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Wapakoneta, Ohio is a proud city of 9,500-plus residents that enjoy a peaceful lifestyle in the developing West Central Ohio region. This charming history- infused town laid its roots in the 1780s with the establishment of a Shawnee settlement along the Auglaize River.TRANSCRIPT
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Wapakoneta,Then&Now
Wapakoneta, Ohio is a proud city of 9,500-plus residents that enjoy a peacefullifestyle in the developing West CentralOhio region. This charming history-infused town laid its roots in the
1780s with the establishment of a Shawnee settlement along the Auglaize River. The city’s original name, Waughpaughkonnetta, has evolved into the name we know today — Wapakoneta.
The Shawnee tribe residing here was ultimately removedfrom Ohio and sent to Kansas by 1832, opening up the landfor settlement. Wapakoneta was officially platted in AllenCounty in 1833 and was later designated the county seat ofthe newly formed Auglaize County in early 1848. The townexperienced a surge in growth and development with the arrival of the Dayton & Michigan Railroad in 1858. It soonbecame a leading shipping hub in this region of Ohio. By thelate 1800s, Wapakoneta’s population grew immensely and its
industrial sector became moreand more diversified—leadingto the establishment of athriving downtown district.
In 1969, Wapakonetaearned worldwide recognition after NeilArmstrong, a native son,became the first man towalk on the moon. Thisstrong connection withthe space program can beseen at the ArmstrongAir & Space Museum.Other prominent residents from the
community’s earliest days are memorialized through street names, and the
preservation of many of Wapakoneta’s historic structures ensures the past will always be remembered.
While Wapakoneta continues to embrace its historic hometown feel, it is also a progressive city that maintains akeen eye on the future. With excellent business opportunities,attractively priced homes and access to outstanding cultureand recreation, Wapakoneta embodies the perfect balance ofsmall-town living with big-city amenities. j
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Wapakoneta, Then & Now
Location & Transportation
Residential Living
Recreation
Attractions & Lodging
Arts & Entertainment
Shopping & Dining
Education
Economy
Business Services
Healthcare
Government
Business Directory
Index of Advertisers
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Location&Transportation
Wapakoneta, at the hub of West CentralOhio, is centrally located between Chicago,Cleveland, and Cincinnati. More than 9million people live within 300 miles of thecity. It is within a day’s drive of more than
50 percent of the U.S. and Canadian population and 70percent of the manufacturing facilities in North America. Thiseasy access to profitable markets allows Wapakoneta’scompanies to reduce their cost of doing business.It provides an ideal location to reach U.S.customers and to export to Canada, Mexico andthe rest of the world.
Wapakoneta is at the intersection of two majorU.S. highways – Interstate 75 and U.S. 33. More than 20 million people pass through Wapakoneta each year on I-75. At the center ofthe 12-county west central Ohio region, thecity is a natural for retail and service sector success. More than 650,000 people live within the region andI-75 and U.S. 33 puts Wapakoneta at the heart of that market.Shoppers within the region have quick and convenient access tothe city’s stores, restaurants and service providers.
An estimated 5.4 million commercial vehicles travel throughWapakoneta annually on I-75 and nearly a million on U.S. 33.These statistics indicate the city’s connectivity with commercialfreight traffic throughout North America. The city also has asignificant rail advantage with its CSX mainline rail service. CSXoperates the largest railroad system in the eastern U.S. with a
21,000-mile rail networklinking commercialmarkets in 23 states.
Two of Ohio’s five international airports arewithin 90 minutes of Wapakoneta. Dayton International is 60 milessouth on I-75 and Port
Columbus is 90 miles east on U.S. 33. Both are within 90-minute air flights of 55 percent of the U.S. population via morethan a dozen air lines. Just minutes from Wapakoneta, AuglaizeCounty’s Neil Armstrong Airport, AXV, is one of Ohio’s bestgeneral aviation airports. With all-weather landing facilitiesand a 5,500-foot runway, it handles a high volume of air freightand corporate/private travelers with an average 40 flights daily.
With these location and transportation advantages it is easy tounderstand why Wapakoneta continues to be a place to succeed. j
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Aquality housing option for every stage of your life isavailable in Wapakoneta. Affordable starter homes,larger homes for a growing family, and smaller retirement options are attainable throughout thecity. It’s a perfect place to call home.
Choices include tree-lined historic neighborhoods, attractiveapartment complexes, and stylish new subdivisions. Houses of allstyles and price ranges can be found and what’s common amongthem all are friendly neighbors and well-kepthomes. People in Wapakoneta are house-proud and their propertiesand neighborhoods reflectthat pride of place.
