The Village of Lodi, OH – Anchoring Southwest Medina County. Lodi was the first settlement established in Medina County by the Harris family in 1811.

Lodi may not be the “gateway” from North to South it once was, but it is well located, has land available for new development, ample utilities, small-town charm and wonderful parks. The above history was taken from the following publications: Lodi Sesquicentennial, 1811-1961 Growing a Village, Lodi’s 175th Anniversary, 1811-1986

The Village of Lodi Street Department is comprised of three full time employees and uses part time employees as needed during warmer months.

The Village of Lodi in Medina County owes it name indirectly to Napoleon Bonaparte.

The Village of Lodi is a Statutory Village with powers and duties of its elected officials defined by Ohio Revised Code. Elections are non-partisan.

The Village of Lodi has three developed parks. The parks are cared for by all departments of the village. Parks are available for use on a first come first served basis.

The Village of Lodi is a Statutory Village with powers and duties of its elected officials defined by Ohio Revised Code. Elections are non-partisan. The legislative power of the village is vested in the six council members who have voting authority.

To review, adopt and recommend to the Village Lodi Council: Plans for physical development/redevelopment of the Village. Plans and maps for dividing the Village into zones or districts.

Lodi, Ohio 44254. Phone: 330-948-2040 Fax: 330-948-3017 E-mail: [email protected]. Fire Department. 591 Medina St Lodi, Ohio 44254. Phone: 330-948-2233 (non-emergency)

2025年3月3日 · Harrisville Township Trustees and Lodi Village Council Organizational Meeting Minutes – January 6, 2025