VILLAGE OF DALTON
Dennis Finley - Mayor
Jamie Grimmett - Fiscal Officer
townhall@daltonohio.gov
(330) 828-2221
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Thursday 8:30 am - 4 pm
Fridays 8:30 am - 3 pm
Important Notices for Village Residents
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THE VILLAGE OF DALTON IS HIRING
The Village of Dalton is seeking a dedicated BPA Clerk who is committed to outstanding customer service, possesses impeccable integrity, demonstrates outstanding organizational skills, and thrives as a team player. Strong communication and basic computer skills are essential.
Duties include utility billing, processing payments, making deposits, basic bookkeeping tasks and other duties as assigned by the Fiscal Officer. The successful candidate must effectively communicate and work with customers, vendors and other coworkers.
This position will remain open until filled. Interested candidates who meet these qualifications are encouraged to apply.
Click here for a fillable pdf version of our application.
*Village Trick-or-Treat Hours*
The village will observe trick-or-treating on Halloween, Saturday, October 31, from 2:00PM to 5:00PM
*Village Leaf Collection*
Leaf pickup starts in early November (1st or 2nd week). The Street Department will be making continuous rounds, till the end of November no fixed date for individual streets.
How to participate:
- Rake leaves directly to the curb.
- OR, bring them to the dedicated leaf bin located at the Street Department.
Absolutely NO sticks, rocks or grass in leaf piles or in the Street Department bin!
*Hydrant Flushing Notice*
The village will be conducting routine fire hydrant flushing from November 1 through November 15th.
Residents may experience temporary water discoloration or reduced water pressure during this time. If your water appears discolored, please run your cold water until it runs clear before using it.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to maintain the village's water system.
Upcoming public meetings in the Village:
STREET COMMITTEE - Thursday, October 29 at 6 PM
FINANCE COMMITTEE - Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00.
Village Council - Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.
Board of Public Affairs - Meets the 3rd Tuesday of the month @ 10 am in the lower level of Village Hall
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - Meets as needed.
PLANNING COMMISSION - Meets as needed.
CRA Committee - Meets as needed.
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VIDEO PRESENTATION US30/SR94
VIDEO Edwards and SR21 Traffic Flow
US30/SR94 Improvements Presentation
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS may be obtained or viewed in their entirety at Dalton Village Hall, 1 West Main Street, during normal business hours.
LISTING OF ORDINANCES FOR 2026
LISTING OF RESOLUTIONS FOR 2026
MEETING MINUTES FOR 2026
LISTING OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS FOR 2025
LISTING OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS FOR 2024
EPA Dalton Water Inventory : Please see the link below for details.
Dalton Water Inventory
Click here for Ohio's new fireworks law
Village of Dalton offers a text alert system to keep residents informed of official Village information. Contact Village Hall at 330.828.2221 to be included in this service.
DRINKING WATER REPORT 2025
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Mayor
VILLAGE COUNCIL
MEMBERS
Marty Boggs - Marty.Boggs@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2029
James Bucklew - James.Bucklew@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2027
David Gibson - David.Gibson@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2027
Charles Henning - Charles.Henning@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2029
Jim Lucas - Jim.Lucas@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2029
Patrick Sword -Patrick.Sword@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2029
COMMITTEES
Cemetery Board
Patrick Sword, Don Meager, Dave Reynolds, Don Thacker
CRA Negotiating Committee
Meribeth Burns, Jamie Grimmett, Barbara Biro, Jim Lucas, Sara Danner, Dennis Finley, Russell Robertson
Finance/Audit
Dave Gibson, Jim Bucklew and Jim Lucas
Planning Commission
Dennis Finley, Steve Rabatin, Ryan Sprunger, Jim Lucas and Dave Reynolds
Safety
Jim Bucklew, Marty Boggs and Dave Gibson
Street & Park
Charles Henning, Marty Boggs and Patrick Sword
Tax Board
Randy Fath, Laura Martin, Dave Warner
Marty Boggs - Marty.Boggs@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2029
James Bucklew - James.Bucklew@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2027
David Gibson - David.Gibson@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2027
Charles Henning - Charles.Henning@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2029
Jim Lucas - Jim.Lucas@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2029
Patrick Sword -Patrick.Sword@daltonohio.gov
Term Ending December 31, 2029
COMMITTEES
Cemetery Board
Patrick Sword, Don Meager, Dave Reynolds, Don Thacker
CRA Negotiating Committee
Meribeth Burns, Jamie Grimmett, Barbara Biro, Jim Lucas, Sara Danner, Dennis Finley, Russell Robertson
Finance/Audit
Dave Gibson, Jim Bucklew and Jim Lucas
Planning Commission
Dennis Finley, Steve Rabatin, Ryan Sprunger, Jim Lucas and Dave Reynolds
Safety
Jim Bucklew, Marty Boggs and Dave Gibson
Street & Park
Charles Henning, Marty Boggs and Patrick Sword
Tax Board
Randy Fath, Laura Martin, Dave Warner
ORDINANCES AND BUILDING REGULATIONS
Ordinance and Building regulations forms
WATER AND WASTEWATER
The water and sewer departments question can be directed to water@daltonohio.gov
For questions concerning billing, Village Hall can be reached at 330-828-2221 or bpa.clerk@daltonohio.gov
or visit our billing portal
BPA Handbook Rev 7/2023
2022 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR)
For questions concerning billing, Village Hall can be reached at 330-828-2221 or bpa.clerk@daltonohio.gov
or visit our billing portal
BPA Handbook Rev 7/2023
2022 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR)
BOARD Of Public Affairs
CHAIR
Francis Woodruff Term Ending December 31, 2029
Dave Nussbaum Term Ending December 31, 2027
Mike Scheibe Term Ending December 31, 2027
CLERK
Francis Woodruff Term Ending December 31, 2029
Dave Nussbaum Term Ending December 31, 2027
Mike Scheibe Term Ending December 31, 2027
CLERK
WATER AND SEWER RATES
WATER:
Residential or Commercial Tap-in Fee - $2000.00 plus applicable charges
Monthly water usage charges for residential or commercial accounts:
Bulk water sales:
$20.00 per thousand gallons, plus $40.00 meter hook up fee per day.
