Morgan County
Complete Guide Listing
Introduction
The Small Business Resource Manual was developed by the Ohio Small Business Development
Center at Marietta College to assist Washington County residents who have an interest
in starting or expanding a small business.
While it is nearly impossible to cover every facet involved in business start-ups
or expansions, the following pages do provide a guide for you to follow as
you embark on your new adventure.
Regulations governed by the enclosed agencies change frequently.
p> For further assistance, please contact the Small Business Development Center at Washington State Community College, 308 Front St, Marietta, OH 45750; Telephone: 740-373-5150 and Fax number 740-373-7496, email plankford@wscc.edu.The Morgan County Small Business Development Outreach Center
Morgan County Community Economic Development Office 6A W. Main Street
P.O. Box 179
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
County Overview
Highlights and statistical information
Overview and HistoryNAMED FOR: General Daniel Morgan
Revolutionary War
ESTABLISHED: Act – December 29, 1817
1998 POPULATION: 14,536
LAND AREA: 417.7 square miles
COUNTY SEAT: McConnelsville Village
Morgan County is located in the southeastern portion of the state, accessed
by State Routes 37, 266 and 669, crossing east and west. State Routes 60, 78,
83, 376, 377 and 555 run north and south through the county
Morgan County is one of Ohio’s most unique counties, offering a wide range
of natural, historical and recreational attractions. The Muskingum River runs
through the heart of Morgan County. Although no longer used for commercial shipping,
dams and locks on the river are the last hand-operated locks in the United States.
The county offers excellent fishing, hiking and boating and boundless hardwood
forests in state, national and wildlife parks and preserves. The county’s
tourism department promotes many of the county’s quaint towns.
Established in 1817 by General Robert McConnel and named after General Daniel
Morgan of the Revolutionary War, Morgan County prides itself in its many historic
treasures. These include the Milton Dye Covered Bridge, built in 1923; the Howard
House, an antebellum mansion built in the 1850s; the Morgan County Courthouse,
built in 1858 and one of the most beautiful Greek Classic structures in the
state; the Opera House, built in 1890 and one of only a few opera houses still
in existence in the U.S.; and Rock Hollow School, a one-room schoolhouse built
in 1877.
World-renowned industry is located in Morgan County, including Malta Windows
and Doors, the second-oldest window company in the U.S.; Glacier Clevitea, the world’s largest manufacturer of replacement OEMs and after-market wall bearings; Gould Electronics, a multinational company manufacturing components for the electronics marketplace; and The Longaberger Company, the manufacturing
site for Longaberger woodcrafts products.
The following summary provides a personal, residential, commercial, and industrial
demographic snapshot of the county:
Demographics
MORGAN COUNTY COMMUNITY INFORMATION
| Largest Communities |
1998 |
|
Persons by Age |
1998 |
| McConnelsville Village |
1,806 |
|
Under 5 years |
933 |
| Malta |
786 |
|
5 to 9 years |
1,148 |
| Stockport |
472 |
|
10 to 14 years |
1,268 |
| Chesterhill |
301 |
|
15 to 19 years |
1,068 |
| |
|
|
20 to 24 years |
713 |
| Housing Units |
1990 |
|
25 to 29 years |
856 |
| Total Units |
6,681 |
|
30 to 34 years |
921 |
| Owner Occupied |
3,990 |
|
35 to 39 years |
1,065 |
| Renter Occupied |
1,180 |
|
40 to 44 years |
1,120 |
| |
|
|
45 to 49 years |
993 |
| Income |
|
|
50 to 54 years |
926 |
| Median Household -1995 |
$26,458 |
|
55 to 59 years |
746 |
| Per Capita - 1997 |
$15,805 |
|
60 to 64 years |
608 |
| |
|
|
65 and over |
2,171 |
| Number of Households |
1990 |
|
|
|
| Total |
5,170 |
|
Persons by Race |
1998 |
| Persons in Households |
13,943 |
|
Total |
14,536 |
| |
|
|
White |
13,767 |
| Number of Families |
1990 |
|
African American |
684 |
| Total |
3,904 |
|
Am. Indian/Eskimo/Aleut |
71 |
| Married couple |
3,295 |
|
Asian & Pacific Islander |
14 |
| With related children |
1,620 |
|
Hispanic |
46 |
| |
|
|
|
|
| Population |
|
|
Education (Enrollment) |
1998 |
| 1970 |
12,375 |
|
Public K-12 |
2,649 |
| 1980 |
14,241 |
|
Non-Public |
0 |
| 1990 |
14,194 |
|
|
|
| 2000(Projected) |
14,400 |
|
Agriculture |
1998 |
| 2010(Projected) |
15,200 |
|
Number of Farms |
570 |
| |
|
|
Land in Farms (acres) |
113,000 |
| Health Care |
1997 |
|
|
|
| Physicians |
3 |
|
|
|
| Extended Care Homes |
3 |
|
|
|
| Beds |
231 |
|
|
|
MORGAN COUNTY BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
Utilities
Electric - AEP Southern Ohio Region
Natural Gas - Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc.; GasCo Distribution Systems Inc.
