County Offices to Observe Juneteenth on July 2, 2021
The Wood County Commissioners, Doris Herringshaw, Craig LaHote, and Ted Bowlus, on Thursday, agreed that most Wood County government offices
will be closed on Friday, July 2, 2021, in observance of the Juneteenth Holiday. While the actual holiday was Saturday, June 19, and would have been
observed by the County offices on June 18, the manner in which it was declared by the President and the Governor unfortunately left no time for preparation.
Wood County government will observe Juneteenth on June 19, annually beginning in 2022 and each year thereafter.
Dog Shelter Closure
The Wood County Dog Shelter will be closed on Friday, July 2, 2021 through Monday, July 5, 2021 due to the holiday weekend:
The following services are available online:
Dog License Sales
Viewing adoptable dogs
For additional information, please contact the Wood County Dog Shelter by calling, (419) 354-9242.
A project to renovate, refurbish, and enhance the Veterans
Memorial located at the County Courthouse.
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State of the County Address
The Board of County Commissioners is pleased to present the 2021 State of the County Address. Many thanks to the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce
for their assistance. To watch the speech, please click on this link:
County Address via YouTube
Courthouse Visitation COVID-19 Guidelines
The Courthouse Complex remains open. However,
access to many County offices and departments is restricted. To
obtain phone numbers to County offices and departments, please
access the County website's Guide to Wood County Government. To
obtain information by phone, please call (419)354-9000 or
1-866-860-4140 (toll free).
All visitors entering the Courthouse
Complex should wear a mask, scarf, or other covering on their
face prior to entering the building. This
will become a requirement on Wednesday, April 29, 2020.
Please be prepared for this.
Wood County is unable to provide masks to visitors.
Additionally, all visitors will have their temperature
taken and be asked several health questions before being
permitted to proceed. If they have a fever
greater than 100 degrees, they must wait while a representative
of the office they wish to visit is contacted.
Thank you. Be safe. Be clean. Help each other.
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eNews
The Board of Wood County Commissioners is excited to introduce the County’s
First Electronic Newsletter. The newsletter is intended to provide citizens with
relevant information regarding County operations. We believe it is vital to keep
the citizens informed and involved in the County. The newsletter will be published
and distributed by email periodically. It will available on the County's website
as well as the Commissioners’ Facebook page.
If you would like to be added to future distributions, then please send an email
to enews@co.wood.oh.us.
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