The Village of Dunkirk

201 N Main St
PO Box 115
Dunkirk, OH 45836
ph: 419-759-2808
fax: 419-759-2808

WELCOME TO

THE VILLAGE OF DUNKIRK

The Village of Dunkirk is a small community located in Hardin County Ohio. It is home to its fair share of businesses given its size. Dunkirk shares a school with Dola, Ohio. The school is located between Dunkirk and Dola and is called Hardin Northern. Many of our residents show great support of our school and there is quite a bit of school spirit displayed.

How to Get Here - Crossroads of roads & rails.

Main Street is also known as SR 68

At the Village's South edge is the SR68 and 81 intersection

US Route 30 is just North of the Village

The intersection of rails meets inside the Village

Boil Alert Notices - none active

EARLY WARNING SYSTEM TESTING WILL RESUME FOR THE SEASON STARTING IN APRIL.

THE TEST IS EVERY FIRST MONDAY AT 7PM - UNLESS UNFAVORABLE WEATHER IS APPROACHING

FISCAL OFFICER SPENCER'S ANNUAL AT-A-GLANCE REVIEW:

WATER QUALITY REPORTING:

2018 CCR

HARD COPIES CAN BE FOUND AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS -

TOWN HALL, WATER PLANT, COMMUNITY CENTER, LIBRARY, AND RAZOR'S EDGE

HN PROGRAM FOR HOMELESS YOUTH

HUMAN TRAFFICKING

THIS ISSUE IS MUCH MORE COMMON THAN WE KNOW, AND MUCH CLOSER TO HOME THAN WE WOULD LIKE. PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT THE LINKS AND BE EVER VIGILANT!

LABOR TRAFFICKING

SEX TRAFFICKING

SIGNS & KEY QUESTIONS

VILLAGE EARLY WARNING SYSTEM (TORNADO SIREN) ALERT PROTOCOL:

ONE CONTINUOUS BLAST - A TORNADO WARNING HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE AREA

TWO SHORT BLASTS – DANGER HAS PASSED, WARNING OVER

THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE IF SHELTER IF NEEDED DURING SUCH AN EVENT:

MASONIC TEMPLE – N MAIN ST

GRACE UM CHURCH – WALNUT ST

ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH – W PATTERSON ST

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