
No full road closures are planned, but minor delays may occur. Please slow down, stay alert, and use extra caution around crews, pedestrians and equipment. Thank you for your patience!


Doors will be tagged with a green tag once the water sample has been approved and cleared by the EPA.

This year, in accordance with the City Charter, our City conducted a Charter Review. Over the course of several weeks, the committee met to review and develop proposed amendments, which were then presented to City Council. City Council approved the amendments for placement on the November ballot.
We have included a link the Wayne County Board of Elections Sample Ballot for your review. Please note, Rittman residents in Medina County may see a slightly different ballot format, but the Charter Amendments will be the same.
We encourage you to read through the amendments in their entirety before going to the polls to vote.
Here is a link to the pdf: https://aptg.co/vjcMHK; it is also posted in our city hall vestibule for review.
Both lanes of Home St will be closed at the intersection, with no through traffic. Please detour by using Fairlawn Ave.
Expect single lane closures on North Main St. Please ensure you are using caution in the area; stay alert to oncoming traffic, as well as watching for pedestrian traffic.
Repairs are anticipated to be completed by Friday 10/9/2026.

Monday, October 5th through Friday, October 23rd
Flushing hydrants is an important preventive maintenance activity that verifies proper operation of the hydrant and ensures adequate water flow will be available if the need for firefighting arises. Flushing also removes sediment that naturally accumulates in water pipes. Removing these materials through flushing maintains the high quality of the water we provide to you.
When hydrant flushing occurs in our community, you may notice slightly yellow, orange, or brown-colored water coming from your faucet. If this happens, simply run your cold water tap for three to five minutes. If the water is still discolored, wait about 30 minutes and run the water again. This temporary discoloration only affects the appearance of the water – it does NOT cause a health or safety risk

Work is expected to be completed within a two week period, weather dependent. We appreciate your patience during this project. If you have any questions or concerns please call 330-925-2045.



If any residents or businesses have had multiple withdrawals for the utilities bill due date of 9/10/2026, our bank assures us the issue has been resolved and is crediting the duplicate payment back into your account.
If any issues remain, please call 330-925-2059.
Please keep the following in mind:
-The project is to last approximately 90 days
-There may be lane closures and delays. We will try to inform you in advance if S. Main needs to be closed for any reason.
-The residents and businesses between Ohio Ave and Erie St may have off and on water interruptions. We will notify you ahead of any complete loss of flow.
If you have any questions, please call Utilities Director, Mike Brown, at 330-925-2062 or 330-925-2045.

Payments can be left in the dropbox on the east side of the building.
Offices will reopen as normal Tuesday 9/8.
The next Kimble trash and recycling pick up delayed one day due to Labor Day. Pick up scheduled for Wednesday 9/9/2026.


Sterling at S Main
Sterling and Erie at Walnut
Erie at Elliott


Road closures will begin at approximately 2:30 pm.
All roads off of Ohio, Metzger, Sunset and Decourcey will be closed.
No access will be allowed along the procession route while it's in progress. Cross traffic will be monitored and permitted on Main Street only.
No cross traffic will be allowed on Ohio.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we safely accommodate the procession..

THERE WILL LIKELY BE A BOIL ALERT WHEN SERVICES ARE RESTORED. DOORS WILL BE TAGGED WHEN THE WATER IS SAFE FOR CONSUMPTION.


