11 Facts About Solon Ohio

The city has been rated as one of the safest in Solon Ohio, has a highly rated public school system, and was ranked as one of the "best places to raise kids" by Bloomberg Businessweek.

Solon Ohio Township included the current municipalities of the City of Solon Ohio and the villages of Bentleyville and Glenwillow.

In 1927, Solon Ohio was incorporated as a village and later became a city in 1961, operated under the mayor-council form of government.

Solon Ohio was one of the first cities to use a comprehensive zoning plan and has been able to achieve a strong industrial base, while insulating its bedroom communities from industrial activities.

Solon Ohio is 18 miles from Cleveland in the southeastern corner of Cuyahoga County, adjacent to three other counties: Geauga, Portage and Summit .

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Solon Ohio has a large immigrant population, the majority of whom originate from the former Soviet Union, China, Israel, India, Turkey and Italy.

Since then, Solon Ohio has served as home to many multinational companies, including several global and North American headquarters.

Today, according to city government authorities, Solon Ohio has major clusters of businesses in five manufacturing industries: electronic and electrical equipment, industrial and commercial machinery, measuring and controlling devices and instruments, chemicals and allied products, and fabricated metal products.

Solon Ohio Schools have received honors such as the Red Quill and Red Quill Legacy awards for multiple years in a row from the ACT organization.

Solon Ohio Schools have received the National Blue Ribbon School recognition, considered to be one of the highest honors for American schools, many times over the past few decades.

Solon Ohio is home to branches of the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals of Cleveland, and Akron Children's Hospital Health Systems.