Transportation
Local Airports - Morgan County Airport (Class II facility in McConnelsville)
- Stockport Local Airport
Nearest Commercial Airports - Port Columbus International Airport
- Wood County, West Virginia
Major Employers
- Manufacturing
Dana Corp.
Tomkins Pic/Malta Windows & Doors
Central Ohio Coal Co.
Japan Energy Corp./Gould Electronics Inc.
- Government, Service and Utility
American Electric Power Co.
Morgan Local Board of Education
Sunnyview Nursing Home
Civilian Work Force
1998 - - - 5,000
Components of Business Change
| |
1995 |
1996 |
1997 |
1998 |
| Business Starts |
27 |
32 |
27 |
18 |
| Business Terminations |
28 |
28 |
39 |
27 |
| Net Change |
0 |
4 |
-12 |
-9 |
Community business resources
Many of the resources in this guide will assist you in developing a realistic plan prior to entering into business. Take the time to contact these sources of assistance and draw from
their skills and knowledge to complement and strengthen your chances of business success.
The following guide to area resources was compiled to include a representative cross-section of what is available. If the particular resource you contact cannot assist you personally with your need, they usually can refer you to someone who can.
This county has a vast and diversified group of
professionals who can provide invaluable information regarding the initial stages of your business. Early contact with the following could save you a lot of time, money and wasted effort. Morgan County Chamber of Commerce9 W. Main Street
P.O. Box 508
McConnelsville, Ohio
43756-0508
740-962-3200 , 740-962-6618
Morgan County Chamber of Commerce supports the growth, development and improvement of the quality of life in Morgan County. The Chamber is aware of and attentive to the needs of the existing firms in the area and continually searches for ways to serve them better. The Chamber provides information about and promotes tourism in the county. The Chamber publishes the Morgan County Visitors Guide – Discover the Hidden Treasures of Morgan County. Call for a copy.
Morgan County Visitors Center35 W. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
OBES Employment Service / Job CORE OBES Employment Service / Job CORE help employers find employees. Representative on site weekly.
Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) Executive Director
6A W. Main Street
P.O. Box 179
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) information and assistance includes general community and demographic data, information on tax and financial incentive programs available, sites and buildings inventory. Serving as a facilitator in job creation and employment expansion projects and as the Commissioner’s arm for business attraction.
The Morgan County Community Economic Development Office houses The Morgan County Small Business Development Outreach Center. The Small Business Development Center offers one-on-one business consulting by appointment, business referrals, a resource center for research and development, workshops, seminars, information and small business financial resources.
The Morgan County Community Economic Development Office fosters a cooperative effort in planning, development and implementation of local and regional plans, programs and projects which will increase the economic activity in the area and improve the quality of life of its citizens. In addition, the Morgan County Community Economic Development Office houses the county Community Improvement Corporation (CIC).
Morgan County Community Economic Development Office
Executive Director
6A W. Main Street
P.O. Box 179
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
Educational resources
Educational institutions offer a wide variety of assistance
and should all be contacted periodically to learn what workshops,
seminars, and training programs are scheduled.
Most publish an annual calendar of small business training
opportunities. Take advantage of these resources. It is clearly
to your benefit.
Small Business Seminars, Workshops, & Continuing Education
Washington State Community College Office of Admissions710 Colegate Drive
Marietta, Ohio 45750
Washington State provides adult night classes at the McConnelsville High School
The Ohio State University Extension - Morgan County6A W. Main Street
P.O. Box 179
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
The Ohio State University Extension blends the needs of local citizens and communities, practical educational programs, new research and technical information. The Extension houses the Extension Agent, 4-H Youth Development Program, and Agriculture and Natural Resources. The Agricultural Agent conducts adult education classes at the McConnelsville High School specifically for the cattle industry
Kate Love Simpson Library358 E. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
The reference and business sections of the library offer a broad selection
of trade publications and statistical information in addition to books on how
to go into business.
