The Village of Swanton strives to protect the health, safety, and public welfare of our residents. Recently, there were concerns raised regarding the current residential waste and recycling hauling agreement within the Village of Swanton. Below is a general summary of current agreement; it is not intended to be all encompassing regarding the agreement or potential concerns raised. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Village Administrator for more discussion. The current residential waste and recycling hauling agreement, which went into effect in…
Author: Rosanna Hoelzle
Update on Leaf Pick Up
Lammons Bros. will be able to resume leaf pick up later this week (December 3 & 4). The final day for leaf pick up will be Monday December 7. Please place leaves on the tree lawn for collection, NOT in the street. Leaves placed in the street can be a hazard to motorist, can block drainage, and become wet and matted after a rain, which can significantly slow the collection process. Please do not mix grass, sticks, or brush in with the leaves.
Updates due to COVID-19 pandemic
Municipal Building will be closed to foot traffic from November 30, 2020 to January 3, 2021.Staff will continue to work for YOU! Please call or email if there is something for which we can help! 419.826.9515Utility payments can be mailed or dropped in the secure dropbox near the Police Station. Further, ACH payment is also available at no additional cost.You can also sign up to receive a paperless copy of your bill via email. Please contact utility billing at 419.826.9515 and press 1.Regular Council Meeting scheduled for December 14 will…
Brush pick up- Wind Storm
PSA: Due to the major wind storm this past weekend, Public Service crews will collect down limbs this Friday. Please plan accordingly. This is a one time collection due to the storm. During the winter months, Public Service only collects brush if there is a large enough storm. Thank you for your cooperation.
Phone Spoofing and Scams
The Swanton Village Police (SPD) warn community members of a scam where callers spoof the main Police phone line, pretend to be law enforcement officers, ask for money for warrants, and threaten arrest if money is not received. Please understand, the SPD will NEVER call demanding money. SPD officers do not process bonds or accept money to avoid arrest. Here here are some tips on how to deal with scammers: If you are ever in doubt, just hang up.Don’t answer the phone if you don’t recognize the numberDon’t send money…