Residents of Wapakonetaalso enjoy a low cost ofliving, in comparisonwith other U.S. communities, as well as an affordablypriced housing market. With a median home price of $79,300 andlow local property taxes, Wapakoneta provides homeowners withan exceptional selection of houses at attractive prices. Prospectivehomebuyers truly get more for their money in Wapakoneta. It’sone more reason why Wapakoneta is a great place to live. j
ResidentialLiving
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WAPAKONETA AT A GLANCEPopulationCity of Wapakoneta ...............................................9,531Auglaize County ..................................................46,938West Central Ohio.............................................648,615
Housing & IncomeTotal Housing Units...............................................4,057Total Households ...................................................3,803Avg. Household Size ................................................2.43Avg. Family Size.......................................................2.99Owner Occupied Homes........................................2,644Renter Occupied ....................................................1,159Median Home Value ..........................................$79,300Per Capita Income .............................................$18,826Median Family Income ......................................$45,456
ClimateAvg. Annual Temperature..............................51 degreesAvg. Temperature – Winter ...........................25 degreesAvg. Temperature – Summer .........................73 degrees
Annual PrecipitationRainfall ............................................................36 inchesSnow ................................................................25 inchesSource: Wapakoneta Area Economic Development Council
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Recreation
Leisure and recreation are important to the residents of Wapakoneta. The WapakonetaFamily YMCA has been a staple in the area’srecreational landscape since its opening. Located at 1100 Defiance St., the Y’s facility
comes complete with a full-size gymnasium, a six-laneswimming pool, a walking/running track, a 6,400-square-foot wellness center, the Active Older Adult/Youth Centerand much more. The YMCA’s program list is just as extensive as its amenities and includes such offerings asaquatics, various athletics, babysitting and childcareclasses, summer camps, a number of different group
exercise classes and afull range of familyevents and activities.
The City’s Parks andRecreation Departmentoversees several parksand facilitiesthroughout Wapakoneta, including BelcherPark, Harmon Park,Veteran’s MemorialPark, the FeraldRitchie NatureCenter and theRiverwalk, whichtraverses thenorthern bank ofthe AuglaizeRiver. These sitesare packed withamenities,
including tennis and basketball courts, ballfields, playgrounds, picnic areas, walking paths and skateboard ramps. Plus, Harmon Park is home to the summertime hotspot at the newly constructed WapakonetaWater Park. The park has two pools with water toys, largeslides, zero entrance, competition pool, diving boards andplenty of lounge chairs.
Wapakoneta residents also have access to several nearbystate parks and major trail systems. Just up the road is GrandLake St. Marys State Park, which is a great destination forboaters, fishers and swimmers. The park also offers plentyof space for camping, picnicking and bird watching, as it
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sits along one of the country’s major migration routes.Grand Lake is also home to a pair of nesting AmericanBald Eagles. Outdoor enthusiasts can also take advantage of such activities as these at Indian LakeState Park in Lakeview and Lake Loramie State Park in Minister. Additionally, hikers can access the 47-mileMiami-Erie Trail, part of the statewide Buckeye Trail,at Lake Loramie.
Golfers enjoy hitting the links at Wapakoneta CountryClub, a private, nine-hole course that stretches over3,055 yards of play. The short layout of this course isperfect for both beginners and more skilled players whoare looking for a laid-back and fun game of golf. Thesurrounding area is also filled with other well-maintainedgolf courses, offering Wapakoneta golfers even more ofa choice without having to travel far from home. j
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Attractions&Lodging
On July 20, 1969, the world paused for a brief,shining moment. Apollo 11 had reached themoon. Wapakoneta’s native son, Neil Armstrong, stepped out of the Eagle and setfoot on the soft dust of the lunar surface and
said the words we still quote today:
“That’s one small step for (a) man, one giant leap formankind.”
As the local astronaut was saying those words, Ohio officialswere already planning a museum to honor Armstrong’sachievement, as well as all Ohioans who have attempted todefy gravity. Armstrong’s exploits and other achievements inOhio’s history of flight can be experienced at the Neil Armstrong Air & Space Museum. The museum takes visitorson a journey through aerospace history. Designed to resemble
a futuristic moon base, the building’s whitedome actually houses the Astro-Theaterthat presents multi-media presentationsof space exploration. The museum is hometo the Gemini 8 flown by Armstrong in1966, a space shuttle landing simulatorand a piece of moon rock.
Step into the past at the AuglaizeCounty Historical Society’s Wapakoneta Local History Museum,housed in the long-standing FirstPresbyterian Church, or take theWalking Tour of Historic DowntownWapakoneta, a self-guided journeythat showcases more than 30 historicpoints of interest. Historically significant structures, both commercialand residential, that were built inthe 19th and early 20th century stillstand today as a testament to thecommunity’s dedication to preservingits past. A brochure highlightingthe various historic destinationscan be picked up at the WapakonetaArea Chamber of Commerce’sdowntown office at 30 E. Auglaize Street.
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• Indoor Pool• Whirlpool• Suites with
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The Auglaize County Fairgrounds is busy throughout theyear, hosting a number of events. Among the more notablehappenings at the fairgrounds is the annual St. Joe Festivalin July and, of course, the Auglaize County Fair in August.This much-anticipated weeklong festival features an always-bustling entertainment tent, a tractor/truck pull, harness racing, a demolition derby, exciting rides and a huge 4-H junior fair program. Further popular events in the community occurring year-round include the SummerMoon Festival, the Halloween Parade and theHoliday Open House—to name a few.
Visitors looking to take in all that the Wapakoneta area has to offer will certainlyneed to stay more than just one day. Fortunately,the community is teeming with a number oflodging options. The Holiday Inn Express-Wapakoneta is a great choice for families.The 50-plus-room hotel features an indoorpool and whirlpool, free high-speed Internet access and a complimentarybreakfast buffet. Plus, high-quality campgrounds are readily available at such sites as Wapakoneta KOA, Glacier Hill Lakes and the Lakewood Village Resort. j
Nestled within historicDowntown Wapakoneta isthe Riverside Art Center, a cultural venue that is constantly abuzz with artists
and art enthusiasts. The center is composedof a spacious gallery, which plays host to various art exhibitions and special events, as well as ample classroom space for buddingartists of all ages. The Riverside Art Centeris also a haven for practicing artists whocome to work, showcase and sell their artwork.
