Recent News
The Village of Buckeye Lake staff strive to keep you updated on all matters related to your community. If you do not find the information you need, please contact our office and we will gladly assist you!
Water Department Notice
6/9/2025
Note from the Water Department: Cottage Street and North Bank Road will be without water for a short time +/- one hour. We will keep you updated if this time changes.
Water Department Notice
6/9/2025
Note from the Water Department: Cottage Street and North Bank Road water has been restored and no boil alert has been issued. The water is safe for use and consumption. Thank you for your patience.
Street Sweeping Schedule for the Village
5/9/2025
Street Sweeping Schedule
Street Sweeping for the village will begin May 22nd.
Sweeping will then be on the 4th Thursday of each month, weather dependent.
June 26th
July 24th
Aug 28th
Sept 25th
Oct 23rd
Please be sure to move trash cans and parked vehicles away from the street edge to allow for thorough sweeping.
Village of Buckeye Lake Police Levy Informational Meet and Greet
4/11/2025
Spring Clean Up
3/5/2025
Spring Clean-up is coming! April 1st - 5th
Free dumpsters will be available for resident use during the dates and hours listed. Please be prepared to show proof of residency here in the village.
Don't forget about our local churches, food pantry, and Goodwill for items you find that can be donated!
Please note that tires were accepted for a fee in the past, however they will not be accepted this year.
Thank you for your understanding.
NOW HIRING - Street Tech II
3/4/2025
The Village of Buckeye Lake is now hiring for the Street Tech II position.
Please see the Employment Opportunities page for the full job description and information, as well as the employment application and other employment opportunities!
Save the Greater Buckeye Lake Historical Society and Museum
2/21/2025
Save the Greater Buckeye Lake Historical Society and Museum
On February 13, 2025, we learned that our museum has been closed and listed for sale with a realtor. We are saddened that another link to the area’s history may be disappearing. Over the years, we have seen more and more of our early days disappear from our community. Remaining in the village is the historic oldest standing structure - the Holtsberry log cabin, along with the beautiful fountain at North Shore Park that once served as the centerpiece of the midway of the Buckeye Lake Amusement Park! Hundreds of artifacts have been donated to the museum over the years and we are in danger of them being separated and possibly sold. Several years ago, a group of people dedicated their hard work and money to build the museum. Many have served and left the Board of Directors. We feel that it is very important to save our history and to let the residents of the Buckeye Lake area know that the museum has been placed for sale without public notice or discussion with the community. There is wide interest in saving the museum and it is our hope that many will join us in support.
Frozen Pipes - Locate Your Water Main Shut-Off Valve Indoors
1/22/2025
Due to extremely cold temperatures, please be sure to locate and make sure you have access to the main water shut-off valve within your house, as there could be broken pipes.
Residents can turn off their own water at the main shut-off valve located INSIDE of the house. Please note that after-hours response could be several hours before they are able to reach your address, so please shut the water off inside of the house yourself.
Also, under no circumstances is anyone except village employees or agents allowed to access the meter pits located outside at the edge of the property. PLEASE DO NOT OPEN THE PITS! Thank you for your cooperation.