To read the November 2024 Newsletter please follow the link below. Click here to see the November 2024 Newsletter. The November Newsletter is also included in the November 2024 utilities bill. The newsletter provides an update on reservoir levels and our required Water Service Line inventory status.
The 2024 Leaf pick-up is scheduled to start on October 21st and continue through to the end of November. Please check back for updates to this schedule.
Click here to see the Service Line Warranties of America announcement.
RCAP is working alongside the City of Shelby Utilities Office to complete a water service line survey in accordance with the Ohio EPA Lead Service Line mapping mandate. The City of Shelby, Division of Water is encouraging all homeowners to complete the provided lead service line survey to determine the type of service line Read More...
Please click here for a copy of the Water Treatment Plants 2023 Consumer Confidence Report. Click here to view the 2022 Consumer Confidence Report. Click here to view the 2021 Consumer Confidence Report. Click here to view the 2020 Consumer Confidence Report. Click here to view the 2019 Consumer Confidence Report. Read More...
The tornado sirens will be tested at noon (12:00pm), on the last Wednesday of each month. Note, if there is potential for severe weather in our surrounding area, the tornado siren test may be delayed or rescheduled.
Effective January 1, 2024, the City of Shelby tax on earned income is 1.75%. For residents who live in Shelby and work in other municipalities or villages with an income tax, effective January 1, 2019, a credit is applied up to the first .75% of earned income. The other 1.0% of earned income, of which Read More...
AWWA Certified Water Backflow Device Regulations click here. Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Control click here.
Historic place-savers pour their time, energy, and resources into protecting places they care about, often without recognition. Preservation Month 2022 is for them—a national high-five to everyone doing the great work of saving places in hopes that it will inspire and empower others to do the same. Meet the members of the Shelby Historic Read More...
The Shelby Historic Preservation Commission was asked to compile a report of the historical significance of 11/13 Broadway, known to many as the Hicks and Martin auto parts store. This is not a complete history, rather a survey of the changes to the building over time to determine whether it would qualify for the National Read More...