The Wapakoneta Theatre Guild invites patrons to enjoy a variety of live theatrical and musical productions throughout the year.Moviegoers frequent the Wapa Theatre, a well-known local landmark that opened in 1904.There is no missing the bright marquee in downtown, which isglowing with the theatre’s weeklyshowings. The Famous Old TimeMusic Company plays host to various bluegrass concerts, festivals
and jam sessions. Even more entertainmentcan be found at the popular Route 33Rhythm & Brews roadhouse, a World WarII-era roadhouse that stands among the best small entertainment venues in the region. j
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Arts&Entertainment
In addition to being a destination of local historyand culture, Wapakoneta’s Historic Downtown is a thriving district that is brimming with diverse shops, professional offices and restaurants.Storefronts are filled with antiques and specialty
products while the restaurants in between serve up eclectic menus to hungry shoppers. A variety of otherspecialty shops offer a wide range of shopping pleasures.For food and spirits, the downtown offers historic cafés,diners and restaurants to satisfy a wide range of culinarydesires. Great food and beverages can also be obtained ata number of Wapakoneta’s service clubs.
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Shopping&Dining
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Be sure to make astop at thebustlingWapakonetaFarmer’s Market just outside downtownin Heritage Park, which offers local produce and goodsevery Saturday morning from June through October.Check out a number of antique shops, which have becomea favorite among shoppers. Also located downtown, an antique mall showcases more than 25,000 square feet ofantique wares. Two-hundred booths and exhibitions makea home in the antique mall, selling unique collectibles,books, antique furniture, vintage clothing, jewelry, glassand much more.
Outside of the Downtown district, the community offersplenty of neighborhood convenience stores, departmentstores and strip malls packed with an assortment of retailersand restaurateurs. Plus, Wapakoneta hosts “RestaurantRow” at exit 111 on I-75, which houses a number of well-known national chain restaurants. The dining selectionalong this busy row, in Downtown and on the outskirts oftown is impressive and includes everything from restaurantsserving up breakfast favorites, signature sandwiches, soupsand pizza to those specializing in flavorful ethnic dishes.Recently constructed Walmart and Lowes have added additional shopping appeal to the “Row.” j
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apakoneta City Schools is an excellenteducational resource afforded to residents.The district enrolls approximately3,200 students each year in five facilities: Centennial Elementary,
Northridge Elementary, Cridersville Elementary (an Ohio“School of Promise”), Wapakoneta Middle School andWapakoneta High School. In addition to the district’s traditional K-12 curriculum, it offers advanced placementand gifted courses, vocational education, fine arts programming and special education services. The schooldistrict maintains a student-teacher ratio of 20:1. Wapakoneta’s high school graduate rate is 93.5 percent,and the district’s overall student attendance rate is 96.1percent. St. Joseph’s Catholic School also has an excellent educational program which includes a preschool and an elementary school for grades K-8.
Education is a priority in Wapakoneta. The investmentresidents have made in the Wapakoneta City School District is apparent. A $67 million building programstarted in 2008 included new elementary schools,
renovations to the middle and highschool and a $5 million performingarts center.
Wapakoneta City Schools providesnumerous extracurricular activitiesand a strong athletic program. Thegirl’s basketball team was the runner-up in the 2009 state tournament andthe football team won championshiphonors in 2006 and 2007. Privatecontributions funded a new FieldTurf all-weather playing surfacewhich was recently installed onthe football field.
The district participates in the programs at the Apollo CareerCenter in Lima. The center provides vocational instruction tojuniors and seniors in order to prepare them for entry-level jobpositions and/or college entry. Additionally, the Apollo CareerCenter serves adults in the area through career development andenhancement programs, as well as special interest courses thatpromote lifelong learning.
High school graduates working toward a college degree don’thave to travel far from home. Located in nearby Celina is WrightState University’s Lake Campus. The institution offers two-dozenassociate’s and bachelor’s degree programs, along with master’sdegree programs in Business Administration and Education. The Lake Campus also provides opportunities to obtain variousprofessional certificates and offers community education programs as well.
Exceptional vocational and technical education and professional training programs can be accessed through nearbyLima Technical College and the University of NorthwesternOhio in Lima. Further options within a close distance of Wapakoneta include Ohio State University at Lima and Ohio Northern University in Ada, with several others situated within 75 miles of the area. j
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Economy
LARGEST EMPLOYERS IN AUGLAIZE COUNTY
Employer Location # of EmployeesCrown Equipment Corporation New Bremen 2,400Joint Township District Memorial Hospital St. Marys 650Minister Machine Company Minister 550Setex, Inc. St. Marys 500AAP-St. Marys Corporation St. Marys 430Veyance Technologies, Inc. St. Marys 430The Dannon Company Minister 400American Trim, LLC Wapakoneta 235Koneta Rubber Co. Wapakoneta 217St. Marys Foundry St. Marys 130General Aluminum Co. Wapakoneta 125Ametek Westchester Plastics Wapakoneta 110
Source: Wapakoneta Area Economic Development Council
Wapakoneta-Auglaize County has been ranked among the top 20 U.S. micropolitans for business expansion projects by magazine (2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008).
Wapakoneta is a communityready for successfulgrowth. You'll find allthe elements for businesssuccess – good sites, great
people, easy access to markets, and the easeof doing business you will only find in abusiness-friendly, proactive, smaller community like Wapakoneta.
