Pick-up for the entire city is the week of the 4th Monday of each month.
Next scheduled pick up: Week of July 23rd
Please have items at the curb no later than Sunday evening, July 22nd
See the policy and 2018 schedule here
Monday, August 6th, 2018 at 7:00 p.m.
New Hours: Open 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. daily
The Cortland Police Department is looking for experienced part time officers. Officers are paid $14.00 per hour and double time on holidays worked. Officers shall receive a minimum of 3 hours should they be required to appear in court in an off-duty status. They are issued a city owned firearm and radio and receive a $150.00/year uniform allowance. Completed applications should be submitted to Officer Steve Orslene, Cortland Police Department, 400 N High St Cortland, OH 44410.
Applications may also be picked up at the Cortland Police Dept/City Hall, 400 N High St, Cortland
Front Row - Patti Keller, President Deidre Petrosky, Vice-President Kevin Piros, Kathy Fleischer
Back Row - James Edwards, Don Moore, Scott Rowley
To contact a council member click here
Just a reminder, the City Administration Building will be closed each day from 12:00 Noon to 1:00 p.m.
Payments can be placed in the secure drop box to the right of the front door during this time
The City of Cortland is a participating community of the Trumbull County Transit System which offers community rides to Cortland residents at discounted fares.
Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel announces the launch of the City of Cortland online checkbooks on OhioCheckbook.com
Pictured (left to right) Dan Risko (Treasurer's Office), Mayor Jim Woofter, Council President Deidre Petrosky and Finance Director Patricia Gibson
Peddlers/Solicitors are required to have a City permit on them at all times
Permitted Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. during Daylight Saving Time, No Sundays or holidays
Residents can be put on the City's "DO NO SOLICIT" list. Call 330-637-3011
The Trumbull County Planning Commission administers multiple housing assistance programs available to Cortland residents who meet the eligibility requirements.
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The City of Cortland is a growing community - one that is moving ahead while still maintaining the charm that keeps us unique. We offer a growing retail shopping area, including a large variety of specialty shops. Because of our location, light industry is encouraged as we continue to expand. The city also has numerous professional services available for individual needs
Cortland is located in the heart of Trumbull County, adjacent to Mosquito Reservoir and State Park. State highways 5 and 46 are both accessible through the city. We are also a short distance from Interstate 80 via State Route 11.
The City is very proud it was ranked #1 Place to Retire in the State of Ohio (2015 and 2016), #1 Safest Community in Trumbull County (2015) , one of the Top Ten most charming Villages/Small Cities in Ohio (2016), Top 50 Safest Cities in Ohio (2017) and featured in "Our Towns" of The Business Journal.
We are committed to providing the information our residents and visitors need about the city. Any questions, concerns or suggestions please feel free to email us by clicking the button to the right.
Administration Office:
400 North High Street
Cortland, Ohio 44410
330-637-3916
Administration Office Hours:
Weekdays 8:00 to 4:30
