Seville Board of Public Affairs
Seville Board of Public Affairs
120 Royal Crest Dr.  P.O. Box 46
Seville Ohio 44273
​330.769.2458
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Reliable - Local - Yours

Reliable...

Because our employees are local, our service response time during outages is generally less than that of other utilities. We have a locally sited diesel peak shaving generator station that we can use in backup mode in the event that our purchased power supply is interrupted.

Local...

Public Power means local control and accountability. You can contact someone in our town about service concerns.

Yours...

Rates, Policies, and Procedures are determined right here in our community, not in some far away Board Room.

Other Links

  • American Municipal Power of Ohio
  • American Public Power Association
  • Ohio EPA

Electric

Seville is one of Ohio's eighty-five non-profit Public Power Systems.  We currently service electric to more than 2000 customers, both inside the Village limits and some of Guilford Township.  
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Water

  • We currently supply water to more than1400 customers.
  • Our water supply is provided by two wells located on Eby Road, south of the Village, near the Wayne/Medina County Line.
  • Our well field is capable of pumping 750,000 gallons per day. Currently our average usage is less than 400,000 gallons per day.
  • Our Water Treatment Plant went into operation in May of 2006.  Along with adding chlorine to the water, a sand filter was installed to remove iron and arsenic particles.  The water also goes through a water softener.
  • 2017 Consumer Confidence Report
  • 2018 Consumer Confidence Report​​
  • 2019 Consumer Confidence Report
  • 2020 Consumer Confidence Report
  • 2021 Consumer Confidence Report
  • 2022 Consumer Confidence Report
  • 2023 Consumer Confidence Report
  • 2024 Consumer Confidence Report

Sewer

The Board of Public Affairs Wastewater Treatment Plant is a sequencing batch reactor plant. When it was built in 1989, it was one of ten of its type in this part of the country. The plant does an excellent job in treating the Sanitary Sewer to help keep our environment clean.
We also charge our customers a flat fee of $6.00 per month for Storm Sewers. This allows the Board of Public Affairs to maintain and rebuild the Village Storm Sewer System as needed.



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