Join us at the next Shelby City Council meeting at the Don Gibson Theatre on Monday, October 20, to provide your input during the public hearing for the City of Shelby’s Comprehensive Plan (Imagine Shelby). Plan to arrive at the meeting by 5:45 pm to sign up if you wish to speak. The meeting will begin at 6 pm, and your input is an important part of the decision-making process for the Comprehensive Plan. The Don Gibson Theatre is located at 318 South Washington Street, Shelby, NC next to City Hall. For detailed information about City’s Comprehensive Plan, visit www.cityofshelby.com/imagineshelby.
It was a beautiful day as the Mayor, Shelby City Council members, City of Shelby staff, members of the community, and a group of very happy furry friends gathered together for a ribbon cutting ceremony at the newly completed Shelby Dog Park!
Mayor Stan Anthony addressed a crowd of around 50 people and expressed his gratitude to the Shelby City Council for approving the funding for this long-anticipated project. He also thanked City of Shelby staff for their dedication to the project, with special thanks directed to the Parks and Recreation Department for their hard work preparing the dog park for the community.
The Shelby Dog Park is open each day from dawn to dusk and can be accessed via the Carolina Harmony Trail trailhead, located at 198 West Marion Street, Shelby. The park includes two separate fenced sections for smaller and larger dogs totaling just under two acres and includes such features as a multi-tiered water fountain, benches, trash receptacles, dog waste bins, large rock elements, shade trees, and non-active fire hydrants.
Mayor Stan Anthony addressed a crowd of around 50 people and expressed his gratitude to the Shelby City Council for approving the funding for this long-anticipated project. He also thanked City of Shelby staff for their dedication to the project, with special thanks directed to the Parks and Recreation Department for their hard work preparing the dog park for the community.
The Shelby Dog Park is open each day from dawn to dusk and can be accessed via the Carolina Harmony Trail trailhead, located at 198 West Marion Street, Shelby. The park includes two separate fenced sections for smaller and larger dogs totaling just under two acres and includes such features as a multi-tiered water fountain, benches, trash receptacles, dog waste bins, large rock elements, shade trees, and non-active fire hydrants.
Public Power Week and Public Natural Gas Week are observed each year during the first full week of October. During the City of Shelby’s council meeting on Monday, October 6, Mayor Stan Anthony read proclamations and recognized the City’s Electric Department and the Natural Gas Department for the outstanding work they do, and for their dedication to our community.
