The Campbell County Economic Development Office (EDO) is the main point of contact for Economic Development and for all County level incentives. We offer a variety of resources to our business community to encourage economic growth through new and expanding businesses, job growth, and capital investment within the County.
With the help of the Campbell County Economic Progress Authority Inc., Campbell County Business Development Corp., and various other community partners you will be well equipped with the resources to be successful. Whether you are a small enterprise or a Fortune 500 company, you will find the Campbell County advantage is unparalleled business resources, a high quality of life, and a low cost of doing business.
We are “The Best in the Midwest” to live, learn, work, play, and do business; we are Campbell County, Kentucky.
Welcome to the Campbell County Occupational License Office!
We are responsible for the collection of the Occupational License Tax within Chapter 110 of the Campbell County Code of Ordinances. Every person, association, corporation, or other business entity engaging in an occupation, business, trade, or profession is required to file and pay occupational license tax. Business activity includes rental property, sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. The Occupational License Office is the tax collection and licensing agent for Campbell County and the cities of Alexandria, Cold Spring, Ft. Thomas, Highland Heights, Melbourne, Southgate, Wilder and Woodlawn.
Online Account Registration/Payment and Payroll Tax Filing/Payment Now Available!
Online filing and payment is now available for registering a new business, filing a Quarterly Payroll Return and filing a Federal Employee Payroll Tax Return. To access your existing account, or to register a new account, please go to https://campbellcountyky.munirevs.com/, then follow the prompts for new users (if you are not sure whether you have an existing account, please call our office first). For help with online registration, please contact GovOS at 888-751-1911 or email at blt.str.support@govos.com. Online Business Tax Filings to be available at a later date.
The Campbell County Occupational License Office does not accept the OL-S or OL-D Standardized Tax Forms to remit your Net Profit/Gross Receipts Taxes.
If you need assistance in completing a return, please call our office at 859-292-3884. We ask that you please have a copy of your Federal Return and a copy of our Campbell County Return in front of you before calling or stopping in.
Please use the following documents to retrieve information and download appropriate tax forms. Documents can be viewed with Adobe Reader or other PDF viewers.
Business Registration Forms
- Online Registration/Payment -If you are not sure whether you have an existing account, please call our office first.
(Required prior to doing business in Campbell County) - Business License Application - Paper Format
- Account Information Update Form - Paper Format
(For existing account information change only)
Payroll Tax Forms
Payroll Tax Memo- Please read for rate changes as 1/1/2024.
Business Tax Annual Return Forms
Federal Employee Payroll Tax Return
Tax Tables and Reference
Refund Request Form for Individuals (Requests due to time worked outside the County and/or Cities will first require proof of filing/payment with the proper jurisdiction)
Other Tax Websites
Occupational Tax Ordinance
To Apply:
- Complete electronic application, save as .pdf, and email to humanresources@campbellcountyky.gov
- E-sign with Adobe Reader or you may sign in person if interviewed.
- Fax to 1-859-547-1879
- Mail to 1098 Monmouth St., P.O. Box 72340 Newport, KY 41072
Employment Application
Current Fiscal Court Employment Opportunities (non-Police):
Mental Health, Intellectual Disability, and Aging Tax Information
Requests for proposals are released to the public each December in coordination with Boone and Kenton County Human Services to provide a cohesive application for all three counties. The Human Services representatives from all three counties work closely together throughout the year to fully assess the needs of Boone, Campbell, and Kenton County residents by developing the request for proposal, analyzing submitted proposals, reviewing monthly reimbursement summary requests and quarterly narrative reports, monitoring funded agencies, and serving on various community boards and committees.
The FY26 Mental Health, Intellectual Disabilities, and Aging Payroll Tax application for the time period July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026 deadline was 4:00 PM on January 31, 2025.
Current Grantees
AJ Jolly Park & Campground is an award-winning, 1000 acre park that offers many outdoor activities including:
- 89 Camping Spots (62 of which have been improved with water and electric)
- 5 Yurts
- 200 Acre Fishing Lake
- Horse Trails - Horse Trail Map & Information
- Picnic Areas
- Hiking - AJ Jolly Trail Map
- Watercraft Rentals - Kayak, Canoe, Paddle Boat, & SUP
- Kayak Storage Unit Seasonal Rentals - Kayak Storage Agreement and Waiver/Release
- 18-Hole Disc Golf Course - Disc Golf Map
- 6 Baseball Fields
- Soccer
- Basketball
- Sand Volleyball
- Pickleball & Tennis
- Cornhole
AJ Jolly Golf Course
AJ Jolly Golf Course provides 18 holes of award-winning golf on the banks of the AJ Jolly Lake. For detailed information on the course layout and amenities visit the AJ Jolly Golf website.
