Here is the local ordinance that relates to fireworks. Enjoy and be safe!
From June 29th – July 3rd and July 5th – July 9th: Fireworks may be discharged from 9am – 2 hours after sunset.
On Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and New Year’s Eve: Fireworks may be discharged from 9am until Midnight.
Ord. 2016-012, passed June 27, 2016
Click below to view the latest Town of Sellersburg Newsletter, sent to residents in early June of 2025.
Swimming season is quickly approaching. Because your wastewater (sewer) bill is directly related to your water usage, the Sellersburg Wastewater Utility will issue a credit for filling up your pool.
Contact the Town’s Billing Office by calling (812)246-3821 opt. 1, to reserve one of the Town issued meters. Adjustments cannot be issued without the use of this meter. The number of meters available is limited so we ask you please plan head. Simply follow the steps per Town of Sellersburg Ordinance 52.02 outlined below. If you choose to wait until June, there is no need to apply for a credit using this outline as the Summer Averaging Program begins June 1st and runs through September (Ordinance 52.01)
52.02 – Adjustments For The Filling Up Of Swimming Pools With Water
Any wastewater customer (the “Customer”) of the Town of Sellersburg, Indiana may rent a garden hose meter from the Town’s Billing Office for a 72-hour time frame to track the amount of gallons used when filling their swimming pool that will ultimately by-pass the wastewater treatment system of the Town.
Process:
1.) The wastewater customer shall visit Town’s Billing Office and execute a rental agreement, which is incorporated herewith, for a garden hose meter from the Town free of charge.
2.) The Customer shall return the meter within 72 hours and is responsible for the full replacement cost of the meter should it be returned in an inoperable manner.
3.) Failure to return the meter within 72 hours will result in a $50 per day late fee for the first two (2) days after the expiration of the 72 hour and $100 per day late fee thereafter to be paid immediately.
The water usage indicated on the meter upon its return will be calculated and applied as a wastewater adjustment on the next available billing cycle.
(Ord. 2020-OR-009, passed 6-8-20)
52.01 – Wastewater Summer Averaging
All residential users (as defined below) connected to the town wastewater treatment plant may be exempt from payment for certain sewer use charges only on the water not specifically discharged into the town’s sewage system under the following terms and conditions:
(A) In the event that water usage for the months of June, July, August, and September (“summer months”) is greater than the average amount of water used by said residential user during October, November, December, and January (“winter months”) of the preceding year, then billing for sewage service for summer months shall be based upon the average of the water usage during the winter months.
(B) In the event that water usage is less during the summer months as compared to the winter months, then billing shall be based upon the actual water usage in said months.
(C) The term RESIDENTIAL USER shall mean and apply to each lot, parcel of real estate or building which is occupied and used solely as a residence.
The summer rate does not apply to any premises, which are partially or wholly, used for commercial or industrial purposes including, but not limited to, hotels/motels, retirement/nursing home facilities, rooming house, apartment complexes, multi-family complexes, resident training or educational facilities, other commercial properties housing groups of individuals or anything similar thereto.
(Ord. 2021-OR-010, passed 4-26-21)
US31 IMPROVEMENTS:
It is finally upon us… The US31 improvement project. Utility relocations will begin in March and run through the end of the year 2025. Once complete, the actual US31 project will begin and is scheduled to continue through all or most of 2026 depending on weather. To see all the construction plans related to this project as well as an informational video that was part of the community meeting held at Town Hall on 9/15/22, click the button below.
An enlarged set of renderings are also available to view at Town Hall.
Project Points of Fact:
Thank you to INDOT for this additional stop light project prior to the start of the US31 Project.
OTHER INDOT PROJECTS IN THE WORKS:
-Stoplight at SR60 and W. St. Joe Rd
-Roundabout at SR60 and CR311
-Roundabout at SR60 and Perry Crossing
-Roundabout at SR60 and Grantline Rd.
TOWN OF SELLERSBURG AND CLARK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORKING TOWARDS SOLUTION OF CR311:
The Town is also working with the Clark County Commissioners on a CR311 reconstruction/improvement project from SR60 to Enterprise Dr. This project will add a lane, multi-use path along the roadway, and streetscapes. CR311 (Charlestown Rd) through Town is a Clark County Highway and not a Town road. We thank the Clark County Commissioners for working with us to solve this long overdue roadway improvement project.
