Shelby County Sewer District

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3475 Canal Road No 1

Minster, OH 45865

+1 (419) 628-3411

https://co.shelby.oh.us

The Shelby County Sewer District, under the guidance of the Shelby County Board of County Commissioners, is dedicated to providing essential wastewater collection and treatment services as well as water distribution and treatment in several unincorporated regions of Shelby County, OH. Their responsibilities encompass a range of areas, including the Lake Loramie WWTP Improvements, Hickory Dell Estates Subdivision, Millcreek Subdivision, Lake Loramie Area Sewer District, and the McCartyville Village of Kettlersville Project.

With a commitment to efficient and effective service, the Sewer District focuses on maintaining high standards in water and wastewater management. Citizens in the served areas can access detailed reports on drinking water quality, ensuring transparency and accountability. For any queries or information about ongoing projects, Tyler Shuster, the Director of the Sewer District, is available to address concerns.

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