We're not the only ones convinced of ourbusiness success. Site Selection magazine hasranked Wapakoneta-Auglaize Countyamong the Top 20 Micropolitans in the U.S.for business expansion projects in 2005,2006, 2007 and 2008. Our local economyrepresents a variety of categories includingmanufacturing, agriculture, education,healthcare, retail, telecommunications, andgovernment. Manufacturing plays a majorelement in the region’s economy. AuglaizeCounty alone boasts in excess of 6,400 industrial jobs in companies from small machine shops to major international firms.Moving goods and services in a timely, cost-effective way is crucial to business success. Companies need raw materials andparts readily available. They need fast, low-cost shipping options
for finished goods. At the intersection of I-75 andU.S. 33, Wapakoneta is truly at the heart of America’sMidwestern markets. Companies in Wapakonetaare ideally positioned to reach U.S. customers andexport internationally. Our great location helpscompanies lower costs and increase profits. The Ohio Job Ready Sites Program, authorized byOhio voters in 2005, was created to increase Ohio’sinventory of available development sites fullyserved by utility and transportation infrastructure.Wapakoneta was selected as one of Ohio’s new JobReady Sites grant recipients in 2006. The $1.9 million grant completed the 700-acre West CentralOhio Industrial Center at I-75 and U.S. 33. It iscurrently the largest rail-served, greenfield industrial park in Ohio with sites ranging from four to 470 acres.
Wapakoneta's location puts it at the center of the12-county, West Central Ohio region with a laborforce of nearly 400,000 people. Interstate 75 andU.S. 33 provide an easy commute to work from any area in the region. Our tradition of hard work combined with the excellent educational opportunities in the region ensures a ready and able
labor force for area companies. The residents of Wapakoneta andWest Central Ohio have a strong work ethic. Our people enjoywhat they do and take great pride in their work. j
Area businesses, small and large, have alreadydiscovered the pro-business attitude of Wapakoneta, and many more are interested inlearning about the advantages to doing businesshere. The area is replete with a number of
highly supportive organizations that are prepared to enhancethe economy, and the overall community, as well as to both retain and recruit a diverse array of businesses to Wapakoneta.These organizations successfully work together in order tostrengthen the economic climate of the Wapakoneta area.
Wapakoneta Area Chamber of CommerceThe Wapakoneta Area Chamber of Commerce, in collaborationwith local governing entities and various organizations and
agencies, strives to promote and support the local economyand ultimately enhance the overall quality of life discovered in Wapakoneta. The benefits to Chamber membership are outstanding and invaluable. From networking events, referralsand discounts to consulting services, information and legislative advocacy, among others, becoming a member of the Chamber is a proven way to garner further business exposure in the community and beyond. www.Wapakoneta.com
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BusinessServices
John A. PoppeAttorney at Law
(419) 738-7180 (419) 941-1050E-Mail: [email protected]
1100 WEST AUGLAIZE STREETWAPAKONETA, OHIO 45895
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Wapakoneta Area Economic Development CouncilThe Wapakoneta Area Economic Development Council(WAEDC) has been an integral resource to area businessesfor 20 years. The organization is dedicated to continuallyimproving the economic vitality of Wapakoneta and itsclosely surrounding area by investing in programs and services that will ultimately result in exceptional employment opportunities and spur business growth anddevelopment. www.WhyWapakoneta.com
Auglaize County Economic Development CoalitionServing the needs of new and well-established businesses,the Auglaize County Economic Development Coalition ensures business prosperity and growth. The coalition represents businesses of all sizes and types by providing easyaccess to excellent sites for relocation and development,tax incentive programs, an educated workforce and more.www.Auglaize.us
Wright State University-Lake Campus – Business Enterprise CenterWSU’s Lake Campus houses the Business Enterprise Center, a useful tool for both new and existing small businesses in the area. Businesses take advantage of free counseling and managementtraining services. The center also hosts a number ofoutstanding seminars throughout the year, whichcover an assortment of useful topics, includingsales and marketing techniques, management, pre-business planning and many others.www.wright.edu/lake/beyond/bec.html j
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As well as Bridal & Baby ShowersBirthday & Anniversary Parties
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www.wapakoneta.net
j Auglaize Countywww2.auglaizecounty.org
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Auglaize CountyCouncil on Aging
Service Aid Programs for Older Americans
d Outreachd County-wide Transportd Prescription Mealsd Chore/Homemaker
d Today’s Senior Livingd Friendly Visitord Socializationd Information and Referral
d Wellness Information Center
auglaizeseniorservices.com
610 Indiana AvenueSt. Marys, OH 45885
Ph: (419) 394-8252Toll Free: (866) 244-6401
Community Health Professionals
Your Hometown Choice forVisiting Nurses & Hospice Services
• Skilled Nursing• Therapy Services• Hospice• Private Duty
Tri-County803 Brewfield Dr., Wapakoneta
419-738-7430
www.ComHealthPro.org
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aintaining a healthy lifestyle in Wapakoneta is a significant missionamong area medical providers. The community is full of healthcare resources,as numerous family physicians, specialists,
dentists, optometrists, chiropractors, physical therapistsand clinics are established throughout town. A new imagingcenter and urgent-care center and wellness center have recently opened here. Wapakoneta’s location also places itwithin 15 miles of three outstanding hospital campuses.
Lima Memorial Hospital is part of Lima Memorial HealthSystem, a network comprised of the 300-bedhospital campus and 25 additional facilities within a 10-county area. Lima Memorial offers a full scope of healthcare services. The hospital’s centers of excellenceincludes a comprehensive heart program atthe Heart and Vascular Institute, an advancedEmergency Center equipped with a Level IITrauma Center, the Family Birth Center andthe Center for Orthopaedics and Neurology.Plus, Lima Memorial recently completed themodern, 24,000-square-foot TimmermeisterFamily Surgery Center in 2008.
