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WELCOME HOME
Village of Swanton Resident Information
We’re thrilled to have you as part of our vibrant and close-knit community. As a resident of Swanton, you’ll experience the charm of small-town living combined with the convenience of modern services. Whether you’re enjoying our beautiful parks, engaging in local events, or exploring the area’s amenities, we hope you quickly feel at home.
Our village is committed to serving and supporting you. From reliable utilities to public safety services, we strive to enhance your quality of life and ensure that Swanton remains a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out. Welcome to your new home, and we look forward to seeing you around the village!
VILLAGE OF SWANTON PARKS
PUBLIC SAFETY
FIRE & EMS
For Fire & EMS: 419.825.1455
We provide fire suppression, investigation, prevention, and inspection. Both basic and advanced life support squads are on station, with EMS billing managed by Fulton County.
POLICE
For Police services call 419.825.5263.
We offer community services, including house checks, investigative services, patrol operations, & support services such as records and dispatch.
MED DROP-OFF
Residents can safely dispose of unwanted or unused medications by dropping them off at the Police Station, where a trained Police Officer will ensure safe and proper disposal.
PUBLIC SERVICE
For Public Works services, call 419.826.2531.
We handle street and park maintenance, facilities management, water distribution, and wastewater collection, including water main breaks and sewer cleaning.
WATER & WATER RECOVERY
WATER
SERVICES
Water Plant
The Water Plant is a Class 3 facility that processes 1.25 million gallons of water per day using lime soda softening. The water source is Swan Creek, which feeds the Swanton reservoir with a 100-million-gallon capacity.
Water Resource
Recovery Facility (WRRF)
Water Resource Recovery Facility
The WRRF is a Class 2 facility with an average daily flow of 0.92 million gallons. It operates two wastewater treatment systems: one utilizing primary clarifiers and trickling filters, and the other using an oxidation ditch with activated sludge for treatment.