A Rich Agricultural History
Scenic Graceland Walking Path
Lake Loramie State Park
The Historical ‘Big Four Bridge’
Shelby County is located in the heartland of Ohio. Established in 1819, our county is 420 square-miles of agriculture and industry, providing a stable economy. With eight incorporated villages and 14 townships, Shelby County is known for its close-knit communities, solid work ethic and a “together we can” attitude that brings private industry and government together regularly to accomplish any task at hand. Our area boasts the safety and comfort of living in a smaller community, but provides easy access to larger cities and all of their amenities.
Shelby-Sidney Bicentennial Celebration Updates
Bicentennial Kick-Off
April 1, 2019 at the Sidney Middle School, 980 Fair Road
7:00 p.m.
TICKETS ARE REQUIRED and can be ordered by emailing Mike Barhorst at mbarhorst@sidneyoh.com. Limit two tickets per order. Include your name, address, & phone number with your order.
Shelby County Recycling Center
1600 Riverside Dr (E St Rte 47), Sidney, Ohio
EWaste Accepted by Appointment ONLY
Call – 1-800-553-6763 Ext. 20
Call for current fees on items.
Computer Monitors & Televison – $0.60 a Pound
What is Accepted
Computers – Computer Components – Laptops
Fax Machines – Scanners – Printers – Copiers – Ink Cartridges
Monitors – TVs(NO Big Screen/Projection TVs)
Cell Phones – Telephones
Calculators – Typewriters – Cameras
VHS & DVD Players – Stereo Equipment
Microwaves – Vacuum Cleaners
Wires – Cords – Cables – A/C Adapters
News
NOVEMBER 6, 2018
GENERAL ELECTION
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
Shelby County Building Department gets new location.
Effective Immediately!
The new location is:
City of Sidney Municipal Building
201 W. Poplar Street
2nd Floor Sidney, Ohio 45365
Phone: (937) 658-6220
Fax: (937) 658-6240 Office
Hours: 7:30am to 4:00pm
Shelby County
Emergency Mass Notification System
Shelby County emergency officials are proud to offer a life-saving capability to county residents and workers with our mass notification system, which is used to alert citizens of public safety threats:
| Local emergencies Hazards Weather alerts |
Environmental hazards Criminal activity Missing persons |
For those who sign up, the emergency alert system can provide rapid notification of hazardous and urgent situations using a mix of telephone calls, text and email messages, and TTY/TDD service for the hearing impaired.