Located in St. Marys is Joint Township District Memorial Hospital(JTDMH), the flagship of the extensive Grand Lake Health System(GLHS). JTDMH has been ranked among the top 1 percent of allhospitals in the nation by Premier/CareScience Health Alliance,and its Home Health and Emergency services have garnered recognition among the best in the country. The 130-bed hospitalalso excels in such areas as cardiac care, transition care, rehabilitation,surgery and women’s services, to name a few. In addition to JTDMH,the system opened the new 10,000-square-foot Wapakoneta MedicalCenter in February 2008. The facility offers Wapakoneta Primary
Care services, along with Wapakoneta Urgent Care services.
Wapakoneta is also situated nearSt. Rita’s Medical Center, thelargest hospital in the area. Distinguishing services at St.Rita’s, located in Lima, includethe offerings at the Henry & Beverly Hawk Heart Center,along with emergency and trauma
care, cancer care, women’s health, pediatrics, radiology and laboratory, and addiction and behavioral services.
Seniors are offered a number of facilities in the area as well, whichspecialize in a continuum of care for aging patients. Retirementcommunities, nursing homes and rehabilitation centers are locatedin Wapakoneta and nearby. Further senior services and programscan be accessed in Wapakoneta through the Auglaize County Council on Aging, located in St. Marys. j
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CITY RESOURCESj City Hall
(419) 738-6111701 Parlette Ct.www.wapakoneta.net
j Electric Department(419) 738-7713
j Engineering/Zoning(419) 738-5596
j Fire & EMS Department(Non-Emergency)(419) 738-2014
j Income Tax Department(419) 738-3011
j Parks and Recreation Department(419) 738-7158
j Police Department (Non-Emergency)(419) 738-8802
j Public Works Department(419) 738-3223
j Wastewater Treatment Plant(419) 738-2418
j Water Treatment Plant(419) 738-7439
It is the mission of Wapakoneta citygovernment to provide for and promotethe general health, safety and welfare ofall residents of the city by: deliveringservices in a professional, impartial and
cost-effective manner; planning for the long-range development and improvement of thecity; being responsive to the individual needsof city residents, with an awareness of all thecity’s collective needs. – City of WapakonetaMission Statement
The City of Wapakoneta operates under the Council/Mayor form of government, where Wapakonetaresidents are provided the power ofelecting eight members of the CityCouncil, as well as the Mayor, Auditor, Treasurer and Law Director. The Council, composed of the Council President, four wardcouncil members, three at-largecouncil members and the Council
Clerk, meets the first and third Monday of each month at 7:30 at City Hall.
The City provides a range of quality public services andprograms through several departments. Among these divisions are public works, electric utilities, engineering,wastewater management, water treatment, parks andrecreation and public safety through the Wapakoneta Police Department and the Wapakoneta Fire & EMS Department. All of these departments are committed toserving the Wapakoneta community in order to ensure ahigh quality of life for residents, businesses and visitors. j
Accounting & Tax ServicesH & R Block Tax Services & JADEAssoc., Inc.(419) 738-4448
J M Green & Associates(419) 738-8101
Sielschott & Walsh CPAs Inc.(419) 222-2001
Stroh, Johnson & Co. LLP(419) 738-9661
Advertising SpecialtiesQCom Corp(419) 222-8190
Schneider Signs(419) 738-6640
Wapakoneta Daily News & Printing(419) 738-2128
Wapakoneta Town Money Saver(419) 979-9770
AgricultureAdvanced Agri-Solutions Co-Op(419) 739-4600
Auglaize County Agricultural Society(419) 738-2515
AirportsNeil Armstrong Airport(419) 753-2810
AntiquesAuglaize Antiques(419) 738-8004
Buckeye Farm Antiques, Inc.(419) 657-6726
ApartmentsBlume Alumni LTD. Partnership(419) 738-4776
Normandy Ridge(419) 738-0444
Schlenker Developments, Inc.(419) 738-8111
Apparel & Screen PrintingAuglaize Embroidery(419) 738-6979
Appliances - ServicesMike's Furniture & Appliances(419) 739-7999
Sears Wapakoneta(419) 739-7733
Art CentersRiverside Art Center(419) 738-2352
AttorneysJames F. Hearn Law Office(419) 738-8171
Jauret & Burton LLP(419) 738-9274
Matthew Kentner, Attorney(419) 738-1222
Poppe Law Office(419) 738-7180
Wiesenmayer Law Offices(419) 738-8165