The library has easy access to more than 390,000 titles through a shared
computer system with ten other libraries in southeastern Ohio.
The library is usually able to order books and publications for you
from other libraries.
The library staff will assist you in finding necessary information,
much of it available on the Internet.
The library is a good source for demographic information about the
Morgan County area.The Morgan County Library (Kate Love Simpson) has a variety of general business-related
information at the main library in McConnelsville. Among the noteworthy titles
are:
- Entrepreneur Magazine’s 184 Businesses Anyone Can Start and Make a
Lot of Money by Editors of Entrepreneur.
- AMA Complete Guide to Marketing Research by Holly Edmunds
- Advertising for a Small Business Made Simple by Bernard Ryan, Jr.
- How to Start a Home-based Craft Business by Kenn Oberrecht
- Legal Guide for Starting and Running a Small Business by Fred Steingold
- Health Service Businesses on Your Home-based PC by Rick Benzel
- Office at Home by Robert Scott
- Start and Run a Profitable Home-based Business by Edna Sheedy
- The Successful Business Plan, Secrets and Strategies by Rhonda Abrahms
- Simplified Small Business Accounting by Daniel Sitarz
- Record Keeping, The Secret to Growth and Profit by Linda Pinson
Other business titles and publications may be ordered through the library’s
public access catalog through an interlibrary loan system. Books arrive in about
one day. Librarians also recommend small business owners consult www.oplin.lib.oh.us
for resources.
Chesterhill Branch, Public library7520 Marion
Chesterhill, Ohio 43728
County Regulations
County Government, in many instances, administers licenses and
taxes for Ohio.
Be sure to fulfill your county responsibilities.
Failure to do so may result in the loss or delay in receiving a
necessary state license to operate your business.
Depending on your particular business and situation,
additional requirements may exist.
Be sure to check with each area after you have outlined
your particular situation for any additional applicable licenses,
permits, or taxes.Morgan County Auditor's Office155 East Main Street Room 216
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
Vendor’s License
Is required of most retail establishments
This is a state license, issued by the county that pertains to the Ohio Sales Tax (see State Sales Tax). The charge for this is $25.00 and does not have to be renewed.
The Auditor's office is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
For cigarette sales, a license is also required and costs $30.00 (prorated), depending on date purchased.
Contact:
County Government
Morgan County Commissioners
Can provide general information on county business requirements.
Provide referrals to other appropriate Economic and Small Business Development offices and personnel.
Morgan County has no zoning, building permits, or building inspection requirements.
The commissioners office is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The commission meets the second and fourth Thursday, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and every Monday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Commissioners are responsible for, have oversight of and make referrals to all County offices, including: Litter Prevention; Conservation Office; Director of Emergency Management Agency; Office on Aging and Economic Development.
Commissioners also approve financial transactions for the County.
Morgan County Commissioners740-962-3183
19 E. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756-1172
County Economic Development
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development DistrictWashington County Rd
Marietta, Ohio
45750
jgage@buckeyehills.org
Administers several small business loan programs that Morgan County businesses qualify for. See additional details in Chapter 6.
Enterprise Development CorporationPhone: 740-797-9646
Fax: 740-797-9659
9030 Hocking Hills Drive
The Plains, Ohio 45780
Administers several small business loan programs that Morgan County businesses qualify for. See additional details in Chapter 6.
Governor's Economic Development Office740-373-5150
Fax: 740-374-8038
308 Front St
Marietta, Ohio 45750
County Government Officials/Other Resources
Morgan County Engineer
Driveway permit required for commercial entranceway or location with a driveway on a county road.
Responsible for county road maintenance.
Maintain traffic counts on county roads.
If business will need utilities crossing or boring beneath road, owner must come in for a permit.
Contact to find out if business will be in a flood plain. If so, a state permit is required.
If the business is on a county, township or state road, business owner will come in to get an address at this office.
Office is open Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Contact:
19 E. Main Street
McConnelsville,Ohio,
43756
740-962-3183
Fax: 740-962-2014,
Personal Property Tax
When you obtain your vendor’s license, you are given the form to fill out to report personal property.
These returns must be filed with the County Auditor within 90 days after your first sale and thereafter on a yearly basis between February 15 and April 30.