AJ Jolly Horse Trails
AJ Jolly offers approximately 20 miles of trails for the citizen or visitor looking to enjoy a day out on the horse. The partnership between the Campbell County Fiscal Court and Northern Kentucky Horse Network allows for the continued preservation of land and development of an extensive horse-trail network.
The Campbell County Environmental Education Center encompasses over 50 acres and allows visitors to experience field, forest, and wetland habitats. The center has two main walking trails for visitors to explore.
The state of Kentucky was pushing to improve its public park systems during the late 1950s. A Campbell County public park was voted to be established on November 16, 1959 by the Campbell County Fiscal Court. A five-person board was appointed by the county judge executive, Andrew J. Jolly, Jr, to provide, conduct, and maintain parks, playgrounds, and recreation centers in the county. A vote for a bond approval allowed six new state parks to be built, along with the building of a dam for the construction of the AJ Jolly lake. The golf course opened on June 28, 1962, along with a bridle path and stable with 15 horses. The rest of the park was open to the public in 1963. A park extension was announced and the fiscal court voted to rename the county park to "AJ Jolly Park" in honor of the former county judge.
Report an Issue at a County ParkReport an Item Lost or Found at a County Park
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please contact us at (859) 292-3880 Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or email us at pzadmin@campbellcountyky.org
All fees are non-refundable. We accept cash, check and credit card. There will be a bank fee associated with using the credit card option of either $2.50 or 3% of the fee being assessed whichever is greater.
NOTE: If work is started without the appropriate permit, all fees will be doubled.
The City of Alexandria Zoning is now being managed by Campbell County Planning, Zoning & Building Department. All zoning inquiries and permit submittals should come through this office as of 3/01/2023. Code Enforcement concerns will continue to be handled by the City at this time.
Services provided by the Campbell County Police Department.
How to Sign-Up for Residential Trash Service
Campbell County does not provide pick-up or drop-off services for household trash.
FIRST:
If you live in a subdivision or planned neighborhood, find out if there is a Homeowners Association for your community. Often, the HOA contracts trash service for the neighborhood.
SECOND:
If you do not have a Homeowners Association, contact your city. Cities usually manage garbage service for incorporated areas. Click here for a list of city contact numbers.
THIRD:
If you live in an unincorporated region and not in a city, you are free to contract waste removal with any hauler that you prefer. Curbside recycling is available for select households in unincorporated Campbell County on a subscription basis. Please call Rumpke at 1-800-828-8171 to see if your household is eligible. Campbell County also offers a Public Drop-Off Recycling Program where residents gather recyclables at home and drop them off at designated recycling sites in the community.
Below is a list of available haulers that may service your area for curbside trash collection.
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Landfill (drop-off), Dumpster Rental 12764 McCoy Fork Road Walton, KY (859) 485-4416 |
Curbside Trash and Recycling, Dumpster Rental 1389 Production Drive (859) 372-4900 |
Curbside Trash and Recycling 11563 Mosteller Road, (800) 543-1339 |
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3800 Struble Rd, (800) 582-3107 |
1374 Bryan Griffin Rd, (859) 472-7339 |
Rumpke Waste & Recycling Curbside Trash and Recycling, Dumpster Rental 5535 Vine Street, (800) 828-8171 |
Rumpke Waste & Recycling Transfer Station 4399 Boron Dr. (800) 828-8171 |
Surrounded by rivers, home to Newport on the Levee and award-winning main streets, and rooted in agricultural history, Campbell County offers opportunities for everybody.
Campbell County provides top-notch services to all of its citizens. Whether you are looking to adopt a pet, have a zoning question, or would like to talk about a county-maintained road, you will find what you need in Campbell County.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION REGARDING THE APPLICATION AND VERIFICATION PROCESSES OF CAMPBELL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING. BY SUBMITTING YOUR APPLICATION FOR RENTAL ASSISTANCE, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ, UNDERSTAND, AND AGREE TO COMPLY WITH APPLICATION AND PREFERENCE REQUIREMENTS.
CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR RENTAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH CAMPBELL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING'S VOUCHER PROGRAM:
Campbell County Department of Housing will make every reasonable accommodation to assist qualified disabled persons in accessing available services. If there is a need for CCDH to be aware of a specific requirement you are encouraged to contact the agency at (859) 261-5200 or TDD/TTY 1-800-545-1833 Ext. 947 so suitable arrangements may be considered for the delivery of service.
Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
- Applicants may not submit more than one application to the waitlist.
- Changes cannot be made online. Please report all application changes in writing to the office, including address, phone number, income, and family composition.
- To check your status on the waitlist, please call (859) 694-9324. You must enter the head of household's social security number to obtain your waitlist status. Please allow 3-5 business days from the date of application for the waitlist to update with your status.
- You will be mailed a notice of invite with next-step instructions once you have been selected from the waitlist.
- It is important to have a reliable mailing address and to keep your mailing address current with CCDH at all times. If your notice of invite is returned to CCDH as undeliverable to your address of record with CCDH, for any reason, you will be removed from the waitlist without further notification.
Waitlist Preference Definitions and required preference verification
Preference: First Residency
Reason or Cause: Head of Household, Spouse, or Sole Member lives or works in Campbell or Pendleton County, Kentucky.
Documentation Required:
- Lease agreement, Utility bill, Pay stub, Piece of first class mail
Preference: Second Residency
Reason or Cause: Head of Household, Spouse, or Sole Member lives or works in one of the following Kentucky counties: Kenton, Boone, or Bracken OR the following Ohio counties: Hamilton or Clermont.
Documentation Required:
- Lease agreement, Utility bill, Pay stub, Piece of first class mail
Residency preference verification must be current at the time it is selected on the pre-application (dated within the month of application) and at the time eligibility is determined (dated within the month of the applicant family’s eligibility appointment) or, for lease agreements, including the months of the family’s pre-application submission and eligibility appointment. Generally, only one type of documentation is required. The agency reserves the right to request additional verification. You will be required to verify your preference was valid in the month you applied and in the month of your eligibility appointment.
Preference: Veterans
Reason or Cause: Head of Household, Spouse, or Sole Member is an honorably discharged Veteran.
Documentation Required:
- DD214
Preference: Elderly
Reason or Cause: Sole member if household is age 62 or older.
Documentation Required:
- Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate, Driver’s License, Census Records, Official Records of Birth or other authoritative document(s)
Preference: Disability
Reason or Cause: Any member of the applicant family listed on the pre-application has a disability.
Documentation Required:
- The PHA’s Certification of Disabled Status form completed by a physician, medical professional, or other reliable source as defined in the PHA’s administrative plan documenting the family member meets HUD’s definition of disability (contact your representative at the PHA to obtain).
- Paperwork documenting benefits are received due to disability (i.e. Social Security Administration).
Generally, only one type of documentation is required FOR EACH preference claimed. Preferences claimed on the pre-application must be current on the date of pre-application and at the time eligibility is determined. Updates to preferences can be reported by the applicant family, in writing and within 10 days, while a family is on the waitlist. For example, if a family moves to an area that makes them eligible for the residency preference while they’re on the waitlist, they may report the change to the agency to claim the preference, or, if a sole applicant turns 62 while they’re on the waitlist, they may report the change to the agency to claim the preference. If an applicant family has claimed a preference that is not verifiable or for which they are not eligible they will be returned to the waitlist without the preference listed. You must verify your preference was valid in the month you applied and in the month of your eligibility appointment.
From AJ Jolly Park to the Ohio River there are boating and fishing options throughout the county. Whether it's a county or city lake, Licking or Ohio River, there are opportunities to get out and enjoy.
The Campbell County Economic Progress Authority (CCEPA) collaborates with its local, regional, state and national partners to ensure you have the resources you need to start, grow, or relocate your business.
Our Purpose
The CCEPA is a non-profit corporation, created in 1982 to aid in the acquisition, retention and development/redevelopment of land for industrial and commercial purposes. It is made up of a diverse and experienced eight-person Board of Directors whose goals are executed by its President.
Our Mission
Promote and enhance Campbell County’s key assets, including the riverfront, Northern Kentucky University, recreation/agriculture/entertainment, and local proximity.
Encourage the retention and expansion of existing businesses and stimulate entrepreneurial innovation and growth by serving as a resource and connector.
Focus on the development and redevelopment of sites that will allow the County maximum growth capacity.