Auto Parts, Repairs & ServicesO'Reilly Auto Parts(419) 738-4676
Safeway Auto Lube(419) 738-5555
Speckman Automotive, Inc.(419) 738-8134
Auto RepairsB&B Auto Repair(419) 738-8090
Automotive ClubsAAA Ohio Auto Club(419) 586-2460
Automotive Sales - New, Used &ServicesGreve Sales & Service(419) 739-1000
Hefner's Service Center, Inc.(419) 229-6756
Niswonger Chevrolet, Inc.(419) 738-2167
Rick's 501 Motors(419) 738-1501
Banquet FacilitiesAstro Lanes, Inc.(419) 738-7306
Fraternal Order of Eagles #691(419) 738-2582
Grand Plaza, The(419) 236-0426
R J Coffey Cup(419) 738-2191
SoSerene(419) 236-4937
Veterans of Foreign Wars #8445(419) 738-8445
Wapakoneta Moose Lodge #2654(419) 738-8847
Beauty SalonsCharme Hair Salon(419) 738-2421
Diva Depot, The(419) 738-3482
Beer DistributorsC&G Distributing Co., Inc.(419) 221-2337
Bowling Alley/RestaurantAstro Lanes, Inc.(419) 738-7306
Bridal ShopsSimply Elegant Formals(419) 738-7722
BroadcastingLima TV - NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX(419) 228-8835
Maverick Media(419) 331-1600
Cable Vision, Internet Service& TelephoneTime Warner Cable(800) 934-4181
TSC(419) 739-2200
CampingGlacier Hill Lakes, Inc.(419) 738-3005
Lakewood Village Resort(419) 738-5000
Wapakoneta KOA(419) 738-6016
Candy & ConfectionerySuperior Wholesale Distributor(419) 227-2436
CateringAmerican Legion Post #330(419) 738-9369
Ann Ross Catering, LLC(419) 227-6789
Cloud Nine Cafe(419) 738-6757
Erb BBQ & Catering(419) 738-4067
Perfect Party Events & Catering(419) 394-0349
R J Coffey Cup(419) 738-2191
Cellular Service/SalesAlltel Wireless(419) 235-0002
RG Sound & Communications(419) 739-7040
SecurCom, Inc.(419) 738-6483
Child CareYWCA Child Care Resource & Referral(419) 225-5465
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ChiropractorsElkins Family Chiropractic, Inc.(419) 739-9000
Kantner & West Chiropractic(419) 738-4373
Tranquility Spinal Care, LLC(419) 738-9888
ChurchesMeadowbrook Baptist Church(419) 999-1936
St. Paul United Church of Christ(419) 738-2215
Civil Engineering & SurveyingBockrath & Associates(567) 356-1038
Cleaning ServicesServiceMaster by Case(419) 738-9405
CommunicationsCommercial Communications, Inc.(419) 738-2311
WCOIL(419) 229-2645
Computers - ServicesPC Doctor On Call/Intermedia3(419) 738-7272
Professional Computer Company(419) 738-6578
Steinbrunner, David - ComputerProgramming(419) 230-1578
ConcreteQuality Ready Mix, Inc.(419) 394-5411
ConstructionGerstner Contracting(937) 693-3308
Hut Construction, Ltd.(419) 738-6392
Peterson Construction Co.(419) 941-2233
ContractorsBergman Drywall & Painting Co.(937) 693-3209
Buehler Asphalt Paving, Inc.(419) 394-2181
Frost Roofing, Inc.(419) 739-2701
Harrod Nagel Electric(419) 738-3537
K.I.S.S. Seamless Siding, Inc.(419) 738-5477
Kenneth Kohlrieser Masonry(419) 657-6074
R.E. Becker Builders, Inc.(419) 738-7406
Reynolds Electric(419) 228-5448
Schaub Excavating, Inc.(419) 738-8438
Schlenker Developments, Inc.(419) 738-8111
Steinke Concrete Const., Inc.(419) 738-8227
Thermal Maintenance Co., Inc.(419) 738-3571
DentistsAuglaize Dental Associates, LLC(419) 738-7373
Endodontic Assoc. of NWO, LLC(419) 738-6944
Kenneth J. Jackson, DDS(419) 738-2426
DevelopersMark Jarvis Management Co.(419) 738-2511
Developers/ContractorsBuilding Co., The(419) 738-2510
DoctorsAuglaize Family Practice Center, LLC(419) 738-9601
Lincoln Family Practice(419) 738-5151
Mathew M. Jose, MD, Inc.(419) 738-3317
Wapakoneta Primary Care(419) 738-4445
Economic DevelopmentWapakoneta Economic DevelopmentCouncil(419) 738-6807
EducationApollo Career Center(419) 998-2908
Wapakoneta City Schools(419) 739-2900
Wright State University - Lake Campus(419) 586-0321
Employment ServicesCustom Staffing - Wapakoneta(419) 738-7255
Spherion of Lima(419) 394-6179
Engineering & EnvironmentalConsultantsCTL Engineering, Inc.(419) 738-1447
EngineersBethel Engineering & Equipment, Inc.(419) 568-1100
EntertainmentFamous Old Time Music Co.(419) 568-1220
Hey Hey Sound & Light(419) 657-6933
Wapa Theatre(419) 738-3718
Wapakoneta Theatre Guild(419) 738-2248
Equipment Sales/RentalsAuglaize Equipment Rental, Inc.(419) 394-7883
Event PlanningDrexEvents(419) 738-2000
Trip Sports(419) 739-7714
FabricatingMidwest Metal Fabricators(419) 739-7077
Farm Equipment & PartsS.I. Distributing, Inc.(419) 394-2989
Farm ServicesAdvanced Agri-Solutions Co-Op(419) 739-4600
Fencing, Tree Transplanting& Flag PolesSmith's Insta-Shade(419) 738-7154
