Emergency Biohazard Cleanup Services in Geneva, OH

Geneva is a city in northwestern Ashtabula County, about 44 miles northeast of Cleveland and part of the Cleveland metropolitan area, sitting a few miles south of Lake Erie in Ohio's grape and wine country.

The Geneva area was first settled in 1805 by settlers from Charlotte, New York, and the community was named after Geneva, New York.

Geneva Township was formed in 1816 when residents split off from Harpersfield Township; the town of Geneva became a village in 1866 and was incorporated as a city in 1958.

The 2020 census counted 5,924 people in Geneva living in 2,524 households.

Geneva celebrates its grape-growing and wine-making heritage every year with the Grape Jamboree, held on the final full weekend of September with a parade on each of its two days along Routes 20 and 534.

In one of America's strangest civic stunts, Geneva formally claimed ownership of the moon in a 'Declaration of Lunar Ownership' unveiled on April 12, 1966, during the city's centennial - the declaration even offered 100-acre lunar deeds for sale at $100 an acre.

Geneva is home to the West Liberty Covered Bridge, opened in 2011 and believed to be the shortest covered bridge in the United States.

U.S. Route 20 - the longest road in the United States - passes through downtown Geneva, where it meets State Route 534 just north of the Interstate 90 interchange.

Geneva is home to HDT Global, a manufacturer of heating, air-conditioning and filtration units for heavy industry that has been awarded more than $100 million in U.S. Department of Defense contracts.

Geneva High School anchors the Geneva Area City School District, which also serves Geneva-on-the-Lake and the townships of Geneva, Harpersfield, Trumbull and Austinburg.