Perrysburg City Hall, the Municipal Building, is closing to the public for a year-long remodel, and city offices will operate from temporary locations while the work is underway.

The Municipal Building at 201 W. Indiana Ave. closes to the public beginning Thursday, Dec. 3, 2026. City offices will reopen Tuesday, Dec. 8, from temporary locations and will operate from them through the project’s anticipated completion in late fall 2027.

Residents should plan ahead before heading downtown. If you need to pay a bill, apply for a permit or visit a city department in person after Dec. 3, do not go to the Municipal Building — check the city’s temporary office locations first so you go to the right place the first time.

The city announced the temporary office addresses during the remodel, with departments spread across temporary spots while the Municipal Building is closed. Before you visit, confirm the address for the department you need on the City of Perrysburg website or in the city’s announcement covered by WBCL. Hours and services may also vary by location during the move.

Public meetings are moving, too. Beginning in January 2027, all City Council, committee and commission meetings will be held at the Schaller Memorial Building, 130 W. Indiana Ave. — just down the street from City Hall. Residents planning to attend a meeting, speak during public comment or follow a council vote in the new year should go to Schaller Memorial Building, not the Municipal Building.

The bottom line for the next year: City Hall at 201 W. Indiana Ave. will be closed to the public from Dec. 3, 2026, city offices reopen Dec. 8 from temporary locations, and meetings move to Schaller Memorial Building in January 2027. Save the new addresses, check before you go and allow extra time while departments settle into their temporary homes.

Photo: Louisiana Avenue in downtown Perrysburg. Wikimedia Commons.