Financial InstitutionAmerican Budget Company(419) 738-2193
Cashland(419) 739-7707
Chase Bank - Downtown(419) 739-3600
Chase Bank - Grandview PLaza(419) 739-3670
Fifth Third Bank(419) 738-9617
First National Bank of New Bremen(419) 738-2194
Home Savings Bank of Wapakoneta(419) 738-9258
Minster Bank(419) 738-4806
Superior Federal Credit Union(419) 738-4512
Florists, Greenhouses & LandscapingHaehn Florist & Greenhouses(419) 738-8485
Moon Florist & New Beginnings(419) 738-8176
Village Green Garden Center(419) 738-2424
Food ServicesPoeppelman Concessions, Inc.(419) 738-7620
Framing & GiftsDiVine Custom Framing & Gifts(419) 738-9360
Funeral HomesBayliff & Eley Funeral Home, Inc.(419) 738-7676
Schlosser Funeral Home(419) 739-3323
Garbage CollectionWaste Management(419) 221-3720
Garden CentersVillage Green Garden Center(419) 738-2424
Gas - ConvenienceHutchison Shell(419) 738-8776
Travel Centers of America(419) 738-2550
Wapak Marathon(419) 739-7824
GovernmentAuglaize County Commissioners(419) 739-6710
City of Wapakoneta(419) 738-3011
License Bureau(419) 738-6818
W.I.A. One Stop(419) 586-6409
GroceryCommunity Markets, Inc.(419) 738-8817
Kroger(419) 394-8920
Walmart(419) 738-0474
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Health & BeautyArbonne International(419) 941-1323
Health ClubsAthletic Club(419) 738-9555
Health FoodSteinke's Bee World(419) 738-7231
HealthcareAuglaize Audiology(419) 739-7575
Auglaize County Health Department(419) 738-3410
Cancer Association of Auglaize County(419) 394-3556
Lima Memorial Outreach Lab -Wapakoneta(419) 738-7030
St. Rita's Imaging Center atWapakoneta(419) 738-1011
HobbiesDad's Toy Shop(419) 738-2007
Home HealthComfort Keepers(419) 229-1031
Community Health Professionalsof Tri-County(419) 738-7430
State of the Heart Home Health& Hospice(800) 417-7535
Home ImprovementCloset Systems(419) 738-5212
Oen Kitchen & Bath Showroom(419) 738-8115
Home Maintenance & RepairsBobby's Handyman Services(419) 738-5390
Earth Safe Ozone(419) 645-9920
Hotel/MotelHoliday Inn Express - Wapakoneta(419) 738-2050
Industrial - ManufacturingAmerican Trim(937) 494-6020
Ametek Westchester Plastics(419) 739-3200
Apex Bag Co.(419) 738-5126
Classic Delight, Inc.(419) 394-7955
Everyday Technologies, Inc.(419) 739-6104
General Aluminum(419) 739-9300
Guardian Express, Inc.(419) 738-6143
IDI(419) 738-4060
Midwest Elastomers(419) 738-8844
Midwest Guardian, Inc.(419) 738-8185
Plastipak Packaging, Inc.(937) 596-6737
United Buff & Supply Co., Inc.(419) 738-2417
Wall Bed Systems(419) 738-5207
Industrial - ServicesGA Wintzer & Son Co.(419) 739-4900
Millers Textile Service(419) 738-3551
InsuranceAlan Davis Insurance Agency, Inc.(419) 738-7447
Beery Insurance Services(419) 228-4000
Block Insurance Agency, Inc.(419) 738-9365
Cornell & Finkelmeier, Inc.(419) 739-4000
Derryberry & Davis Insurance(419) 738-8145
Koenig Insurance Agency, Inc.(419) 738-2108
Sorensen Insurance Agency(419) 738-8623
Stolly Insurance Group(419) 738-3617
Interior DesignEmbellishments Interiors(419) 738-1212
Jean Thomas Designs, Inc.(419) 738-6889
Unfauxgettable Designs by Kimberly(419) 303-2176
Internet CommunicationsCOM Net, Inc.(419) 739-3100
First Network Group, Inc.(419) 739-9240
Investment & Financial PlanningChad Metzger, Edward Jones(419) 738-4849
Ross McCain, Edward Jones(419) 738-9658
Strasburg Financial Group(419) 738-5400
Kennel & GroomingRB Kennels & Grooming(419) 738-6698
Law EnforcementAuglaize County Sheriff's Office(419) 739-6565
LibrariesAuglaize County Public District Library(419) 738-2921
Logistics & WarehouseAIP Logistics, Inc.(419) 738-9211
Management ConsultingClemans, Nelson & Associates(419) 227-4945
Meat MarketsKah Meats(419) 738-4217
Walter & Sons, Inc.(419) 738-9669
Mental HealthMental Health & Recovery Services(419) 222-5120
Music StoresFamous Old Time Music Co.(419) 568-1220
NewspaperLima News(419) 223-1010
Wapakoneta Daily News & Printing(419) 738-2128
Nonprofit/PhilanthropyAmerican Red Cross - Auglaize County Chapter(419) 738-3213
Mercy Unlimited(419) 738-3161
United Way of Auglaize County(419) 739-7717
Wapakoneta Area CommunityFoundation(419) 739-9223
Nursing Homes/Assisted LivingAuglaize Acres(419) 738-3816
Cridersville Healthcare Center(419) 645-4468
Gardens at Wapakoneta, The(419) 738-0725
Otterbein Cridersville(419) 645-7151
Wapakoneta Manor(419) 738-3711
Office SuppliesFour-U-Office Supplies(419) 586-5393
OptometristsAuglaize Family Eye Care(419) 738-2715