SEWER:
Residential Tap-in Fee, in or out of the Village Limits- $2,500.00 per residential dwelling unit,
Additional charges may apply to residential tap in fees.
Commercial Tap-in Fee, in or out of the Village limits, is based on the size of the building:
$2,500.00 for a commercial unit less than 2,500 sq ft;
$5,000.00 for a commercial unit between 2,500 -4,999 square ft;
$7,500.00 for a commercial unit between 5,000 - 14,999 sq ft.;
$7,500.00 for a commercial unit over 15,000 sq ft, plus an additional $100.00 for every 1,000 sq ft over 15,000 sq ft.
Additional charges may apply to commercial tap-in fees.
Monthly sewer usage charges for residential or commercial accounts:
A 10% discount on water and sewer rates is available for residents 65 years of age and older.
Residential or Commercial Tap-in Fee - $2000.00 plus applicable charges
Monthly water usage charges for residential or commercial accounts:
For Residents:
- If the usage is less than or equal to 3000 gallons per month, the monthly charge shall be $16.96;
If the usage is greater than 3000 gallons per month, the monthly charge shall be $7.92 per 1,000 gallons, after the first 3,000 gallons;
- If the usage is not available, an estimated usage shall be used:
For Non-Residents:
- If the usage is less than or equal to 3000 gallons per month, the monthly charge shall be $25.44;
If the usage is greater than 3000 gallons per month, the monthly charge shall be $11.87 per 1,000 gallons, after the first 3,000 gallons;
- If the usage is not available, an estimated usage shall be used:
Bulk water sales:
$20.00 per thousand gallons, plus $40.00 meter hook up fee per day.
SEWER:
Residential Tap-in Fee, in or out of the Village Limits- $2,500.00 per residential dwelling unit,
Additional charges may apply to residential tap in fees.
Commercial Tap-in Fee, in or out of the Village limits, is based on the size of the building:
$2,500.00 for a commercial unit less than 2,500 sq ft;
$5,000.00 for a commercial unit between 2,500 -4,999 square ft;
$7,500.00 for a commercial unit between 5,000 - 14,999 sq ft.;
$7,500.00 for a commercial unit over 15,000 sq ft, plus an additional $100.00 for every 1,000 sq ft over 15,000 sq ft.
Additional charges may apply to commercial tap-in fees.
Monthly sewer usage charges for residential or commercial accounts:
If the usage is less than or equal to 3000 gallons per month, the monthly charge shall be $35.81;
- If the usage is greater than 3000 gallons but less than 25,000 gallons per month, the monthly charge shall be $11.90 per 1,000 gallons;
If the usage is greater than 25,000 gallons per month, the monthly charge shall be $13.60 per 1000 gallons;
If the usage is not available, an estimated usage shall be used.
All users of the Dalton Sanitary Sewer System and Sewage Disposal Plant outside of the Village of the Dalton corporation limits shall be charged a rate of 50% higher than the rates listed above for the same amount of gallons used for users within the corporation limits.
A 10% discount on water and sewer rates is available for residents 65 years of age and older.
WATER and Sewer forms and contacts
ACH Payment Authorization
Senior Discount Application
Application for Water and Sewer Services
Contact Village Hall with billing questions at (330) 828-2221 ext: 1003 or email bpa@daltonohio.gov
Senior Discount Application
Application for Water and Sewer Services
Contact Village Hall with billing questions at (330) 828-2221 ext: 1003 or email bpa@daltonohio.gov
Account Information
BACKFLOW PREVENTION, EDUCATION AND REPORTING
Backflow Prevention
What is Backflow?
Backflow can be described as "a reversal of the normal direction of flow within a piping system or as "the flow of water or other liquids, mixtures or substances into the distribution pipes of a potable water supply from any source other then the intended source of the potable water supply.
The potential for a backflow condition occurring in a water system is all too likely in many of our homes, factories and public buildings. The existence of improper plumbing connections presents cross-connections that may, under backflow conditions, permit the water to flow the wrong way within the piping.