Southern Campbell County Industrial Park
To accomplish our mission listed above, the CCEPA owns and actively markets industrial land, The Southern Campbell County Industrial Park (SCCIP). The Industrial Park is directly off of US-27 near Campbell County High School. The current industrial user within the SCCIP is Hillshire Brands/ Tyson Foods.
Click here to view our marketing flyer of the Southern Campbell County Industrial Park.
Other Agencies
Please Note:
The opinions expressed in the links below may not necessarily express the views and beliefs of the Campbell County Fiscal Court. The Fiscal Court does not promote or endorse the products or services provided by any of the agencies listed below.
Pendery Sports Park
The 72-acre Pendery Sports Park offers an array of sporting facilities to meet the needs of outdoor enthusiasts- 8 baseball fields, 1 NBA size basketball court, 6 soccer fields, and a three-quarter mile walking trail. In addition, the park offers 5 picnic shelters with tables for you and your family to enjoy a fun-filled day of activities.
- Shelter Reservations: 859-547-3681
- Knothole Rainout Number: 859-392-0024
- Soccer: For Game Field Status please check the CCYSL website.
Current Police Department Employment Opportunities:
The Campbell County Police Department maintains an open hiring process for: Recruit Police Officers, Lateral Police Officers, School Resource Officers, Police Social Workers, and Administrative Positions. Inquires regarding salary and benefits may be made by calling
859-547-3100.
Interest Forms are accepted year-round. For all positions, please complete the CCPD electronic interest form and save as a .pdf document, submitting as described on the interest form. You will thereafter be notified of next phases in any process.
Recruit Police Officer: Persons interested in recruit positions must have a High School Diploma or GED and must be 20 years of age.
Lateral Police Officer: Lateral candidates must possess or be able to obtain certification by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council. Candidates with police service in states other than the Commonwealth may be considered for lateral entry, provided they meet the Basic Training requirements as set forth by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council.
School Resource Officer (SRO): Candidates must be Kentucky certified police officers who are retirees of the Kentucky Retirement System. Applicants will be required to go through a KLEC compliant background investigation and required training courses.
Police Social Worker (PSW): Applicants for PSW must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Psychology, or other social science related field supplemented with 3 years’ experience in the area of social science. Or, Master’s Degree in Social Work, Psychology, or other social science related field with 2 years’ experience in the area of social science. Or, any equivalent combination of education, training and experience which provides the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities for this position.
Recruit, Lateral, and School Resource Officers, must meet all requirements and provide all information as described on the CCPD interest form. When submitting your interest form, please:
Provide proof of age
Provide proof of military discharge (if applicable)
Campbell County households can get four (4) free vouchers to dispose of household trash throughout the Program Year (July 1 – June 30). Vouchers are valid upon receipt until the end of the voucher period. Guidelines and restrictions apply.
Households impacted by recent storms and flooding may be eligible for additional vouchers.
Voucher Period 1 = July 1 – December 31 | Voucher Period 2 = January 1 – June 30
- Residents can get two (2) vouchers each voucher period.
- Applicants must provide proof of Campbell County residency.
- Examples: valid driver’s license or photo ID, utility bill, deed, or lease.
- Vouchers are good for one truckload or one 8-ft trailer load. If stacked, pile must by under 3-feet tall. Additional expenses are the responsibility of the resident.
- Accepted: household trash, furniture, mattresses, yard waste, and home renovation debris.
- Not Accepted: hazardous waste, tires, appliances, electronics, and liquid waste.
- Rumpke has the right to refuse any item.
Rumpke Disposal Locations:
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Rumpke Covington Transfer Station 4399 Boron Drive (800) 828-8171 |
Rumpke Pendleton County Landfill 1374 Bryan Griffin Road (859) 472-7339 |
Questions regarding specific items accepted at transfer station or landfill, contact Rumpke at 1-800-828-8171.
Questions regarding the Voucher Program or application, contact Campbell County Solid Waste at SolidWaste@campbellcountyky.gov or 859-547-1866.
Campbell County Department of Housing will make every reasonable accommodation to assist qualified disabled persons in accessing available services. If there is a need for CCDH to be aware of a specific requirement you are encouraged to contact the agency at (859) 261-5200 or TDD/TTY 1-800-545-1833 Ext. 947 so suitable arrangements may be considered for the delivery of service.
Waitlist and Preference Information
- APPLICANTS MAY NOT SUBMIT MORE THAN ONE APPLICATION TO THE WAITLIST.
