Welcome to Shelby County, the fastest growing county in the State of Alabama.  Encompassing approximately 800 square miles in Central Alabama, the County offers diverse amenities in a temperate climate with dramatic landscapes.  Recreational opportunities flourish throughout the County, from our city and county parks to the 10,000-acre Oak Mountain State Park.

Businesses find Shelby County equally as unique and attractive as the people who choose to live here.  Areas such as the 390-acre Shelby West Corporate Park, is a sample of industrial developments that provide an increased economic benefit to our County.

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*** NOTICE NEW CODE ADOPTION *** Effective April 1, 2010, the Shelby County Department of Development Services will begin enforcing the 2009 Editions of the International Codes®. Shelby County Campus Map Columbiana East and West Campus The US Census Bureau is recruiting for workers to fill jobs as census workers and clerks. The Job Seekers link on the 2010 Census web site is now live.  The link gives job seekers the location and pay rate for LCO's that are, and will be, opening across the country.    2008 Shelby County Demographic Profile Shelby County Quality of Life Brochure   Calera, Alabaster and Helena among the best 100 places to live, according to Money magazine Three Shelby County cities are among the best 100 places to live, according to Money magazine. Calera, Alabaster and Helena were chosen as some of America's best small towns, according to the list released Monday. The list, which will be in the August issue, focused on cities with populations between 8,500 and 50,000.  (Read Full Article on AL.com)   ADEM Announces Burn Ban The Alabama Department of Environmental Management is reminding Alabamians of the open burning ban going into effect for 12 counties.  The ban, which is designed to protect air quality, is effective from May through October and includes Baldwin, DeKalb, Etowah, Jefferson, Lawrence, Madison, Mobile, Montgomery, Morgan, Russell, Shelby, and Talladega counties. Shelby Volunteers in Service Inc. is a new non-profit with a mission to match volunteers with those who are in need as well as to assist agencies in the Shelby County community fulfill their unmet staffing needs with valuable volunteers.  Shelby Volunteers in Service is proud to partner with Hands on Birmingham to provide the community with a comprehensive network to connect volunteers with organizations in need.  For more information or to register Click here. Keep It Local With gas prices soaring its time to seek out the local gems available within the County. Check out the County’s new tourism site aimed at highlighting all that Shelby County has to offer by way of parks, attractions, accommodations, arts and culture as well as regional events. The new site has themed itineraries to help plan an outing, robust photo galleries and interactive maps that provide detail driving directions.  Check it out at http://www.shelbycountytourism.org   “Driving Forces” Watch Teen Driving Video   Drug Prevention - Leadership Shelby County Community Storm Shelters are now located Columbiana, Vincent, and West-Shelby/Dogwood areas. Click here for EMA page listing locations. Announcement - Both online payments and automatic bank draft are available to all Shelby County Water Services customers. The Bank Draft Authorization form can be printed from the Water Services page under Departments and Agencies. If you use Online Banking please use your Customer Number as the account number on the online banking information. Pay your Shelby County Water Bill online with your Visa or Mastercard. Click here for more details. Shelby County Zoning Atlas for the Unincorporated Zoned Areas. Pay your traffic citations online and Online Driver Records (Businesses Only). GovDeals provides services to various governmental agencies that allow them to sell surplus items via the Internet. Each participating agency has its own auction rules and regulations and may be subject to state and local ordinances. Visit this site to view computers, monitors, color printers and many more County items of interest.

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