City of Shelby -

Item - Text / Quote The City of Shelby in Cleveland County, North Carolina, is pleased to release this Solicitation for Development Partner Proposals (SDP) for the redevelopment of the Hotel Charles (commonly known as the Blanton Building), located at 108 West Warren Street in Uptown Shelby. The City seeks a qualified development partner or partners to redevelop the City-owned site into a boutique hotel with first-floor food and beverage and street-level retail. Responses to the solicitation are due by March 27, 2026.

Item - Text / Quote The City of Shelby in Cleveland County, North Carolina, is pleased to release this Solicitation for Development Partner Proposals (“SDP”) for the redevelopment of the Webbley Mansion, located at 403 South Washington Street. The City seeks a qualified development partner or partners to collaborate closely in the redevelopment of this City-owned site for future private ownership and operation. Responses to the solicitation are due by March 27, 2026.

Item - Text / Quote The City of Shelby would like to welcome the employees who have recently joined our team! Pictured from left to right are Jonathan Dominski – Public Works Department, Chandler Corujo – Finance Department (Customer Services), Brandon Frigo – Police Department, Anthony Potlow – Police Department, Jacob McDaniel – Natural Gas Department, Sherika Eskridge – Housing Department, Bradley Boyce – Police Department, Jeremy Jann – Police Department, Sam Ackerman – Electric Department.

Item - Text / Quote Shelby City Park is hosting a Valentine's Day Lunch at the Carrousel on Friday, February 13, from 11:30 am until 1:30 pm. The lunch will be catered by Dressing on the Side and will include assorted sandwiches, soup, fruit, and dessert. Music will be performed by Eddie Cook. Tickets are $15 each and must be purchased by February 10 at the Shelby City Parks main office. Cash or check will be accepted. If you have any questions, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 704-484-6476.

Item - Text / Quote The City's arborist has evaluated the live oak trees around the Uptown Shelby area and identified several trees that are dying. While live oaks may live for a long period of time, circumstances such as disease, damage from large commercial vehicles and storm damage can cause these beautiful trees to die prematurely. As part of the planned process to ensure our tree canopy is preserved and safe for the public, the City of Shelby will be working to replace approximately fifteen of these trees in the coming weeks. The City will post additional information about this process and notify business owners when work is to be done near their location.

Item - Text / Quote The City of Shelby is pleased to announce that the First Broad River Trail, which has been closed due to damage caused by Hurricane Helene, has been reopened to the public. UPDATED NOTICE: November 18, 2025 A section of the trail South from the bridge on Highway 74 is temporarily closed while DOT completes construction work on the bridge. Work is expected to take 2-3 days or more. Updates will be posted when work is complete, and this section of the trail is reopened.

Item - Text / Quote The Shelby Fire and Rescue Department held its’ annual awards banquet on Friday, December 5. Employees were recognized for years of service, certifications, and medical saves.

Item - Text / Quote Temperatures above or below the normal average affect how hard your system has to work to keep up. In turn, this affects your energy usage and your monthly bill.

Item - Text / Quote The Shelby Police Department held their annual awards banquet on Thursday, December 18.

Item - Text / Quote The City of Shelby would like to welcome the employees who have recently joined our team! Pictured from left to right are Nicole Hart – Administration (Paralegal), Timothy Lowery – Parks and Recreation Department, Dylan Lehmann – Planning and Development Department, Brandon Greenawalt – Water Resources Department.

Item - Text / Quote The City of Shelby would like to thank K-9 Officer, Jeremy Weaver, for speaking to the City’s veterans at our annual Veterans Day Luncheon on Thursday, November 13. We would also like to thank our employees, current and retired, and City Council members who are veterans for their service to our country.

Item - Text / Quote 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!

Item - Text / Quote The City of Shelby is pleased to announce that Officer Eric Hart has been awarded the Hoyt Q. Bailey Agape Award! This award was presented by Cleveland County Schools Superintendent, Dr. Fisher — a tremendous honor recognizing compassion, service, and impact. Officer Hart is the first, and currently the only School Resource Officer in Cleveland County Schools to receive this award. That speaks volumes about the heart he brings to his role at Shelby Middle School. The staff of Shelby Middle School nominated him for this honor. Congratulations, Officer Hart, your commitment, kindness, and genuine care are making a lasting difference in the lives of students and the community.