- APPLICATION CHANGES CANNOT BE MADE ONLINE. PLEASE REPORT ALL CHANGES IN WRITING TO THE OFFICE, INLCUDING CHANGES TO YOUR ADDRESS OR PHONE NUMBER.
- TO CHECK YOUR STATUS ON THE WAITLIST PLEASE CALL (859) 694 9324. YOU MUST ENTER THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD’S SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER TO OBTAIN YOUR WAITLIST STATUS. PLEASE ALLOW 10 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF APPLICATION FOR THE WAITLIST TO UPDATE WITH YOUR STATUS.
- YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED IN WRITING OF YOUR APPOINTMENT ONCE YOU HAVE BEEN SELECTED FROM THE WAITLIST.
- IT IS IMPORTANT TO HAVE A RELIABLE MAILING ADDRESS AND TO KEEP YOUR MAILING ADDRESS CURRENT WITH CCDH AT ALL TIMES. IF YOUR NOTICE OF INVITE IS RETURNED TO CCDH AS UNDELIVERABLE TO YOUR ADDRESS OF RECORD WITH CCDH, FOR ANY REASON, YOU WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE WAITLIST WITHOUT FURTHER NOTIFICATION.
WAITLIST PREFERENCE DEFINITIONS AND REQUIRED PREFERENCE VERIFICATIONS
PREFERENCE: FIRST RESIDENCY
REASON OR CAUSE: Head of Household, Spouse, or Sole Member lives in Campbell or Pendleton County, Kentucky
PREFERENCE: SECOND RESIDENCY
REASON OR CAUSE: Head of Household, Spouse, or Sole Member lives in one of the following Kentucky counties: Kenton, Boone, or Bracken OR the following Ohio counties: Hamilton or Clermont
TYPES OF DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED TO VERIFY RESIDENCY PREFERENCE:
- Lease agreement, Utility bill, pay stub, Piece of first-class mail (mail issued from CCDH cannot be used for address verification purposes)
Residency preference verification must be current at the time it is claimed on the pre-application (dated within the month and year of claim) and at the time eligibility is determined. The agency reserves the right to request additional verification.
PREFERENCE: VETERAN
REASON OR CAUSE: Head of Household, Spouse, or Sole Member is an honorably discharged Veteran.
DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED
PREFERENCE: ELDERLY
REASON OR CAUSE: Sole member if household is age 62 or older.
DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED
PREFERENCE: DISABILITY
REASON OR CAUSE: Any member of the applicant family listed on the pre-application has a disability.
DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED:
- Paperwork documenting benefits are received due to disability (i.e. Social Security Administration).
Generally, only one type of documentation is required FOR EACH preference claimed. Preferences claimed on the pre-application must be current when claimed and at the time eligibility is determined. Updates to preferences can be reported by the applicant family, in writing and within 10 days, while a family is on the waitlist. For example, if a family moves to an area that makes them eligible for the residency preference while they’re on the waitlist, they may report the change to the agency to claim the preference, or, if a sole applicant turns 62 while they’re on the waitlist, they may report the change to the agency to claim the preference. If an applicant family has claimed a preference that is not verifiable or for which they are not eligible, they will be returned to the waitlist without the preference. You must verify all preferences selected are valid in the month and year you claim the preference and in the month and year of your eligibility appointment.
Find information here for what to do in specific emergency situations.
Winter Storm
Tornados
Heat Wave
Flooding
Earthquakes
Severe Thunderstorms
Hazardous Materials
Understanding Outdoor Warning Sirens
Family Disaster Plans
Family Disaster Supply Kit
If you are unable to locate the information you are searching for, or have other questions, please contact our office Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at (859) 292-3880.
Each section of the Zoning Ordinance is reflected below. This document pertains to the Unincorporated Campbell County only. Each city has a separate ordinance. You may obtain information about the cities of Crestview, Melbourne, Silver Grove, Southgate and Woodlawn by calling our office.
- Entire Document
- Cover Outside
- Cover Inside
- Table of Contents
- Article 01 - A Zoning Ordinance
- Article 02 - Authority and Purpose
- Article 03 - Short Title
- Article 04 - Interpretation
- Article 05 - Conflict
- Article 06 - Severability Clause
- Article 07 - Definitions
- Article 08 - Establishment of Zones
- Article 09 - General Regulations
- Article 10 - Zone Regulations
- Article 11 - Off-Street Parking Regulations
- Article 12 - Off-Street Loading and/or Unloading Regulations
- Article 13 - Fences, Walls and Obstruction to View Regulations
- Article 14 - Sign Regulations
- Article 15 - Performance Standards for Industrial Zones
- Article 16 - Administration
- Article 17 - Amendment Procedure
- Article 18 - Board of Adjustment
- Article 19 - Schedule of Fees
- Appendix A - Summary of Amendments
Campbell County offers a variety of FREE events throughout the year to help residents properly dispose of household waste in an environmentally responsible manner.