The probability of backflow taking place at any given outlet may actually be very small. But in view of the large number of service connections, the multiple cross-connections at each service connection and the potential for cross-connections to be created, than the probability becomes very significant and must be dealt with in a positive manner.
What is Cross-Connection?
A cross-connection can be described as “any arrangement whereby backflow can occur”, or as “any arrangement of pipes, fittings, fixtures, or devices that connects a non-potable water system to a potable water system”. It is the point at which a water-using fixture is connected to the water user's potable water system.
An unprotected cross-connection provides the path or route through which backflow can occur.
It can be:
It can be:
- Permanent or temporary
- Actual or potential
- Direct (subject to backpressure & back siphonage) such as a boiler or indirect (subject to back siphonage only) such as a toilet tank fill valve
Some of the more common examples are:
- boiler make-up lines
- chiller make-up lines
- fire protection systems
- spray hoses
- suction tees or aspirators
- urinals
- tanks or vats with a submerged inlet
- X-ray & photo developing equipment
- irrigation systems
- commercial grade dishwashers
- hand-held lawn sprayers
- pressure washers
- commercial grade garbage disposals or grinders
- soap, sanitizer, or wax induction systems
- a janitor's sink with a hose attached
- hose bibs with a hose attached
- toilet tanks
Please report any suspected cross-connections to the Village of Dalton at (330) 828-2221.
2024 EPA WATER LINE INVENTORY
Questions and Answers About Cross-Connection Control
Backflow Regulations Update from the Ohio EPA
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT
To View or download the Village of Dalton's 2024 Consumer Confidence Report, Click here
To View or download the Village of Dalton's 2023 Consumer Confidence Report, Click here
To View or download the Village of Dalton's 2022 Consumer Confidence Report, Click here
Paper copies available at Village Hall by request. Contact 330.828.2221 ext:1003 or email BPA@daltonohio.gov
To View or download the Village of Dalton's 2023 Consumer Confidence Report, Click here
To View or download the Village of Dalton's 2022 Consumer Confidence Report, Click here
Paper copies available at Village Hall by request. Contact 330.828.2221 ext:1003 or email BPA@daltonohio.gov
Utility Assistance Program
Bpa COMMITTEE MINUTES
Street Department
The Village of Dalton Street Department is dedicated to keeping our community safe, clean, and well-maintained year around. In addition to seasonal leaf collection, snow and ice removal, road maintenance, storm water management, and public space upkeep. Including maintaining our local parks, village cemetery, and walking paths our team works hard to maintain the high quality of life our residents enjoy.
INFORMATION FOR RESIDENTS
Leaf pickup starts in early November (1st or 2nd week). The Street Department will be making continuous rounds, till the end of November no fixed date for individual streets.
How to participate:
Absolutely NO sticks, rocks or grass in leaf piles or in the Street Department bin!
Department Hours & Contact Information
P.O. Box 493
Dalton, Ohio 44618
Staff & Leadership:
David Reynolds- Street Superintendent/ Director of Public Services
Robert Franks- Street laborer
INFORMATION FOR RESIDENTS
Leaf pickup starts in early November (1st or 2nd week). The Street Department will be making continuous rounds, till the end of November no fixed date for individual streets.
How to participate:
- Rake leaves directly to the curb.
- OR, bring them to the dedicated leaf bin located at the Street Department.
Absolutely NO sticks, rocks or grass in leaf piles or in the Street Department bin!
Department Hours & Contact Information
- Hours of Operation: Monday- Friday 8am-2pm
- Street Garage: (330)828-0082
- Email: street@daltonohio.gov
- Location & Mailing:
P.O. Box 493
Dalton, Ohio 44618
Staff & Leadership:
David Reynolds- Street Superintendent/ Director of Public Services
Robert Franks- Street laborer
PARK RESERVATIONS AND BALL FIELD RENTALS
Pavilion Rental
Mill Street - $15.00
(Per day / Per pavilion)
Freet Street -$50.00
(Per day / Per Pavilion)
Rental of the pavilions provides access to the park amenities provided they are not separately reserved by another party.
Baseball Fields
Mill Street - $75.00
(Per day)
Freet Street - $75.00
(Per day / Per field)
Basketball Court
Freet Street -$150.00
(Per day / Includes one pavilion)
Refundable Security Deposit - $100.00
Entire Village Green Park - $750.00
Contact Village Hall at (330) 828-2221 to reserve parks/pavilions or for additional information.
Mill Street - $15.00
(Per day / Per pavilion)
Freet Street -$50.00
(Per day / Per Pavilion)
Rental of the pavilions provides access to the park amenities provided they are not separately reserved by another party.
Baseball Fields
Mill Street - $75.00
(Per day)
Freet Street - $75.00
(Per day / Per field)
Basketball Court
Freet Street -$150.00
(Per day / Includes one pavilion)
Refundable Security Deposit - $100.00
Entire Village Green Park - $750.00
Contact Village Hall at (330) 828-2221 to reserve parks/pavilions or for additional information.
Park contacts and Forms
Athletic Use Agreement
Park/Pavilion Rental Agreement
Contact Dave Reynolds, Street Superintendent/Director of Public Services at (330) 828-0082 or email street@daltonohio.gov with question or for addition information.
