys Aquatic Center on Motz Street provides up-to-date facilities for swimmers. In addition to our parks, Grand Lake St. Marys lies just west of town. The Northmoor Golf and Country Club is 6.5 miles west on State Route 703.

AAP St. Marys Corp. (Honda supplier), Veyance Technologies Inc. (formerly Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.), Joint Township District Memorial Hospital, Omni Manufacturing, Inc., Parker Hannifin Corporation (the world’s leading diversified manufacturer of motion and control technologies and systems), St. Marys Foundry, Inc., and Setex, Inc. (Honda supplier) are some of our larger employers. We invite you to become a part of the development in St. Marys. Just give us a call. We’ll be glad to show you around and discuss the benefits of locating in our community.

Flag of the City of St. Marys, Ohio with a tree seal, 1823, on navy, white and gold bands

Contact

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For more information on St. Marys contact:

Michael Burkholder, Manager of Industrial & Community Development
419.300.3117
[email protected]

101 East Spring Street
St. Marys, Ohio 45885

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