Great Information:

 


Try AGAIN and AGAIN!
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."
~Confucius

Green Valley United Methodist Church

 
 

Our Community

A Great Place to Live...

The City of Green is a relatively new municipality, having only been incorporated in 1992. Our 33.5-square-mile community is strategically located in southern Summit County, Ohio equidistant between Akron and Canton. The City is bisected by Interstate 77, serviced by State Routes 241 and 619, and is home to the Akron-Canton Airport.

Our community is a dynamic, progressive City that encourages well-planned development. The City, with its transportation accessibility and its lure of abundant, available land for commercial and industrial uses, has become the location of choice for a variety of economic ventures.

The City of Green is within reach of the national corporate world, as well as the local business region, thru major transportation highways, the Akron-Canton Airport, the establishment of a Foreign-Trade Zone, and the designation of the City as an Enterprise Zone.

Quality of Life

Our community provides a quality environment for living, working, and raising a family. We offer a diverse housing market, quality city services, and a community with a rural feel, yet within close proximity to many "big city" amenities.

Our first-rate school system, Green Local School District, serves approximately 4,000 students (K-12) in five school facilities. Special programs are also offered for specific learning disabilities, developmentally or multiple handicapped students, as well as special reading and curriculum programs for gifted and talented students. Adults, as well as students, in our community can partake in a wide variety of Secondary Education programs and Adult Educational programs offered by the top-rate Portage Lakes Career Center (PLCC). PLCC is a full service vocational educational institution offering the finest in technical training, continuing educational programs, and support services. In addition, PLCC serves as a local resource center for businesses, industries, and our community.

Our City prides itself on offering high standards of development to both its residents and businesses. As a result, in 1997 and recently revised in 2004, the city has adopted a Long-Range Comprehensive Land Use Plan as a master guide to comprehensive development. With this plan in place, the City of Green is ready to meet the challenges of the future, as well as the needs of today.

 

 

 
See why Green has so much to offer...


Shops

Routine errands can be handled with no problems at our various small business areas. The local business areas contain banking institutions, major discount stores, a multi-theatre cinema, numerous types of service-oriented businesses, and professional office complexes. We are also located within minutes of regional shopping centers such as Belden Village, Rolling Acres, Chapel Hill, and the Montrose shopping areas.
 

Shops, Stores, Malls and More Shopping Resources!

Recreation
 The City's recreational amenities offer activities for everyone to enjoy. Boettler and Greensburg Parks offer a variety of athletic fields and courts, walking trails, and picnic facilities in addition to the recreational facilities located at area schools and churches.
 
 The City is part of the Portage Lakes State Park system, which includes Nimisila Reservoir, Mud Lake, Miller Lake, and Turkeyfoot Lake.
 
 Club meetings and family gatherings are welcome at the John Torok Community & Senior Center, which offers a large meeting room with a kitchenette, shuffleboard courts, horseshoe pits, small playground area, picnic pavilion, and a lighted, asphalt 1/2 mile walking track

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Public Services

2000 Census Population & Social Characteristics
Total Population: 22,817
Median Age: 39 years old
Males: 11,268 Persons, 49.38% of the Total Population
Females: 11,549 Persons, 50.62% of the Total Population
Households: 8,742 Total Households
Families: 6,425 Families
Average Family Size: 3.05 Persons
Population Density: Approximately 671 Persons per sq. mi.
Dwelling Units: 8,800 Units
Additional census information can be obtained at the US Census Bureau or on the City Planning Department webpage.

Hospitals & Medical Centers

Hospitals within a 15 mile radius: Akron City (Summa), Akron General Medical Center, Akron Children's Hospital, St. Thomas, Barberton Citizen's Hospital, Timken Mercy, Aultman, Edwin Shaw, Cuyahoga Falls General, Massillon Community.

Outreach facilities of Akron General Medical Center, Akron Children's Hospital, and Summa, as well as numerous individual and group practitioners' offices.

Financial Institutions
National City Bank: 3557 South Arlington Road, Phone: (330) 896-1965
First Merit: 3770 Massillon Road, Phone: (330) 896-5777
Fifth Third Bank: 3150 South Arlington Road, Phone: (330) 644-2976
Second National Bank: 3477 Massillon Road, Phone: (330) 896-7377
Unizan Bank: 4086 Massillon Road, Phone: (330) 966-5142
Key Bank: 3700 Massillon Road, Phone: (330) 896-2929
UFCW 880 Credit Union: 3435 Fortuna Drive, Phone: (330) 645-0362
Sky Bank: 1790 Graybill Road, Phone: (330) 498-8022

Transportation
Air: Akron Canton Airport - in Green
Water: Cleveland World Port - 48 miles
Motor Freight Lines: 3 local, over 100 in the area
Public Transportation: Metro Regional Transit Authority - local
Rail: CSX Line at the AKCAN Industrial Park

Lodging
Fairfield Inn: 1025 Interstate Parkway, Phone: (330) 245-0041
Days Inn: 3237 South Arlington Road, Phone: (330) 644-1204
Super 8 Motel: 1605 Corporate Woods Parkway, Phone: (330) 899-9888

Newspapers
Daily: Akron Beacon Journal
Canton Repository
Cleveland Plain Dealer

Weekly: The Suburbanite
The South Side News Leader
77 South

Utility Providers
Natural Gas: Dominion East Ohio, Phone: (330) 794-0790
Electricity: First Energy/Ohio Edison, Phone: 1-800-633-4766
Sanitary Sewer: Individual Septic
Summit County Environmental Services Phone: (330) 926-2400
Water: Individual Wells
Aqua Ohio Phone: 1-888-366-3300
Cable TV Provider: Time Warner Cable, Phone: (330) 633-9203
Telephone: SBC Ameritech, Phone: 1-800-660-1000
Refuse Collection: Republic Waste Services, Phone: 1-800-247-3644

Post Offices
Green residents are served by six separate postal zip codes:
Green 44232 Green Post Office, 4735 Massillon Road, Phone: (330) 896-4484
North Canton 44720 North Canton Post Office, 1212 N. Main Street, Phone: (330) 494-0444
Uniontown 44685 Uniontown Post Office, 11230 Cleveland Ave, Phone: (330) 494-9799
Akron 44312 Ellet Post Office, 2390 Wedgewood Drive, Phone: (330) 784-1139
Akron 44319 Firestone Post Office, 2001 Brown Street, Phone: (330) 773-9662
Clinton 44216 Clinton Post Office, 2733 West Comet Road, Phone: (330) 882-3806

Transportation, Public Services, Colleges, Government. Law Enforcement, other Support Areas


Fore! No, five golf courses in the City make Green practically a golfer's paradise. Major league sporting events are easily available in nearby Cleveland and Pittsburgh, not to mention Akron’s own minor league baseball team, the Akron Aeros, located in downtown Akron.
 


Green

Lake

Coventry

Springfield

University of Akron

Kent State

Walsh

Malone

 


City Services & Information
 

• Aggregation Programs

   
• Alarm Permits • Hazardous Waste Recycling • Open Burning
• Animal Control • House Numbering • Parking Ban
• Building and Construction Permits • Hunting • Post Offices/Zip Codes
• Cemetery Information • Income Tax • Recycling
• Curfew • Library • Sanitary Sewer
• Demolition • Licensing • Sanitation Services
• Door to Door Solicitation • Mailbox Regulations • Temporary Signs
• City Employment • Mosquito Control • Trick or Treat
• Flu Shots • Newspaper Publications • Water, Drinking
• Garage Sales • Noise Ordinance  

Citizens, Governmental System and Patriotism...

Greetings from the Townspeople of Your City!

www.cityofgreen.org