Park/Pavilion Rental Agreement
Contact Dave Reynolds, Street Superintendent/Director of Public Services at (330) 828-0082 or email street@daltonohio.gov with question or for addition information.
RAILS TO TRAILS
Dalton is blessed to be the starting point for a family friendly walking path with parking and restrooms at the Village Green Park. The trail follows a beautiful route through the country and ends in Stark County at the Bottoms Park in Massillon.
RAILS TO TRAILS OF WAYNE COUNTY
RAILS TO TRAILS OF WAYNE COUNTY
ODOT Traffic Cam at 94&30
DALTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
MISSION
Through collaborative efforts and partnerships, the Dalton Police Department guards the life, property, and constitutional rights of all.
The Department pursues justice with compassion and respect for ALL RESIDENTS to ensure a safe and secure community.
VISION
The Dalton Police Department, trusted and respected by the entirety of its residents, proactively and cooperatively serves the community by providing exceptional police services that enable the safety, security, and well-being of all citizens.
VALUES
Integrity - We conduct ourselves with uncompromised honesty, honor, and ethics.
Human Dignity - We acknowledge and recognize the value, worth, and rights of all residents.
Justice - We serve our community in an unbiased and impartial manner, applying equal
protection to all under the law.
Professionalism - We are accountable to ourselves and the public for the quality of our service.
We seek to continuously improve ourselves, our department, and our community
relationships.
Leadership - We entrust and demand that our members lead ethically and responsibly within
the Department and in the community we serve.
Click here to join our team of police professionals.
PROTECTING MISSING AND ENDANGERED CHILDREN
Click here to listen to the Orrville Area Chamber of Commerce Safety Council presentation.
DPD Programs & Activities
CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM (CIT)
All Officer are certified CIT and are encouraged to update this training so that they may better understand citizens in need.
OFFICER HEALTH AND WELLNESS
DPD has a certified counselor on staff who is also a Police Officer. His duties include assisting first responders who experience countless critical incidents, traumatic events, and routine work stress on a daily basis. These stressors can have a significant impact on the physical, mental, and relational health of first responders and their families. Learning to recognize these needs in officers help our department be more balanced as professionals. Officers with good mental welfare and health provide better service for residents.
US MARSHAL TASK FORCE
DPD has two Officer attached to the US Marshals Fugitive Task force. His main responsibility is to assist with locating missing and abducted children in Wayne, and surrounding, counties. He also assists with yearly compliance checks of registered sex offenders in neighboring counties.
FIRST AID
DPD has a certified Paramedic, Firefighter Level2, Fire investigator technician, Arson investigator, Fire instructor, BLS instructor and Tactical paramedic. This officer provides training to the Police Department in various areas.
DRONE
DPD has one certified Drone piolet with a FAA Part 107, with plans to certify additional officers in the near future.
SAFE COMMUNITIES' COALITION
DPD has one officer on the Governor’s Safety Office, which includes such programs as Prom Education, driver safety programs, Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over, Click-it or Ticket, and high school seat belt survey.
All Officer are certified CIT and are encouraged to update this training so that they may better understand citizens in need.
OFFICER HEALTH AND WELLNESS
DPD has a certified counselor on staff who is also a Police Officer. His duties include assisting first responders who experience countless critical incidents, traumatic events, and routine work stress on a daily basis. These stressors can have a significant impact on the physical, mental, and relational health of first responders and their families. Learning to recognize these needs in officers help our department be more balanced as professionals. Officers with good mental welfare and health provide better service for residents.
US MARSHAL TASK FORCE
DPD has two Officer attached to the US Marshals Fugitive Task force. His main responsibility is to assist with locating missing and abducted children in Wayne, and surrounding, counties. He also assists with yearly compliance checks of registered sex offenders in neighboring counties.
FIRST AID
DPD has a certified Paramedic, Firefighter Level2, Fire investigator technician, Arson investigator, Fire instructor, BLS instructor and Tactical paramedic. This officer provides training to the Police Department in various areas.
DRONE
DPD has one certified Drone piolet with a FAA Part 107, with plans to certify additional officers in the near future.
SAFE COMMUNITIES' COALITION
DPD has one officer on the Governor’s Safety Office, which includes such programs as Prom Education, driver safety programs, Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over, Click-it or Ticket, and high school seat belt survey.
DPD AWARDS and recognitions
Life Saving Award
DPD Officer was called to a disturbance and quickly recognized that two males needed medical attention due to drug overdose. Both men were in an area hospital for over 10 days and nearly died. The Officers quick decision making did save these men’s lives.
Citation of Merit
DPD Officer was awarded a Citation of Merit from US Marshal Peter J Elliott, Cleveland Division for his efforts in working thirty hours straight to help capture a fugitive wanted in a double homicide.
Officer of the Year
The Wayne County Children Services Board has recognized a DPD Officer as their Officer of the Year.
DPD Officer was called to a disturbance and quickly recognized that two males needed medical attention due to drug overdose. Both men were in an area hospital for over 10 days and nearly died. The Officers quick decision making did save these men’s lives.
Citation of Merit
DPD Officer was awarded a Citation of Merit from US Marshal Peter J Elliott, Cleveland Division for his efforts in working thirty hours straight to help capture a fugitive wanted in a double homicide.