Items such as inventory, machinery, etc., are taxed.
Real estate is not considered tangible personal property.
Morgan County Auditor's Office19 E. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio
43756
740-962-4475
County Health Department
Several municipalities in this area issue and administer this license and it would be wise to contact this county agency to identify any requirement.
Certain businesses may require approval and licensing by local health departments, for example, tattoo parlors, campgrounds, trailer parks.
The County Health Department issues restaurant and food service licensing, and are responsible for inspecting and approving all eating and lodging establishments. If food business, county tests well water annually.
There is an inspection, a waiting period, and a charge for this license, so be sure to apply early.
Fee for the food service license varies, depending on how food is prepared and stored -- $117 to $220. Fee is due on March 1st each year.
The County Health Department issues well and septic permits, reviews trash complaints outside the villages, and tracks birth and death statistics.
Licensing is also required for vending machines, mobile operations ($117) and temporary food service like at a fairgrounds ($35 per event).
The County Health Department issues permits for assuring that private water supplies, swimming pools and sewage disposal systems are properly installed and functioning.
Investigates any environmental problems which may pose a hazard to the public health.
Morgan County has NO plumbing code. Exception: commercial businesses are referred to Muskingum County Building Department (740-455-7905) to submit building plans to them to ensure everything meets state code (plumbing).
Business must comply with checklist of state regulations and license requirements.
Starting in March 2001, State Department of Agriculture will be transferring licensing and inspection of food establishments, like grocery stores and drug stores, to Morgan County Department of Health.
If you drill a well for a business, the Health Department refers to Ohio EPA for sample testing, which is done quarterly.
Contact:
Morgan County Health Department & Board of Health 4275 N. St. Rt. 376 NW
McConnelsville, Ohio
43756
740-962-4572
Home Bakery License
Home bakeries are licensed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture Division of Food Safety, but inspections are scheduled with the regional food inspector.
If you wish to sell baked good to the public, you must have your kitchen facilities inspected annually.
Ohio Department of Agriculture, Division of Food Safety
8995 E. Main Street
Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068
County Register of Deeds
Morgan County Register of Deeds
Filing of a certificate disclosing partners in partnership.
File deeds and mortgages.
Maintain real estate records, leases for oil, coal and gas; liens filed
-- for example, contractor would file a mechanic’s lien to put lien against
property for nonpayment.
Filing notice of commencement on new construction.
File financing statements for business equipment and small collateral
loans.
Morgan County Register of Deeds19 E. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio
43756
740-962-4051
Other Public Officials/Resources
Woodlands and Watersheds
The Southeast Ohio Forestry Initiative
A project developed as a result of several forestry issues and opportunities in southeastern Ohio. Goal of project is to expand partnerships to provide timely information to woodland owners. Newsletter (author, Eric Norland, Extension Specialist, Natural Resources, OSU Extension) targets woodland owner, professional logger, and information on timber pricing and harvesting.
The Southeast Ohio Forestry Initiative, ODNR – Division of Soil and Water Conservation225 Underwood St., Suite 500
Zanesville, Ohio 43701
City Overview
Village of McConnelsville
CHAPTER 2
VILLAGE OF McCONNELSVILLE
Municipal Government requirements are as important as the requirements imposed by any other level of government. Be sure to ask each agency you contact if they know of any additional requirements for which you are responsible. Local regulations vary a great deal from community to community.
A. MUNICIPAL TAXES
· Municipal taxes are levied and collected by several different methods in Morgan County.
· Municipal taxes are collected through each municipality’s court system.
· Contact the City, Village or Township Hall of the legal municipality in which you intend to operate and identify what taxing agency with which you are to deal.
· Contact the appropriate taxing agency and identify your tax responsibilities.
· Employers are responsible for withholding tax payments from their employees and remitting this to the appropriate taxing authority when due.
· In addition to the tax on individual wages, a municipal income tax also exists on net profits of corporations, partnerships, estates, and trusts.
· Be sure to recognize this liability and take the required steps to obtain the necessary forms so that you may file within the prescribed time period.
· In McConnelsville, the village levies a 1% income tax.
· In McConnelsville, there is no local sales tax.
· Business owners may activate an income tax account with the city by phone, mail or in person.
· The Income Tax office is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Thursday.
· Deadlines for withholding tax payments are due quarterly. Businesses are required to file an annual tax return no later than April 30.
