Shelby County
Guaranteed growth opportunities, exceptional lifestyles and lower taxes are just a few of the many factors that make the Shelby County area a prime location for businesses. Along with infrastructure support and superior training, the Shelby County area offers many assistance programs and economic advantages that make doing business in the Shelby County region a wise investment. Click the links at the top and get the facts on the great business environment in the Shelby County
County Government Website: www.co.shelby.in.us/
County Seat: Shelbyville
Cities in Shelby County
Shelbyville - Wikipedia
Shelbyville was incorporated January 21, 1850, by a special act of the Legislature, according to county histories. The city charter received at that time was destroyed in the City Hall fire on January 1, 1928.
- Incorporated towns
* Morristown - Wikipedia
* St. Paul - Wikipedia - Unincorporated towns
* Blue Ridge - Wikipedia
* Boggstown - Wikipedia
* Fairland - Wikipedia
* Flat Rock - Wikipedia
* Fountaintown - Wikipedia
* Geneva - Wikipedia
* Gwynneville - Wikipedia
* Marietta - Wikipedia
* Meiks - Wikipedia
* Mount Auburn - Wikipedia
* Sugar Creek - Wikipedia
* Waldron - Wikipedia
Annual Festivals and Parades
Indiana Downs
Indiana Downs is a horse racing track in Shelbyville, Indiana providing great family entertainment. The track hosts both thoroughbred and harness racing. Thoroughbred racing begins in April. Learn more about the track by clicking on the link above.
Shelby County Fair
The Shelby County Fair hosts a variety of daily events to entertain its attendees! It features activities such as: Concerts, Livestock Contests, Motor Sports, a Demolition Derby, and various shows. Plus there is a variety of food and desert vendors to satisfy anyone’s taste buds!
Resources
Chambers of Commerce