Officer of the Year
The Wayne County Children Services Board has recognized a DPD Officer as their Officer of the Year.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ASSISTANT CHIEF- Ryan Sprunger Ryan.Sprunger@daltonohio.gov
LIEUTENANT- Spencer Mason Spencer.Mason@daltonohio.gov
LIEUTENANT- Lane Knox Lane.Knox@daltonohio.gov
EMS LIEUTENANT- Natasha Horst Natasha.Horst@daltonohio.gov
Click here to access an application for employment to the Dalton Fire Department.
Employment applications are also available at Village Hall, or by request by emailing townhall@daltonohio.gov.
"Neighbor Helping Neighbor"
CEMETERY BOARD
Don Meager
Council Member- Christina Layfield
Dave Reynolds, Street Superintendent/Director of Public Services
Don Thacker
Dalton Community Historical Society
Formed in 1978 with a mission to collect, preserve and display historical material, the Dalton Community Historical Society is located at 115 East Main Street, Dalton. The Society is open the first Sunday of each month from 1PM-4PM, holds open houses throughout the year, and is open by appointment.
The Old Eagle Hotel and Tavern: Build as a log cabin in 1821, the building was donated to the Society by Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Santmyer and moved to its present site in July 1979.
Fire/Carriage House: Our newest building is home to a 1936 Reo Seagraves fire truck, the town's second fire truck, a circa-1875 Schultz Wagon, Scouting and FFA displays.
Museum: Housing the majority of displays, the Museum was dedicated in 1996. It features collections of photographs, school memorabilia, and many nostalgic items from Dalton's past.
Hours of Operation: The Society is open the first Sunday of each month from 1PM-4PM and is open by appointment.
Become a member of the Dalton Community Historical Society!
Meetings are held the second Monday of each month starting @ 6:30pm.
Annual Memberships:
Individual - $15.00
Couple - $25.00
Business - $35.00
Student - $1.00
Lifetime - $200.00
Donations of historical significance to Dalton's past are always welcome!
Dalton Community Historical Society
PO Box 273, Dalton, Ohio 44618
daltonhistoricalsociety@gmail.com
For additional information, please call Town Hall at 330.828.2221
The Old Eagle Hotel and Tavern: Build as a log cabin in 1821, the building was donated to the Society by Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Santmyer and moved to its present site in July 1979.
Fire/Carriage House: Our newest building is home to a 1936 Reo Seagraves fire truck, the town's second fire truck, a circa-1875 Schultz Wagon, Scouting and FFA displays.
Museum: Housing the majority of displays, the Museum was dedicated in 1996. It features collections of photographs, school memorabilia, and many nostalgic items from Dalton's past.
Hours of Operation: The Society is open the first Sunday of each month from 1PM-4PM and is open by appointment.
Become a member of the Dalton Community Historical Society!
Meetings are held the second Monday of each month starting @ 6:30pm.
Annual Memberships:
Individual - $15.00
Couple - $25.00
Business - $35.00
Student - $1.00
Lifetime - $200.00
Donations of historical significance to Dalton's past are always welcome!
Dalton Community Historical Society
PO Box 273, Dalton, Ohio 44618
daltonhistoricalsociety@gmail.com
For additional information, please call Town Hall at 330.828.2221
CEMETERY RATES
GRAVES
Village Residents - $575.00
Non-residents - $775.00
OPENING AND CLOSING OF GRAVES
Weekdays - $650.00
Service arriving at the cemetery after 2:30 will be charged an additional $100 per hour from 3:00 P.M. until the grave is closed.
Saturday - $825.00
Service arriving at the cemetery on Saturday will be charged an additional $100 per hour from 12:00 P.M. until the grave is closed.
No Burials on Sundays or Holidays
INFANT GRAVES
Babyland Graves - $75.00
O/C Less then 36" - $200.00
O/C 36"- 48" - $275.00
CREMATION
Standard - $200.00
With fiberglass vault - $275.00
Saturdays - $350.00
VAULTS
Oversized vaults - $1350.00
(Larger then 36” x 96”)
DISINTERMENT
Open/Close $1100.00
FOUNDATIONS
Contact Ohio Monuments at 330.828.8194 for foundation pricing.
Please contact Village Hall for general information (330.828.2221) or Dave Reynolds, Director of Public Services, (330.828.0082) with specific questions, requests for information or plot availability/purchases during regular business hours only (no Saturday or Sunday calls, please).
FIND A GRAVE
Local Churches
TAXES
As of August 1, 2021, the Village of Dalton has contracted with CCA - Division of Taxation to administer all income tax functions, including payment and tax returns.
DO NOT SEND MUNICIPAL TAX RETURNS OR PAYMENTS TO THE VILLAGE OF DALTON.
The Village's income tax structure remains the same, the tax rate is 1.5% with 100% residence credit, not to exceed 1.5% for taxes paid to another municipality.
