The Village of Hiram, Ohio is a charming community of 1,200 residents located in northern Portage County, an area known as the Western Reserve. The Village is located at the intersection of State Routes 700/305 and 82, 32 miles southeast of Cleveland, Ohio.

Other Hiram Village highlights include:

• Rich with local history

• Small community charm – surrounded by rolling farmland near the beautiful Cuyahoga River

• Excellent public school system – Crestwood School System – “value-added data" now places the Crestwood School District among the top districts in the state

• Excellent quality of life

• Low crime rate

• Close proximity to a number of higher education institutions, i.e. Hiram College, Kent State University, Akron University, Cleveland State University, Case Western University

• Low property taxes

• High quality services

  • local police and fire departments,

  • capacity available municipal water and sanitary sewer systems

• Viable transportation system – PARTA, 50 minute commute to Cleveland Hopkins Airport

• Close proximity to a number of health facilities and hospitals, i.e. Geauga University, Robinson Memorial Hospital, Akron Children’s Hospital

• Number of civic organizations

• Abundant recreational opportunities – Village playground, Headwaters hike and bike trail, local canoeing on the Cuyahoga River, Hiram Biology Station, local fishing and boating lakes