WELCOME TO THE VILLAGE OF MEYERS LAKE

Meyers Lake was founded in 1812 and Meyers Lake Village was incorporated in 1927. According to the 2000 census, the population of the Village of Meyers Lake was 565 people. Landmarks in the Village include a 144 acre lake in a very peaceful surrounding in the central part of Stark County.

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UP-DATE TO ANNUAL LaFLAVOUR CONCERT...SEE VILLAGE NEWS PAGE 

FALL CLEAN-UP scheduled for Thursday, November 7th.  Only Republic Services customers who are billed by the Village will receive Fall Clean-Up services.  Weekly trash pick-up will remain on Thursday.  Residents are encouraged to be respectful of Republic Services by not placing unlimited amounts of trash for pick-up on regularly scheduled days.  Republic Services will handle some extras to your 96 gallon trash receptacle, but please understand that Republic cannot be expected to handle larger waste items other than when the Village schedules a Spring or Fall clean-up date.  As a resident, to get a free 96 gallon receptacle from Republic Services contact Jenn Geren at 800-247-3644.  For residents whose trash service is provided through the Village (NOT through their condominium association) and are wanting our trash service to pick up large, bulk items, please contact "Clerk-Treasurer, Joe Harold, at 330-575-4039. Joe will contact Republic Services to schedule that pick up for those residents.

ZONING PERMITS FOR SPRING PROJECTS Please be sure to read the article from  our Zoning Director, Matt Bailey in the Spring 2025 Newsletter regarding  any improvement projects or changes to your property you have planned.  The article includes a list (but is not limited to) projects that requires a Zoning permit.  This is a must read.  Contact Matt Bailey, Zoning Administrator at 330-806-1401 or email at: meyerslakezoning@gmail.com with any questions before beginning a project.

10 REASONS WHY FEEDING WATERFOWL IS HARMFUL

The following website; hardeybordercollies.com  is very informative regarding humans feeding waterfowl in particular the Canada Goose.  Here is the list 10 reasons NOT to feed them:

1. MALNUTRITION

2. DEPENDENCY

3. DISEASE

4. ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION

5. WATER POLLUTION

6. INCREASED HYBRIDIZATION

7. DELAYED MIGRATION

8. OVERCROWDING IN UNNATURAL SITES

9. COSTLY MANAGEMENT EFFORTS

10. DEVALUATION

Read this article in its entirety for the detailed explanations of these 10 reasons listed.  You will be surprised what harm we humans are causing to these creatures.  Birds have amazing survival skills....so we should not interfere.  Food quality is critical.  Because they will eat most anything does not mean what we feed them is harmless...white bread can be actually fatal to waterfowl.  Lets educate ourselves about their needs and how nature intended them to survive.

SHERIFF VACATION CHECK REQUEST

The Sheriff Department will check on your home while you are away on vacation or for those snowbirds.  Go to the Stark County Sheriff App, from the Home Screen select "More", Scroll to the very bottom and select "Vacation Check Request". OR call 330-430-3800.

STARK COUNTY SHERIFF MOBILE APP

The Stark County Sheriff's Office has a mobile app.  It is very informative and user friendly. You can find information on things like: Conceal Carry, Dog Warden, Employment, Submit a Tip, Sex Offenders, and much more. KEEP IN MIND THIS APP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR 9-1-1  EMERGENCIES !!!
To download on an Apple device:

Type in "Stark County Sheriff mobile app" in your browser. You will see a black box with a Sheriff badge in it next to "Stark County Sheriff".

Select the download icon

From the next screen select "GET"

Enter your Apple ID (password) and select "Install", let it download then select "OPEN".

CALLFIRE

Are you a new resident of Meyers Lake Village?  You may want to sign up for CALLFIRE-a free communication system provided by the Village.  Meyers Lake Village Council will provide residents of the Village, if interested, the emergency contact information system CALLFIRE.  This communication system  allows the Village to send messages and or texts to our residents in a quick and efficient way.  The village sends reminders and alerts regarding upcoming events, weather/snow concerns, and important announcements (ex: parking bans) and relevant Village news.  There is no cost to you to receive the messages.

What do we need  from you?  If you are interested in being added to this communication system, please provide us with your: name, address, cellphone #, (we will not be able to text a landline), preferred e-mail address and other household member(s) name(s) and cellphone number(s).  Send your information to: Mike Labriola, Mayor of Meyers Lake Village, 1600 North Park Avenue NW, Canton, Ohio 44708.  Contacts to our residents  will be limited and used only when important needs to be directed  to the residents of Meyers Lake Village.  For those who have received the Fall Newsletter you will find this CALLFIRE request form to fill out and return.