Campbell County residents can recycle the following items year-round at the Campbell County Road Department:
- Refrigerators*
- Freezers*
- Air Conditioners*
- Dehumidifiers*
- Ovens
- Dishwashers
- Hot Water Heaters
- Washing/Drying Machines
- Lawnmowers (drain fluids)
- Grills
- Metal Items
- Lead Acid Batteries
*Place all refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners in the correct section. A company comes to remove the Freon from these items so it is helpful if they are all together.
| Where: | Campbell County Road Department 1175 Racetrack Road Alexandria, KY 41001 |
| Time: | Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. |
Participants are required to unload their own vehicle. Televisions are NOT accepted.
Whether you are an entrepreneur, existing business, or prospective Campbell County business, Campbell County Economic Progress Authority, Inc. (CCEPA) will work with the County and its partners to connect you to the resources and support that you need.
Together we strive to improve the community of Northern Kentucky.
County Maps
AJ Jolly Park Maps
- Map Viewer - list of additional maps created by the County
Check here frequently for upcoming County & City events!
Current Detention Center Employment Opportunities:
All full time positions offer benefits. All full and part time positions must be willing to work on various schedules. (24/7 facility).
To Apply:
- Review the Application Instructions
- Complete electronic application, save as .pdf, and email to rbunch@campbellcountyky.gov
- Fax to 1-859-431-5147
- Visit or mail to Campbell County Detention Center, 600 Columbia Street, Newport, KY 41071
Employment Application
Dog Licenses can be purchased at the Campbell County Animal Services or by mail.
Mail-In Dog Licensing Information
If you would like to renew your Dog License by mail, please:
- Fill out the Dog License Application
- Include a copy of your dog(s) current Rabies Vaccination certificate
- Include a check or money order for $5 per license
- Include a self-addressed stamped envelope OR $1 for postage
Mail ALL of the above documents to:
Campbell County Animal Services
Attn: Dog License
1989 Poplar Ridge Road
Melbourne, KY 41059
Please select from one of the documents below for key services provided by the Department.
- Dog License Application - New tags for sale June 1st
Many golf courses dot the beautiful and hilly landscape of the Ohio River Valley.
In fact, in or within 10 miles of Campbell County, you will find some of the most highly-rated and challenging golf courses in the state, region, and nation. A. J. Jolly Golf Course was ranked #2 in the state of Kentucky by Golf Advisor in 2017.
For more information about an organization, select one of the links below to visit their website.
County Emergency Operations Plan
- Basic Plan
- ESF Critical Task Checklist
- ESF - 1 Transportation
- ESF - 2 Communications
- ESF - 3 Public Works & Engineering
- ESF - 4 Firefighting
- ESF - 5 Emergency Management
- ESF - 6 Mass Care Human Services
- ESF - 7 Resource Support
- ESF - 8 Public Health and Medical
- ESF - 9 Search and Rescue
- ESF - 10 Hazardous Materials
- ESF - 11 Agriculture
- ESF - 12 Energy and Utilities
- ESF - 13 Law Enforcement
- ESF - 14 Recovery
- ESF - 15 Public Information
If you are unable to locate the information you are searching for, or have other questions, please contact our office Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at (859) 292-3880.
Each section of the Comprehensive Plan, as well as all appendices, are reflected below. This document pertains to the Unincorporated Campbell County, and the cities of Crestview, Melbourne, Silver Grove, Southgate and Woodlawn.
Campbell County Comprehensive Plan Entire Document
As always, you can submit comments and questions to staff by email at:
For a copy of the approved Vision, Goals & Objectives, please click on the link below
- Phone: (859) 292-3838
Economic and Community Development Director
- Phone: (859) 547-1806
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Fax: (859) 547-1878
Economic and Community Development Director
- Phone: (859) 547-1806
- TTY/TDD: (859) 545-1833 x 947
- Fax: (859) 547-1878
County Administrator
- Phone: (859) 292-3838
- Fax: (859) 292-3822
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Animal Services Director
- Phone: (859) 635-2819
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
Monday -Friday - 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Saturday - 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Contact Campbell County Consolidated Dispatch at 859-292-3622 for after hours emergencies.
