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THE CITY OF SANDUSKY
222 Meigs Street
Sandusky, OH 44870
419.627.5844 (Phone)
419.627.5825 (Fax)
The City Building is open from 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday.
CITY OF SANDUSKY
WELCOME TO THE CITY OF SANDUSKY
Located on Sandusky Bay, Sandusky has over 22 miles of shoreline within the city limits. We are the governmental seat of Erie County and are noted for our beautifully landscaped parks, our historical architecture and the Sandusky Bay Pathway. The city's mission is to achieve the highest quality of life for our community through focused economic development effort, the delivery of world-class public service, and the promotion of open communication for all.
TOWN GO BOOM
Local screenwriter/director Joey Cassel is showcasing the remarkable progress currently underway in Sandusky, while at the same time highlighting downtown's blossoming future.
U.S. ROUTE 6, S.R. 101 GRADE SEPARATION
The U.S. Route 6, S.R. 101 grade separation project is underway!
Click here for project details
Photo courtesy of the Ohio Department of Transportation
LAND BANKING PROGRAM
The City of Sandusky established a land banking program in 2007 to facilitate the reuse of non-productive land and return it to tax producing status.
Land Reutilization Law & Misconceptions of Land Banking
Please contact Amanda Meyers in the city's law department for additional information at 419.627.5959.
ERIE COUNTY CLEAN WATER COALITION
The City of Sandusky has identified the Erie Soil & Water Conservation District to cooperatively provide solutions to problems relating to storm water management, land use planning and the development of the soil and water resources in Erie County.
The goal of the Erie County Clean Water Coalition is to protect our water resources and comply with Ohio EPA’s Phase II Storm Water Program.
The City of Sandusky is a member of the Ohio Municipal League [Disclaimer] this organization tracks issues at the state governmental level and provides timely information to local municipalities about the effects the issues may have upon Ohio cities, townships and villages.
