Water Leak *Update*

7/1/09 - Water service for customers in the Township Line/Carter Drive area has been restored.  A boil advisory will remain in effect until further notice.  Notices have been distributed door-to-door to affected households. Please call 513-897-3200 for additional updated information.  We apologize for any inconvenience.   

Bicycle Safety Rodeo

The Village Police Department will be hosting a bike rodeo on Saturday, July 4th at 2pm in the Waynesville Elementary School parking lot.  The interactive event designed to educate families on the importance of bicycle safety will include a bicycle skills course, bike maintenance checks, helmet fittings and educational materials.   Bike Rodeo Flyer 

Notice of Smoke Testing

The Village Utility Department will be conducting smoke testing on the sewer system in the upcoming months.  This procedure is designed to locate any problems that could compromise the system.  While most residents should not be affected by this testing, it is important to contact our offices if you notice smoke entering your home or business.  Please read this Smoke Testing Notice for more details. 

Water Quality Report Released

The 2008 Annual Water Quality Report was recently mailed to all homes serviced by the Village of Waynesville Utility Department.  This report is designed to provide customers with a better understanding of the quality of water delivered to homes and businesses in the area.  For more information or questions on this report, please call our Utility Department at 513-897-3200.

Sign Beautification

Our streets crew has been busy keeping up with projects around the Village, including mowing, trimming and landscaping.  Thanks to their hard work, the "Welcome to Waynesville" signs recently received a fresh coat of paint and a new layer of mulch. 

Recycle Rally a Success

The Village of Waynesville in conjunction with Wayne Township hosted a recycle rally on Saturday, May 16, 2009.  Residents of the community brought in roughly ten tons of trash, over nine and a half tons of scrap metal, more than 200 tires and almost thirty units containing Freon. Thank you to the following sponsors for their efforts in making this community cleanup day a success: John Boyd Heating & Air, Hometown Marketplace, Rumpke, Stingley Farms, Warren County Solid Waste, Wayne Local Schools and Xenia Iron & Metal.  Photos from this event

Safe School Zone Project

The Village of Waynesville Police Department will be upgrading speed zone signs at Wayne Local Schools thanks to the generous support of Lebanon Eagles #1395, National Bank & Trust, American Legion Post #615, Hometown Marketplace and Waynesville Optimist Club.  Read articles on this story.