Welcome to Custar, a quaint little village located in Wood County, Ohio. Measuring 0.25 square miles, Custar is home to 185 residents who enjoy small town life.
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ZIP CODE 43511
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COMMUNITY INFORMATION
THE WATER SHED
WHAT: Vending units that offer purified/treated water for drinking & food preparation.
The units use a 9-step purification process, which includes reverse osmosis.
WHERE: There is a WaterShed located on Custar Road, next to the recycling center.
WHO: These are provided by the Northwestern Water & Sewer District.
WHEN: Open 24/7 for public use.
WHY: To offer residents top quality water at an affordable price.
HOW MUCH: Only 25 cents per gallon! You will need your own container(s).
WHAT: Vending units that offer purified/treated water for drinking & food preparation.
The units use a 9-step purification process, which includes reverse osmosis.
WHERE: There is a WaterShed located on Custar Road, next to the recycling center.
WHO: These are provided by the Northwestern Water & Sewer District.
WHEN: Open 24/7 for public use.
WHY: To offer residents top quality water at an affordable price.
HOW MUCH: Only 25 cents per gallon! You will need your own container(s).
RECYCLING
The Village is proud to offer 24/7 drop-off recycling, with bins located at Community Park on Custar Road. To keep this running smoothly, please remember these guidelines...
* Rinse all food & beverage containers & flatten all cardboard.
* Plastic trash bags and grocery bags are not to be put in the bins.
* Close bin lids when finished.
*Accepted items: Glass bottles jars; steel & aluminum cans; plastic bottles, jugs, & containers; cardboard boxes; and paper items
(junk mail, magazines, newspaper, office paper, etc).
*Items NOT accepted: Polystyrene containers, plastic grocery bags, shredded paper, broken glass, and garbage.
Thank you so much for your help and cooperation! For more information, please contact Hannah Smith at the Wood County Solid Waste District (419-354-1515).
The Village is proud to offer 24/7 drop-off recycling, with bins located at Community Park on Custar Road. To keep this running smoothly, please remember these guidelines...
* Rinse all food & beverage containers & flatten all cardboard.
* Plastic trash bags and grocery bags are not to be put in the bins.
* Close bin lids when finished.
*Accepted items: Glass bottles jars; steel & aluminum cans; plastic bottles, jugs, & containers; cardboard boxes; and paper items
(junk mail, magazines, newspaper, office paper, etc).
*Items NOT accepted: Polystyrene containers, plastic grocery bags, shredded paper, broken glass, and garbage.
Thank you so much for your help and cooperation! For more information, please contact Hannah Smith at the Wood County Solid Waste District (419-354-1515).
HALL RENTAL
Are you looking for a location to hold your next party or gathering? You're in luck! Custar rents out our Village Hall, located at 9155 Custar Road, for these types of occasions. To make a booking, please contact Rob Cavin at 419-601-2516. The cost is $100 per event/use (cash or check).
Click below to view/print a PDF copy of our rental agreement:
Are you looking for a location to hold your next party or gathering? You're in luck! Custar rents out our Village Hall, located at 9155 Custar Road, for these types of occasions. To make a booking, please contact Rob Cavin at 419-601-2516. The cost is $100 per event/use (cash or check).
Click below to view/print a PDF copy of our rental agreement:
| HALL RENTAL CONTRACT |
EMERGENCY ALERTS
Wood County residents can sign up for a new emergency notification system to stay alert during severe weather and other potential emergencies. Wood County Alert (powered by Everbridge) will deliver local notifications about severe weather, emergencies, road closures, public safety alerts, and other important updates. Users can choose how they prefer to be contacted, including by text message, phone call, email, or a mobile app.
The new system replaces Wood County’s previous emergency notification platform, CodeRED. It is important to note that prior registrations for CodeRed will not transfer, and all users will need to create a new account to receive alerts.
Here's how to sign up:
Note: If someone is registered in the Sheriff's Nixle System, they may get a message stating that they already have an account. In this instance, please sign in and use the "Forgot Password" option if necessary.
Anyone with questions can visit the Wood County website or call the EMA for assistance at 419-354-9269.
Wood County residents can sign up for a new emergency notification system to stay alert during severe weather and other potential emergencies. Wood County Alert (powered by Everbridge) will deliver local notifications about severe weather, emergencies, road closures, public safety alerts, and other important updates. Users can choose how they prefer to be contacted, including by text message, phone call, email, or a mobile app.
The new system replaces Wood County’s previous emergency notification platform, CodeRED. It is important to note that prior registrations for CodeRed will not transfer, and all users will need to create a new account to receive alerts.
Here's how to sign up:
- Visit https://member.everbridge.net/index/76486388220118
- Create an account with a username, password, and email address, and accept the Terms of Use.
- Complete your profile by entering your name and contact information.
- Choose how you want to receive alerts (text, email, mobile phone, landline, or app).
- Add up to five addresses or locations to receive alerts specific to those locations.
- Select the types of alerts you want to receive, such as weather warnings or community notifications.
- Save your updated account information.
- Save the phone number for Everbridge (419-406-4367) in your device's contact list for recognition and to avoid it being flagged as spam.
Note: If someone is registered in the Sheriff's Nixle System, they may get a message stating that they already have an account. In this instance, please sign in and use the "Forgot Password" option if necessary.
Anyone with questions can visit the Wood County website or call the EMA for assistance at 419-354-9269.