OrganizationsAmerican Legion Post #330(419) 738-9369
Amvets Post #333(419) 738-2994
Breakfast Optimist(419) 738-9371
Fraternal Order of Eagles #691(419) 738-2582
Veterans of Foreign Wars #8445(419) 738-8445
Wapakoneta K of C #1272(419) 738-2218
ParksHeritage Trails Park District(419) 202-6053
PharmaciesSchwieterman's Drug Store(419) 738-5959
Walmart(419) 738-0474
Physical TherapyP.T. Works of Wapakoneta, Inc.(419) 738-9675
St. Rita's @ the Wapakoneta YMCA(419) 738-4022
Plumbing, Heating & A/CBowen Mechanical(419) 739-7586
Cook & Son Plumbing & Heating, Inc.(419) 738-8956
Eisert Plumbing & Heating, Inc.(419) 738-8882
Houston Electric, Plumbing, Heating and AC, Inc.(419) 738-9800
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Johnston Supply(419) 738-8151
Perry's Heating & Air Conditioning(419) 991-1010
Printing ServicesBornhorst Printing(419) 738-5901
Wapakoneta Daily News & Printing(419) 738-2128
PropaneCC Propane Company(419) 738-8265
Moulton Gas Service(419) 738-8016
Pennington Gas Service(419) 738-7440
PublishersVillageProfile.com, inc.(800) 600-0134
Real EstateBethel Associates, LLC(419) 738-5556
Binkley Real Estate(419) 738-3232
Coldwell Banker Plus OneProfessional(419) 738-2244
Ron Spencer Real Estate, Inc.(419) 738-9371
Tadd Investments, LTD(419) 739-7199
RecreationAstro Lanes, Inc.(419) 738-7306
Wapakoneta Country Club(419) 657-2020
Wapakoneta Family YMCA(419) 739-9622
RenderingGA Wintzer & Son Co.(419) 739-4900
RestaurantsBlimpies Subs & Salads(419) 739-SUBS
Bob Evans(419) 738-7603
Cloud Nine Cafe(419) 738-6757
Comfort Zone Diner(419) 738-1060
LaGrande Pizza(419) 738-6050
Lee's Famous Recipe(419) 738-4910
McDonald's(419) 738-7264
Pizza Hut(419) 738-9218
R J Coffey Cup(419) 738-2191
Travel Centers of America(419) 738-2550
Woody's Diner(419) 738-9111
Restaurants/BarsAlpha Café(419) 738-2013
Astro Lanes, Inc.(419) 738-7306
Lulu's 113(419) 738-5813
RetailBookmark, The(419) 738-4494
Sears Wapakoneta(419) 739-7733
Walmart(419) 738-0474
Sanitation/Porta-JonsBobcat Multi-Works(937) 585-9904
ServicesAmerican Red Cross - Auglaize CountyChapter(419) 738-3213
Better Business Bureau(800) 462-0468
Small Motor Repairs & PartsSteinke Repair LLC(419) 739-9751
Social ServiceAuglaize County Council on Aging(419) 394-8252
Auglaize County Job & FamilyServices(419) 739-6505
SportsFort Wayne TinCaps(260) 482-6400
StorageStahler Trucking & Leasing, Inc.(419) 738-7785
Store-N-Stuff, LLC(419) 738-0167
SurveyorsKent Surveying, Inc.(419) 738-5677
Tire Sales/Auto Repairs & ServicesHegemier Tire Service, Inc.(419) 738-6217
RRR Tire Service(419) 738-2600
TourismArmstrong Air & Space Museum(419) 738-8811
Auglaize & Mercer Counties CVB(419) 394-1294
Auglaize County Historical Society(419) 738-9328
TransportationBuckeye Charter Service(419) 659-2017
Travel AgenciesAAA Ohio Auto Club(419) 586-2460
Truck RentalsHegemier Tire Service, Inc.(419) 738-6217
Sears Wapakoneta(419) 739-7733
Steinke Repair LLC(419) 739-9751
Truck Sales - New, Used & ServicesKinstle Sterling/Western Star Truck Ctr(419) 738-9684
S & S Volvo and GMC Truck(419) 228-2211
Trucking & StorageStahler Trucking & Leasing, Inc.(419) 738-7785
UtilitiesAmerican Municipal Power(614) 337-6222
Dominion(419) 226-4866
VeterinarianHeartland Animal Clinic, LLC(419) 738-7257
Water ConditionerCulligan Water Conditioning(800) 947-4147
Water Source of NW Ohio, Inc.(419) 223-3741
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Alpha Café 7Ametek - Chemical Products Division / Westchester Plastics 24Ann Ross Catering 10Apollo Career Center 13Auglaize County Council on Aging 26Bayliff & Eley Funeral Home 24Bethel Engineering & Equipment Inc. 22The Bridal Emporium 11City of Wapakoneta 16-17Community Health Professionals of Tri-County 26Cornell & Finkelmeier, Inc. 4Dad's Toy Shop 23Dominion 23Embellishments 24G.A. Wintzer & Son Company 20Harrod Nagel Electric, Inc. 24Holiday Inn Express Wapakoneta 9Houston Electric, Plumbing, Heating & A.C., Inc. 23Jean Thomas Designs, Inc. 5Lima Memorial Health System Back CoverMinster Bank 4P&G Lima 21Poppe Law Office 20R.E. Becker Builders, Inc. 5St. Rita's Medical Center Inside Front CoverStore-N-Stuff Self Storage Facility 23Stroh, Johnson & Company LLP 23TSC 19VillageProfile.com, inc. 25Walmart 12Wapakoneta City Schools 14Wapakoneta Eagles 23Wapakoneta Primary Care - An Affiliate of Grand Lake Health System 27Wiesenmayer Law Office 1