Finance Director/Treasurer
- Phone: (859) 292-3899
- Fax: (859) 292-3844
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Deputy Director
- Phone: (859) 261-5200
- Fax: (859) 261-0577
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Waitlist Status: (859) 694-9324
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Human Resources Director
- Phone: (859) 547-1872
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Fax: (859) 547-1879
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Information Technology Director
- Phone: (859) 547-1883
- Fax: (859) 292-3822
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
M - F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Facilities & Fleet Director
- Phone: (859) 547-1845
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Fax: (859) 547-1843
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
OEM Director
- Phone: (859) 635-1111
- Fax: (859) 635-3132
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
After hours call Campbell Cty Dispatch (859)292-3622
Planning & Zoning Director
- Phone: (859) 292-3880
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Fax: (859) 547-1868
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Police Chief
Police Department
8774 Constable Dr
Alexandria, KY 41001
Get Directions
Mailing Address
Alexandria
, PO Box 6
KY, 41001
- Phone: (859) 547-3100
- Fax: (859) 547-3129
- Tip Line: (859) 547-3101
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Parks & Recreation Manager
- Phone: (859) 547-3681
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Phone: (859) 635-9100
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Senior Center Manager
- Phone: (859) 572-4300
- Wellness Center: (859) 547-3665
- Fax: (859) 572-4303
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Tax Compliance Manager
Campbell County Administration Building
1098 Monmouth St
Suite 319/320
Newport, KY 41071
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Mailing Address
P.O. Box 72958
Newport, KY 41072
- Phone: (859) 292-3884
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Fax: (859) 292-3827
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Community Services Manager
- Phone: (859) 547-1873
- Fax: (859) 547-1878
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- Phone: (859) 635-4423
- Reservations: (859) 547-3681
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Solid Waste Coordinator
- Phone: (859) 547-1866
- Fax: (859) 292-3822
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Animal Services
1989 Poplar Ridge Rd
Melbourne, KY 41059
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Physical Address
Morscher Sports Complex
4800 Mary Ingles Hwy
Melbourne, KY 41059
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Physical Address
Southern Campbell Fire Department
1050 Racetrack Rd
Alexandria, KY 41001
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Physical Address
Senior Center
3504 Alexandria Pike
Highland Heights, KY 41076
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Physical Address
Alexandria Annex
8330 W Main St
Alexandria, KY 41001
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Physical Address
Pendery Park
4113 Williams Ln
Melbourne, KY 41059
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- Phone: (859) 547-1806
Response Officer/SAR Coordinator
- Phone: (859) 547-3152
- TTY/TDD: (800) 545-1833 x 947
- Fax: (859) 635-3132
- Office Hours:
M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. After hours call Campbell Cty Dispatch (859)292-3622
Golf Pro / Manager
- Phone: (859) 635-2106
Rates and Fees
Make a Reservation
2025 Reservations are now OPEN.
We have added 6 new sites!
Sites 57-77 have new numbers, so please verify you are booking the correct site.
Camping Site Photos & Maps
Interactive Park Map
Fishing on the Lake
Park Documents
Information on AJ Jolly Park rules, policies, master plan and maps can be found here.
Other County Parks
Information on AJ Jolly Park, Pendery Park, Lakeside Commons and the Hawthorne Crossing Conservation Area. In addition is information about the AJ Jolly Community Development Council and the Park Master Plan adopted by Campbell County Fiscal Court.
AJ Jolly Golf
A. J. Jolly is a hidden beauty for the serious golfer, creating a natural and beautiful landscape winding through a nature friendly environment. We invite you to join us and see for yourself why we have been rated one of the best places to play by Golf Digest. We also received a Top 10 Ranking in the STATE of KY on Golf Advisor for 2016! Come see A.J. Jolly, a country club approach to public golf.
AJ Jolly Park
Alexandria
"Where the City Meets the Country" is the city motto. Alexandria, Kentucky is nestled in the heart of Campbell County just 14 miles south of Cincinnati. Along with Newport, Alexandria is one of two county seats. The population was 8,477 at the 2010 census.
Alexandria Community Park
Bellevue
Incorporated on March 15, 1870, Bellevue is located along the southern bank of the Ohio River. The population was 5,955 at the 2010 census. We take enormous pride in our history and the historic charm of our quaint river city.