Please contact CCA - Division of Taxation, Monday through Friday, at 1.800.223.6317 or 216.664.2070 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Additional information at ccatax.ci.cleveland.oh.us
Mail Payments and Returns to:
CCA - Division of Taxation
205 W. Saint Clair Ave
Cleveland, OH 44113-1503
CCA Division of Taxation offers residents no cost, tax preparation service. Click the link to download a Taxpayer Assistance form.
CCA Taxpayer Assistance Form
Click here for Village of Dalton Municipal Tax Return Form
Click here for Quarterly Estimated Tax Payment Form
Click here for Employers' Quarterly Return Form
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q. Who must file?
A. All full or part time residents of the Village 18 years of age and older are required to file a yearly tax return whether or not any tax is due. Also, any nonresident who owns rental property within the Village limits must file an annual tax return.
Q. What is the income tax rate?
A. The Village of Dalton's income tax rate is 1.5%. This is payable on you're gross income.
Q. What if my employer already withholds tax?
A. The Village will give credit up to 1.5% for taxes paid to another municipality. If the tax base is less then 1.5%, the balance is paid to the Village. If it is more then 1.5%, no credit is given for the difference since the original tax was not paid to the Village.
Q. What if I am self-employed or do not work for an employer that withholds municipal taxes?
A. If you estimate that you will owe $200 or more in tax (after credits and withholding, if any), then you should make quarterly estimated payments. These estimated payments may be required if you have taxable income that is not subject to withholding, if you have business income in an Ohio municipality and/or if you owe additional tax to the municipality where you reside. Common examples include: lump sum payments related to employment, self-employment income, or other sources of income not subject to employer withholding. If you are required to make estimated payments and do not, you may be subject to penalty and interest.
Q. What if I moved during the year?
A. Whether you moved into or out of the Village, you are still liable for the time of the year you resided within the Village limits. You should always notify the tax department of any address changes.
Q. When is the return due?
A. The return is due April 15. Penalty and interest will be added accordingly for those who file late.
Q. Are business or rental losses deductible for W-2 wages?
A. No
Q. What about military income?
A. Military pay is not taxable for the Village.
Q. Is disability income taxable?
A. Partial disability income is taxable for the Village; permanent disability income is not taxable for the Village.
DO NOT SEND MUNICIPAL TAX RETURNS OR PAYMENTS TO THE VILLAGE OF DALTON.
The Village's income tax structure remains the same, the tax rate is 1.5% with 100% residence credit, not to exceed 1.5% for taxes paid to another municipality.
Please contact CCA - Division of Taxation, Monday through Friday, at 1.800.223.6317 or 216.664.2070 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Additional information at ccatax.ci.cleveland.oh.us
Mail Payments and Returns to:
CCA - Division of Taxation
205 W. Saint Clair Ave
Cleveland, OH 44113-1503
CCA Division of Taxation offers residents no cost, tax preparation service. Click the link to download a Taxpayer Assistance form.
CCA Taxpayer Assistance Form
Click here for Village of Dalton Municipal Tax Return Form
Click here for Quarterly Estimated Tax Payment Form
Click here for Employers' Quarterly Return Form
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q. Who must file?
A. All full or part time residents of the Village 18 years of age and older are required to file a yearly tax return whether or not any tax is due. Also, any nonresident who owns rental property within the Village limits must file an annual tax return.
Q. What is the income tax rate?
A. The Village of Dalton's income tax rate is 1.5%. This is payable on you're gross income.
Q. What if my employer already withholds tax?
A. The Village will give credit up to 1.5% for taxes paid to another municipality. If the tax base is less then 1.5%, the balance is paid to the Village. If it is more then 1.5%, no credit is given for the difference since the original tax was not paid to the Village.
Q. What if I am self-employed or do not work for an employer that withholds municipal taxes?
A. If you estimate that you will owe $200 or more in tax (after credits and withholding, if any), then you should make quarterly estimated payments. These estimated payments may be required if you have taxable income that is not subject to withholding, if you have business income in an Ohio municipality and/or if you owe additional tax to the municipality where you reside. Common examples include: lump sum payments related to employment, self-employment income, or other sources of income not subject to employer withholding. If you are required to make estimated payments and do not, you may be subject to penalty and interest.
Q. What if I moved during the year?
A. Whether you moved into or out of the Village, you are still liable for the time of the year you resided within the Village limits. You should always notify the tax department of any address changes.
Q. When is the return due?
A. The return is due April 15. Penalty and interest will be added accordingly for those who file late.
Q. Are business or rental losses deductible for W-2 wages?
A. No
Q. What about military income?
A. Military pay is not taxable for the Village.
Q. Is disability income taxable?
A. Partial disability income is taxable for the Village; permanent disability income is not taxable for the Village.
Audit Documents
Public Meetings
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION POLICY
Rules include:
• PARTICIPANTS MUST FALL UNDER ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES
1. A resident of the Village of Dalton (individuals, corporations) or pay for village services
2. Public officials and/or representatives of public bodies.
3. Current and potential contractual partners with the Village, by invitation for certain public purposes.
• Participants are to stay on topic and may not deviate to another topic area. - Participants are only to address the council. It is not to be a question-and-answer session. If the topic area is so significant that it needs to break with this stipulation, it will require a motion to suspend the rules to be passed by council. This motion is only to allow the council to ask questions of the person making the presentation, not for the questioning of the council.
