Moving companies in Mansfield, OH.

Local services and rules

Moving to Mansfield: who to call and what the city asks.

Mansfield is the county seat of Richland County. The property owner maintains the sewer line from the house up to and including the connection onto the municipal sanitary main. Anyone living, working or attending school in Ohio can get a free Full-Service card at any Mansfield Richland County Public Library location.

Water and sewer accounts

Utility Collections bills and collects for Mansfield city water and sewer accounts. The Water Repair Department keeps hours of 7:00am to 3:30pm, Monday through Friday.

Curbside garbage rules

Residential garbage and rubbish must be removed from a home at least once each week, by the City Sanitation Division, a licensed private commercial collector or another method approved by the Director of Public Service.

Refuse may not be put out for collection earlier than 6:00 p.m. on the day before scheduled collection, and nothing may stay at curbside more than twenty-four hours. Garbage receptacles are watertight plastic bags of not more than thirty-three gallon capacity, which may go in thirty-three gallon containers with tight-fitting lids and two handles or bail.

Richland County drop-off sites

The Richland County solid waste authority runs a yard waste composting facility at 441 Cairns Rd where residents can discard grass, leaves, shrubs and other plant material. The authority also sponsors Household Hazardous Waste Events, Scrap Tire Collection Events and Drug Take Back Days through the year.

Mansfield City Schools and Richland County Transit

Mansfield City Schools has a student registration page with the steps for enrolling in the district, including proof of residency. Richland County Transit buses run weekdays, except national holidays.