Contact:
v Village of McConnelsville Municipal Income Tax Office
Village Offices
9 W. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
Telephone: 740-962-3163
Fax: 740-962-6127
Village of Malta
Municipal Government requirements are as important as the
requirements imposed by any other level of government. Be sure to
ask each agency you contact if they know of any additional
requirements for which you are responsible. Local regulations
vary a great deal from community to community.
The Village of Malta has no zoning code in effect.
Building permit is required. Fee is $10.00 for projects $250 - $1,000. Building permit is not needed for projects under $250. For projects over $1,000, fee is $10 + $2 for every $1,000 of construction.
Permit is required for water and sewer hookups. Fee is based on distance from service line.
Village of MaltaTax Commisssioner and Utility Clerk
449 Main Street
Malta, OH 43758
740-962-4971
Fax: 740-962-4254 ,
Municipal Taxes
Municipal taxes are levied and collected by several different methods
in Morgan County.
Municipal taxes are collected through each municipality’s court
system.
Contact the City, Village or Township Hall of the legal municipality
in which you intend to operate and identify what taxing agency with which you
are to deal.
Contact the appropriate taxing agency and identify your tax responsibilities.
Employers are responsible for withholding tax payments from their employees
and remitting this to the appropriate taxing authority when due.
In addition to the tax on individual wages, a municipal income tax
also exists on net profits of corporations, partnerships, estates, and trusts.
Be sure to recognize this liability and take the required steps to
obtain the necessary forms so that you may file within the prescribed time period.
In Malta, the village levies a 1% income tax.
In Malta, there is no local sales tax.
Business owners may activate an income tax account with the city by
phone, mail or in person.
The Income Tax office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Deadlines for withholding tax payments are due quarterly. Businesses
are required to file an annual tax return no later than April 30.Responsible for tax and building permits.
Village of Malta Tax Commissioner and Utility Clerk
100 Fifth Street
Malta, Ohio 43758
740-962-4971
Municipal Government Officials/Other Resources
Village of Malta Mayor's Office Village Offices
Mayor
449 Main Street
Malta, Ohio 43758
740-962-4971
The Mayor's Office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Driver’s Examiner (from the State Highway Patrol) is available
on Tuesdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Mayor’s Office.
Village of Malta Mayor's Office
Village Offices
449 Main Street
Malta, Ohio 43758
The Mayor's Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri
740-962-4971
Fax: 740-962-4254,
Village of Malta Clerk/Treasurer449 Main Street
Malta, OH 43758
740-962-4971
Fax: 740-962-4254
Malta, Ohio 43758
Manages Village financial records; legislation and ordinances; payroll.
Village of Malta Mayor's Office Village Offices
Mayor
449 Main Street
Malta, OH 43758
740-962-4971
Driver’s Examiner (from the State Highway Patrol) is available on Tuesdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Mayor’s Office.
Village of Malta Administrator449 Main Street
Malta, Ohio 43758
740-962-4971
Fax: 740-962-4254
Responsible for utilities; street department; water and sewer hookups.
Malta Village CouncilPresident
449 Main Street
Malta, Ohio 43758
740-962-4971
The Malta Village Council meets the first and third Thursday of each month at the Mayor’s Office in Council Chambers.
Police Department37 E. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
Village of Malta is served by Morgan County Sheriff’s Department
Village of Stockport
Municipal Government requirements are as important as the
requirements imposed by any other level of government. Be sure to
ask each agency you contact if they know of any additional
requirements for which you are responsible. Local regulations
vary a great deal from community to community.
Village of StockportVillage Administrator
1965 Main Street, 1st Floor
P.O. Box 158
Stockport, Ohio 43787
Oversees streets, cemetery, sewer and water. Business owners to contact for hookups: $400 for water hookup; $500 for ¾” sewer tap – more expensive if larger tap.
Municipal Government Officials/Other Resources
Village of Stockport Clerk/Treasurer’s OfficeClerk/Treasurer
1965 Main Street, 1st Floor
P.O. Box 158
Stockport, Ohio 43787
Manages Village payroll, financial records, and ordinances.
Stockport Village Council1965 Main Street, 1st Floor
P.O. Box 158
Stockport, Ohio 43787
740-559-2411
The Stockport Village Council meets the third Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Mayor’s Office.
Village of Stockport Clerk/Treasurer’s Office1965 Main Street, 1st Floor
P.O. Box 158
Stockport, Ohio 43787
740-559-2411
Manages Village payroll, financial records, and ordinances.
