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City of Ontario

www.ontarioohio.org

 
The City of Ontario prides itself on government that keeps residents and businesses at the center of planning, policy, and decision making.  This section of our website will familiarize you with the city’s administration, city council, departments, and other resources and tools you may find helpful.  You’ll find information for online bill pay and links to other forms you may need.  If you don’t find what you need, simply give us a call at 419-529-3818 or email us from the “contact us” page.
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