Welcome to the Village of Payne

Established in 1872, Payne has maintained its hometown charm and friendly family atmposphere for over 150 years. 

Come and enjoy our Parks, Library, The Rock, Youth Center and Businesses.

          Economic Devolopment is important to the Village and we are excited about the growth opportunities we could provide to new businesses and industries. Our dedicated local government officials look forward to future growth, while still maintaining our small town charm. We are located at the intersection of SR 49, SR 500 and SR 613. We are 7 miles from SR 24, 9 miles from SR 30 and Norfolk Southern Railroad crosses thru the Village. Come explore your business opportunities with our local government.  Please feel free to contact myself or any local government officials to discuss growth opportunities for your business as well as for the village.

           Village Council Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month at the Village Hall.  Anyone is welcome to attend.  Please feel free to contact myself for any reason.  Have a great day!

                            Mayor, Lora Lyons

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Notices:

• The Board of Public Affairs (BPA) controls all Water & Sewer issues in the Village. They meet the same nights as Council and any water & sewer issues should be directed to the board. The Board of Public Affairs (BPA) controls all Water & Sewer issues in the Village. They meet the same nights as Council and any water & sewer issues should be directed to the board

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• Solicitor Permits are required in the Village and are available from the Police Chief. They must be purchased prior to solicitation. Residents please ask to see a copy of the permit and report to the Police Department those that do not show proof of permit 

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• Limb pickup will continue every Monday, please place at curb in a pile. Yard waste will be picked up as needed on Monday or Tuesday. Please keep piles separated. All limbs and leaves must be placed by the road.​

• RECYCLING WEEKEND
  • Third Weekend of Every Month- there will be two recycling bins located at the corner of Hyman St. & Bailey St.
  • Cardboard needs to be broken down and placed in the cardboard bin.
  • Steel Cans, Aluminum Cans & Plastic Containers (Numbers 1-7) can all go in the other bin. PLEASE RINSE YOUR RECYCLING. 
• GARBAGE PICKUP EVERY TUESDAY
  •  Weekly Collection Limit per household is (4) 30 gallon bags. If you are over the limit, bag sticker tags can be purchased at Village Hall for $1.00 a piece.
  • Bulk Trash Pick up: First Tuesday of Every month.
    • 4 Large Bulky Waste Items will be picked up on the first pickup of the month only.
    • Excluded items are as follows:
      • All Construction Materials, Refrigerators, Freezers & Air Conditioners (anything containing freon), Propane or Gas Tanks, Ashes - Yard Waste, Tires, Car Batteries & Vehicle Parts, Concrete, Rocks & Bricks, Wet Paint, Carpet​
    • Also excluded are Extra Trash Bags without Bag Tags

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• RITA Income Tax: For any questions around the Municipal Income Tax administered by RITA (regional income tax agency) please contact RITA at 800 860-7482 or Fiscal Officer Rhonda at 419 263-2514 ext 3​

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• Siren
  • Warning Siren at School will sound continuously, PLEASE TAKE SHELTER FROM SEVERE WEATHER.
    • There Is A WEEKLY TEST on Wednesday at 1 pm.
    • Siren sounds daily at 12pm and 6pm.
    • Siren sounds 3 times, water will be shut off.

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• Mayor's Court and Water Bill Payments may be deposited in the Dropbox at the front of the Village Offices. No cash please. Come inside to pay by cash.

                 Website Administrator Mayor, Lora Lyons