Sewer Rate Increase

The Village of Lewisburg was recently awarded a 1.3 million dollar, thirty year interest free loan for improvements to our Wastewater Treatment facility, located adjacent to the Village Park.  

The plant was originally constructed in the early 1940’s and then reconstructed in 1987. Over a period of years the Ohio EPA has instituted new rules and regulations and we need to comply, thus the reason for the improvements.

Read more: Sewer Rate Increase

Village Manager

Jeff Sewert began his Municipal career with the Village of Lewisburg in 1979.  He is a graduate of Twin Valley North high School here in Lewisbug and attended Sinclair Community College.  Jeff holds a Class Three Water Operator's and Class Two Wastewater Operators License and has attended numerous classes in Economic Deveopment with the Stae of Ohio.
 
Jeff has over 30 years of government experience and has served on numerous boards and committees in the county, district and state.  He is also very active in many community service organizations and a member of the Lewisbursg United Chuorch of Chirst.
 
Jeff and his wife Del, a support associate at Good Samaritan Hospital have one child, Kyle.  Kyle is a corrections officer at the Montgomery County jail and a police officer with the City of Brookville.
 
Jeff has an open door policy and can be reached via e-mail at  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  or 962-4377.

Boards and Commissions

It takes a Village!

Excellence in public service and government is not just the responsibility of Village employees.  Residents play a vital role in strengthening our Village through their service.  Lewisburg residents have the opportunity to make a significant impact on local government by volunteering their time, energy, experience, and expertise as a member of one of our local boards or commissions.  Boards and commissions may be fiduciary, regulatory, policy-setting, or advisory in nature, but in all instances, the contributions the members make to the community is invaluable.

Want to make a contribution to your community?  Would you like to be considered for appointment?  Complete the Village of Lewisburg Volunteer Application to be considered for appointment to a Village of Lewisburg board or commission.

 

- Planning Commissions

- Zoning Comissions

- Board of Park Trustees 

 

 

 

 

 

About Council - Manager Form of Government

The Village of Lewisburg has adopted the Council-Manager form of government, a system used in a majority of American cities with populations over 12,000 residents. The Village of Lewisburg has a Village Council of seven members, elected at large in non-partisan elections. The Village Council is responsible for providing direction for the Village by making policy, passing ordinances and resolutions, voting appropriations, and representing the will of the residents. The Municipal Manager is appointed by the Village Council and is the chief administrative and law enforcement officer of the Village, responsible to the Village Council for the day-to-day operations of the Village. The Municipal Manager ensures that the policy direction set by the Village Council is implemented and that the Village’s delivery of public goods and services is provided in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Additional duties of the Municipal Manager include: Providing direction and oversight to Village personnel Recommending policies/programs to the Village Council Advising Village Council regarding the financial status and future needs of the Village Reporting to Village Council on the general operations of the Village departments Exercising leadership in the development and implementation of Village projects and programs Serving as an ad hoc member of all Village committees, boards, and commissions

Village Charter

In 2007, the Village of Lewisburg adopted a charter form of government.  The charter form of government is permitted under the Ohio Constitution and requires a two-step process.  First, the residents of Lewisburg must elect a Charter Commission.  Once elected, the Charter Commission has one year to prepare and submit to the voters a proposed charter.  If the charter is adopted, it becomes the basic framework of government for the municipality.  Although all municipalities in Ohio enjoy Home Rule, a charter allows the elected representatives of the residents of Lewisburg to govern with considerably more flexibility than is allowed under Ohio statutes.

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112 South Commerce St.
Lewisburg, Ohio 45338.
(937) 962-4377 Phone.
(937) 962-2900