VILLAGE OF FAYETTE COMMUNITY PROFILE

Area 1.2 Square Miles
Population Approximately 1,340
Population Density 960 people per square mile (1.2 people per acre)
Location 22 miles northwest of Wauseon
Nearby Access Routes Routes 66 and 20 through Village, Route 127, Route 80, Route 90
Shopping Northtowne Mall and Plaza;  Adrian Mall; and several nearby small shopping plazas in Archbold, Wauseon, Bryan, and Montpelier
Transportation Auto; Fulton County Airport; Toledo Express in Toledo; Port of Toledo
Newspaper Blade (daily); Expositor (twice weekly); and State Line Observer (weekly) and the Advance Reporter (weekly).
Education

1 Elementary & High School; 1 publicly and 1 privately operated Pre-School Facilities

Health Care 1 major hospital in Wauseon, 1 major hospital in Adrian; 7 major hospitals inToledo; several nearby Emergency Medical Treatment Centers; public ambulance service within Village; 1 physician; Fayette Senior Center; and Meals on Wheels.
Recreation

Harrison Lake for fishing, camping and boating; baseball and softball fields; tennis and basketball courts; swimming; shelter houses and picnic area; Bull thistle Festival; Fall Fest; nearby golf courses;  and Fulton County Fairgrounds.

Utilities First Energy; Ohio Gas; Verizon Telephone; Time Warner Cable TV; Village Water, Sewer and Street Departments.
Religious Institutions 1 Catholic; 1 Methodist; 1 Nazarene; 1 Bible; 1 Christian.
Higher Education University of Toledo; Bowling Green State University; Adrian College; Hillsdale College; Northwest State College of Technology; several business and technical colleges in surrounding communities; and libraries in Fayette and surrounding areas.
General Characteristics Small village atmosphere with considerable open spaces surrounded by other, more dense, though still rural communities; one subdivision with middle-income, single-family homes; wide range of housing for all incomes; some apartments and condominiums; one large industrial plant; several smaller industrial plants; five dining opportunities; and various business and professional offices.
Organizations Lions Club; Beautification Committee; Scouts; Chamber of Commerce; P.T.A.; 4-H Clubs; Fine Arts Council; Tuesday’s Children; Historical Society
Protection Village Police Department with full-time chief and officers, plus auxiliary officers; Township/Village Fire Department with part-time Chief and 35 volunteer fire fighters; and Fulton County 9-1-1 emergency call service.