• It is to be understood that the topic cannot be discussed or acted on by council unless it is already on the agenda.
• No derogatory attacks on any private citizen, public or elected official. - Profanity of any kind will not be tolerated.
• Time is limited to five minutes per person or 15 minutes per topic area if a group with the same topic would like to speak.
Rules include:
• PARTICIPANTS MUST FALL UNDER ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES
1. A resident of the Village of Dalton (individuals, corporations) or pay for village services
2. Public officials and/or representatives of public bodies.
3. Current and potential contractual partners with the Village, by invitation for certain public purposes.
• Participants are to stay on topic and may not deviate to another topic area. - Participants are only to address the council. It is not to be a question-and-answer session. If the topic area is so significant that it needs to break with this stipulation, it will require a motion to suspend the rules to be passed by council. This motion is only to allow the council to ask questions of the person making the presentation, not for the questioning of the council.
• It is to be understood that the topic cannot be discussed or acted on by council unless it is already on the agenda.
• No derogatory attacks on any private citizen, public or elected official. - Profanity of any kind will not be tolerated.
• Time is limited to five minutes per person or 15 minutes per topic area if a group with the same topic would like to speak.
VILLAGE COUNCIL MINUTES
2026 Council Meetings
Organizational Meeting - January 6, 2026
January 20, 2026
January 27th, 2026
February 10, 2026
February 24, 2026
RECORDINGS OF MEETINGS
MINUTES IN pdf FORMAT
2025 Meeting Recordings(SOME MAY BE MISSING AND RECORDED ARE ONLY REGULAR MEETINGS NOT OTHERS THANKS)
January 21, 2025 Part 1
January 21, 2025 Part 2
February 18, 2025 Regular Meeting
March 18, 2025 Part 1
March 18, 2025 Part 2
April 15, 2025 Part 2
April 23 SPECIAL
April 23, 2025 EMERGENCY
June 26 SPECIAL
July 15 Regular Meeting
July 15 Part 2
AUG 19TH 2025
AUG 19TH 2025 PART
SEPT 16, 2025
OCT 21, 2025
NOV 18, 2025
December 16, 2025 REGULAR
2024 Meeting Recordings
Jan 9,2024
Feb 19, 2024
March 18,2024 Part 1
March 18,2024 Part 2
Special Meeting April 8, 2024
Council Meeting April 15, 2024
Special Meeting April 26, 2024
Special Meeting May 6, 2024
Council Meeting May 20, 2024 Part 1
Council Meeting May 20, 2024 Part 2
Council Meeting June 17, 2024
Special Meeting July 29, 2024
Council Meeting August 19,2024
BPA/Council September 5, 2024 Part 1
BPA/Council September 5, 2024 Part 2
Council Meeting September 16, 2024 Part 1
Council Meeting September 16, 2024 Part 2
2023 Meeting Recordings
Jan 9, 2023 Part 1
Jan 9, Part 2
Feb 14, 2023 Part 1
Feb 14 Part 2
March 14
April 11 2023
May 9 - Part 1
May 9 - Part 2
June
July Part 1
July Part 2
August 8
September 12
October 10 - Part 1
October 10 Part 2
Nov 14
Dec 12
Dec 26 Special Meeting Part 1
Dec 26 Special part 2
2023 Meeting Minutes
January 9 Regular
Feb 14 Regular
March 14 Regular
April Regular
May Regular
June Regular
July Regular
August Regular
September Regular
Oct 3 Special
October 10
Oct 16 Special
Oct 25 Special
Nov Regular
Organizational Meeting - January 6, 2026
January 20, 2026
January 27th, 2026
February 10, 2026
February 24, 2026
RECORDINGS OF MEETINGS
MINUTES IN pdf FORMAT
2025 Meeting Recordings(SOME MAY BE MISSING AND RECORDED ARE ONLY REGULAR MEETINGS NOT OTHERS THANKS)
January 21, 2025 Part 1
January 21, 2025 Part 2
February 18, 2025 Regular Meeting
March 18, 2025 Part 1
March 18, 2025 Part 2
April 15, 2025 Part 2
April 23 SPECIAL
April 23, 2025 EMERGENCY
June 26 SPECIAL
July 15 Regular Meeting
July 15 Part 2
AUG 19TH 2025
AUG 19TH 2025 PART
SEPT 16, 2025
OCT 21, 2025
NOV 18, 2025
December 16, 2025 REGULAR
2024 Meeting Recordings
Jan 9,2024
Feb 19, 2024
March 18,2024 Part 1
March 18,2024 Part 2
Special Meeting April 8, 2024
Council Meeting April 15, 2024
Special Meeting April 26, 2024
Special Meeting May 6, 2024
Council Meeting May 20, 2024 Part 1
Council Meeting May 20, 2024 Part 2
Council Meeting June 17, 2024
Special Meeting July 29, 2024
Council Meeting August 19,2024
BPA/Council September 5, 2024 Part 1
BPA/Council September 5, 2024 Part 2
Council Meeting September 16, 2024 Part 1
Council Meeting September 16, 2024 Part 2
2023 Meeting Recordings
Jan 9, 2023 Part 1
Jan 9, Part 2
Feb 14, 2023 Part 1
Feb 14 Part 2
March 14
April 11 2023
May 9 - Part 1
May 9 - Part 2
June
July Part 1
July Part 2
August 8
September 12
October 10 - Part 1
October 10 Part 2
Nov 14
Dec 12
Dec 26 Special Meeting Part 1
Dec 26 Special part 2
2023 Meeting Minutes
January 9 Regular
Feb 14 Regular
March 14 Regular
April Regular
May Regular
June Regular
July Regular
August Regular
September Regular