If you concern regarding any INDOT projects, need to report an issue, or general concern, please contact INDOT through their link below:
Please click the link below to report a pothole near you. Street Department Crews will be out as soon as the weather permits to start getting potholes fixed!
Having a Sellersburg Postal Address does not always mean the Town of Sellersburg manages your roadway. You could live in an area that is managed by the Clark County Highway Department, City of Jeffersonville, Town of Clarksville, or even the Floyd County Highway Department.
*Charlestown Road (CR-311) from SR60 to Prather Ln., Poindexter Ln., areas of E. St Joe Rd., Speed, anything in the W. St Joe area, and parts of Perry Crossing Road are Clark County’s roadways. Potholes on these roads can be reported by clicking here: Clark County Indiana Government Portal
*US31 (Indiana Ave.) and SR60 are INDOT Highways. Potholes on these roads can be reported by clicking here: Report a Concern Public – Customer Support
The below newsletter was sent to all residents within the Town of Sellersburg in March of 2025.
To nominate a resident for the Town of Sellersburg Foundation Award, please complete the online application found in the link below:
SELLERSBURG PARKS AND REC
The Town of Sellersburg Parks currently has seasonal employment opportunities for Assistance Pool Managers and Lifeguards, both at the Sellersburg Pool.
Assistant Pool Manager positions start at $16.50/hr depending on experience.
Lifeguard positions start at $15.99/hr depending on experience.
*If you worked at the Sellersburg Pool during the 2024 Season and would like to return, please email SellersburgPool@gmail.com to communicate with Pool Manager, Amy Palmer.
Applications will be accepted until Friday, April 18, 2025, with interviews to follow. Applicants must be 16 years of age or older.
To view the entire job description, click the link below.
These are seasonal positions ending 7/27/25.
To apply, please complete an application and return it to Sellersburg Town Hall located at 316 E. Utica Street, Sellersburg Indiana. It is located across from the Sellersburg Post Office. Or email it to Info@sellersburg.org
The INDOT Community Crossing Matching Grant (CCMG) Road Projects within the Town of Sellersburg will be starting in late spring of 2025 with an estimated completion in September of 2025. Once the public bidding process was complete, the project award was won by MAC Construction. Scheduled work will include mill/paving, concrete curb repair, roadside storm drain repairs, road markings where applicable, and sidewalk repairs where applicable.
As part of the project specifications, MAC Construction will be posting advance notice on the roads they will be working. This will give residents the notice they need to be aware of when work will begin on their roadways.
For the Town to qualify for funding, the Town Council will provide local matching funds of 25% from a funding source approved for road and bridge construction. As part of the CCMG Program, INDOT will provide the remaining 75% of the funding need.
Within Sellersburg Town limits, the following road rehabilitation projects will be completed in 2025 as part of CCMG:
E. St. Joe from Alabama to Dreyer Ln.
The Greenwood Subdivision (Banner Ave., Emerald Dr., and Celesta Way from Banner to Greenwood Rd.)
High St., Novel Ln. (from St. Paul to US31), and Deidrick Way (from Hauss Ave. to the dead-end)
Smith Ln. from E. Utica St. to N. Fern St.
The portion of Perry Crossing Rd. within the Town of Sellersburg’s Town Borders.
The Millview Neighborhood (Millview Dr., Millview St., Circle Dr., and Bottorff St.)
Lakeside Neighborhood Cul-de-sacs (Bridge Ct., Sunset Dr., Brandon Circle., and Lakeside Ct.)
Lake Pointe Neighborhood (Karie Dr. and Paul’s Place)
The City of Jeffersonville and the Utica Township Fire District are seeking to creating a new taxing territory that will consolidate their fire protection and add a new EMS/ambulance service for the two units of government. The proposed budget for this new taxing territory is $35.1 million.
FACTS:
The downloadable Impact Analysis spreadsheet below, shows the overall impact to all the taxing units.
Click the button below to view the informational public hearing that was hosted on 2/20/25 at Jeffersonville City Council.
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Sellersburg Alerts
Complete the below form to reserve the pool at Mosley Park
Please provide your updated contact details below so we can reach you during emergencies.
