Coverage
Where Jobs From This Line Are Taken
Youngstown and Mahoning County. That is the whole of it, and the ZIP on the form is what confirms an address sits inside it.
Youngstown
The city itself, all sides, including the older housing stock on the north and south sides where porch voids and stone basements are common.
Boardman and Poland
Suburban lots backing onto wooded ravines and creek corridors. Most of the deer calls from this county start in one of these two.
Austintown and Canfield
Larger lots, more treeline, and enough open ground that a carcass can sit unnoticed for a few days before anyone finds it.
Struthers, Campbell and Lowellville
The Mahoning River side, tight lots and steep ground between the street and the water.
North Lima, New Middletown and Petersburg
Rural south county. Longer driveways, outbuildings, and access that matters more to the price than the animal does.
North Jackson, Berlin Center and Ellsworth
West and northwest county, farm ground and woodlots.
Sebring, Beloit and Damascus
The far southwest corner of the county.
If you are in Trumbull County
Warren, Niles, Howland, Girard and the rest of Trumbull are not covered by this line. They are a different operator’s territory, and that is a routing rule rather than a preference.
Put your ZIP on the form anyway. It will reach whoever actually covers you instead of being quietly sent to the wrong phone.
City streets are separate
Coverage here means private property. An animal on a Youngstown street or at the curb is Public Works on 330-742-8800, and a state route is ODOT’s. The full split is here.
Addresses near the county line
The north edge of the county runs close enough to Trumbull that a mailing address does not always settle it, and the west edge does the same against Portage and Columbiana. The ZIP does settle it. Give it on the call or on the form and you will get a yes or a no rather than a maybe.