Oct 3 Special
October 10
Oct 16 Special
Oct 25 Special
Nov Regular
Local Business Community
3D Meats
Advantage Tax Service
Ambolina's
Bell Stores
Big Red Barn
Dalton Dariette
Dalton Foot and Ankle Clinic
Dalton Gazette
Dalton Hair Design
Dalton Hardware
Decocrete
Don Smith Auto Parts
Douglas Insurance
Dunlap Aultman Family Physicians
Farmers Bank
Find Home Realty
Horst Manufacturing
Mars Horse Care
Miller Custom Exteriors
Midwest Community Center
Pioneer Coffee
Round Grove Products
Santmyer Oil
Sarchione
Streb's Meats
Tilmore
Wayne County Children's S.T.E.A.M. Playlab
Weaver Commercial Contractor
Wenger Companies
Wrench Works
Zak Monbarren Funeral Home
Advantage Tax Service
Ambolina's
Bell Stores
Big Red Barn
Dalton Dariette
Dalton Foot and Ankle Clinic
Dalton Gazette
Dalton Hair Design
Dalton Hardware
Decocrete
Don Smith Auto Parts
Douglas Insurance
Dunlap Aultman Family Physicians
Farmers Bank
Find Home Realty
Horst Manufacturing
Mars Horse Care
Miller Custom Exteriors
Midwest Community Center
Pioneer Coffee
Round Grove Products
Santmyer Oil
Sarchione
Streb's Meats
Tilmore
Wayne County Children's S.T.E.A.M. Playlab
Weaver Commercial Contractor
Wenger Companies
Wrench Works
Zak Monbarren Funeral Home
Play For All
Play For All is a small group of parents and educators working to raise money with a goal of building a playground at Dalton Elementary that is accessible to all children. Play For All is committed to ensuring every child has the opportunity to interact freely with their peers. Currently, the playground does not meet the needs of students with physical, visual, or cognitive disabilities, thus limiting social engagement, and we are hoping to change that with an inclusive playground. This would be the first playground of its kind in our area, and would be beneficial to all residents who visit the playground. The new playground equipment will include completely resurfacing the area, as well as equipment that is wheelchair accessible. This is a huge undertaking, but will be well worth it for all of our children. As of July 2024, Play for All has raised $200,000, working towards a goal of $900,000 to fund the entire project. To donate, please make checks payable to Dalton Local Schools with the memo “Playground.” Checks can be mailed or dropped off at the Board Office during normal hours.
For more information, please visit the website: https://link.edgepilot.com/s/423cad17/zarCAdbG9ka3FPc2BEvhfw?u=https://www.daltonlocal.org/play-for-all
If you have questions or to set up a meeting to discuss a substantial donation, please contact:
Carli Brauncarli.braun@apps.sparcc.org
Holly Moodyhmoody@daltonlocal.org
Play For All is a small group of parents and educators working to raise money with a goal of building a playground at Dalton Elementary that is accessible to all children. Play For All is committed to ensuring every child has the opportunity to interact freely with their peers. Currently, the playground does not meet the needs of students with physical, visual, or cognitive disabilities, thus limiting social engagement, and we are hoping to change that with an inclusive playground. This would be the first playground of its kind in our area, and would be beneficial to all residents who visit the playground. The new playground equipment will include completely resurfacing the area, as well as equipment that is wheelchair accessible. This is a huge undertaking, but will be well worth it for all of our children. As of July 2024, Play for All has raised $200,000, working towards a goal of $900,000 to fund the entire project. To donate, please make checks payable to Dalton Local Schools with the memo “Playground.” Checks can be mailed or dropped off at the Board Office during normal hours.
For more information, please visit the website: https://link.edgepilot.com/s/423cad17/zarCAdbG9ka3FPc2BEvhfw?u=https://www.daltonlocal.org/play-for-all
If you have questions or to set up a meeting to discuss a substantial donation, please contact:
Carli Brauncarli.braun@apps.sparcc.org
Holly Moodyhmoody@daltonlocal.org
Schools - Educational Opportunities
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Dalton Local Schools
Wayne County Schools Career Center
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
College of Wooster
OSU College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
University of Akron - Wayne College
Dalton Local Schools
Wayne County Schools Career Center
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
College of Wooster
OSU College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
University of Akron - Wayne College
Contact Us
- 1 West Main Street, Dalton, OH, USA
- PO Box 493
VILLAGE HALL HOURS MON-THURS 8 AM - 4 PM FRIDAYS- 8 AM - 3PM CLOSED WEEKENDS/HOLIDAYS AND FOR TRAINING IF NEEDED
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