Village of StockportVillage Administrator
1965 Main Street, 1st Floor
P.O. Box 158
Stockport, Ohio 43787
Oversees streets, cemetery, sewer and water. Business owners to contact for hookups: $400 for water hookup; $500 for ¾” sewer tap – more expensive if larger tap.
Stockport Village Council1965 Main Street, 1st Floor
P.O. Box 158
Stockport, Ohio 43787
740-559-2411
The Stockport Village Council meets the third Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Mayor’s Office.
Village of Stockport Volunteer Fire DepartmentMain Street
Stockport, Ohio 43787
740-559-2311 (nonemergency)
Municipal Taxes
The Village of Stockport imposes no income tax.
The Village of Stockport imposes no local sales tax.
Village of Chesterhill
Municipal Government requirements are as important as the
requirements imposed by any other level of government. Be sure to
ask each agency you contact if they know of any additional
requirements for which you are responsible. Local regulations
vary a great deal from community to community.
The Village of Chesterhill has no zoning code in effect.
Village refers business owners to Jim Waymer, Muskingum County (740-455-7905), for all commercial code requirements and building requirements. State fees only are paid.
No local building fees or permits.
Municipal Government Officials/Other Resources
Village of Chesterhill Mayor's OfficeMayor
7575 Marion St.
Chesterhill, Ohio 43728
740-554-6994
Contact the Mayor’s Office or Village Administrator to schedule an appointment. Summer 2001 the Village of Chesterhill will open a new library, a new Village Hall and a new water tower.
Village of Chesterhill Village AdministratorVillage Administrator
7575 Marion St.
Chesterhill, Ohio 43728
The Village Administrator oversees water, streets and facilities, including Henman Park. The Village of Chesterhill does not provide sewer service. Private septic system must be put in and must be approved by Morgan County Health Department. Water tap fee is $700. Contact Mr. Grove for hookup.
Village of Chesterhill ClerkClerk
7575 Marion St.
Chesterhill, Ohio 43728
740-554-6994
Chesterhill Village Council740-554-6994
740-554-2100
72 W. Main Street
P.O. Box 191
Chesterhill, Ohio 43728
The Chesterhill Village Council meets the first Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Volunteer Fire Department.
Police Department37 E. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
Village of Chesterhill is served by Morgan County Sheriff’s Department
Village of Chesterhill Fire DepartmentFire Chief
P.O. Box 138
Chesterhill, OH 43728
740-551-6801 (non emergency)
Municipal Taxes
The Village of Chesterhill imposes no income tax.
The Village of Chesterhill has no local sales taxes.
No special business taxes are levied on area businesses.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McCONNELSVILLE
Broadway & Jefferson
P.O. Box 131
Stockport, Ohio 43787
PEOPLE’S BANK68 S. Kennebec Avenue
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
MALTA NATIONAL BANK10 Third Street
Malta, Ohio 43758
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McCONNELSVILLE
86 N. Kennebec Avenue
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
CENTURY NATIONAL BANK50 W. Third Street
Malta, Ohio 43758
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF McCONNELSVILLE
100 E. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
PEOPLE’S BANK7400 Marion Street
Chesterhill, Ohio 43728
MICHAEL D. LOWE59 N. 7th Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
JOHN A. WELLS36 W. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
KEN HANSON39 S. 8th Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
EASTEP KIPLEY LAW OFFICES100 S. Kennebec Avenue
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
CHRISTIE & CHRISTIE & WELLS36 W. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
McCLAIN HILL RUGG & ASSOCIATES INC.395 Lincoln Park Dr
New Lexington
Ohio, 43764
740-342-3512
MAX C. BINGMAN & ASSOCIATES182 W. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
GREER INSURANCE 2570 W. Echo Hill Road
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
ROBERTS & THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY69 S. 7th Street
P.O. Box 479
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
GRANGE INSURANCE
MASTERSON INSURANCE
45 W. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
NATIONWIDE INSURANCE LARRY D. MORIN INSURANCE
167 S. Kennebec Avenue
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
COULSON INSURANCE1 W. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
JAMES INSURANCE AGENCY3420 Market Street
Stockport, Ohio 43787
ASHFORD – MacLEAN INSURANCE42 S. Main Street
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
MARKINETICS INC
MARKETEERSP.O. Box 148
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
MORGAN NET PLUS126 West Main Street
McConnelsville
Ohio, 43756
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