Starting a Business
Campbell County along with it’s regional partners have created a supportive ecosystem for current and aspiring entrepreneurs by connecting them with the resources they need to start and grow their business.
Buildings & Sites
Projects
Recently we have seen an unprecedented investment in Campbell County, from groundbreaking $1 billion dollar river-front mixed-use development, a $100+ million dollar high-tech Health Innovation Center, $100+ million dollar University Town Center, $200+ million dollar entertainment district, to a Double-Gold award winning urban bourbon distillery, 140+ acre river-front development, revitalized apartments and state-of-the-art condos, a transformational greenway initiative, an innovative next-generation smart corridor, and a 300+ Acre subdivision with 1,000+ units of high-end homes and condos.
Incentives
Crestview
Crestview, originally known as Vetville, was built by WWII soldiers as they returned from the war. It is located in northern part of the County and had a population of 475 at the 2010 census.
Campbell Media
Campbell Media produces your local government meetings on air and online for you to view. We also cover events in YOUR city and produce content for YOU!
Campbell County Conservation District
The Conservation District makes technical and financial help available to reduce soil erosion, prevent water pollution, and maintain and improve the quality and productivity of our farmlands, forests and other natural resources.
Campbell County Extension Service
Campbell County Cooperative Extension is part of the University of Kentucky and Kentucky State University off-campus information network.
Campbell County Extensions Services Pond
The Campbell County Cooperative Extension is part of the University of Kentucky and Kentucky State University off-campus information network.
Campbell County Historical & Genealogical Society
Established in 1990 to foster and promote public knowledge of and interest in the history and culture of the people of Campbell County, Kentucky, and related areas through the collection, preservation, interpretation, documentation, and exhibition of written and tangible materials.
Campbell County Public Library
There are four branches located in the cities of
Alexandria, Cold Spring, Fort Thomas and Newport.
Campbell County Water Rescue
Campbell County Water Rescue has merged with Boone County Water Rescue. The team is a branch of Boone County Emergency Management and responds to incidents and patrols the Ohio River and other waterways in Boone, Kenton and Campbell Counties.
Campbell County Cleanup Event
The Campbell County Cleanup Events (Spring and Fall) are free dump days for all Campbell County residents.
NKY Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event
Properly dispose of household hazardous waste at this annual event.
Holiday Tree Recycling Program
Drop off your live, undecorated tree in the designated area at Pendery Park for recycling!
Holiday Lights Recycling Program
Drop off unwanted lights at several locations December 1st - February 1st.
River Sweep
Campbell County Clerk
For Auto, Land Records, and Marriage, click here to visit the Campbell County Clerk's website.
Cold Spring
Home of the Disabled American Veterans organization, Cold Spring has a population of 5,912 at the 2010 census and was incorporated in 1941.
County Circuit & District Dockets
Dayton
Incorporated in 1867 by joining two communities, Jamestown and Brooklyn, Dayton Kentucky is a bustling bedroom community located directly across the Ohio River from Downtown Cincinnati. Dayton is located in the northernmost part of the County and had a population of 5,338 at the 2010 census.
KYTC Driver's Licensing
Driver's license services have transferred to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Visit this site for information on REAL ID and how to apply or renew a driver's license, permit or ID card.
Breweries, Distilleries & Wineries
Family Fun
Looking for things to do with the kids? Check out the fun things to do in Campbell County and the nearby area.
Farms & Equestrian Centers
Campbell County maintains an abundance of farmland that produces locally-grown food, and as the northern gateway to Kentucky’s bluegrass country, it provides thousands of acres for horses and horse-riding.
Gaming
Are you feeling lucky? Whether you're looking for casinos or horse-racing, we have plenty of nearby options.
Music & Theater
Ready for a night out? Campbell County is exploding with options for a good show or live music.
Shopping, Dining & more!
Kick back, relax, & enjoy the many experiences at Newport on the Levee or the historic Fairfield Avenue in Bellevue. Find additional Shopping, Dining & Entertainment opportunities in and near Campbell County below.
meetNKY Kentucky Tourism CincinnatiUSA
Fort Thomas
Fort Thomas is located on the sourthern bank of the Ohio River and had a population of 16,325 at the 2010 census.
Cold Spring Robert J. Barth Lake
Fredricks Landing - Licking River
Click here to find information about Fredrick's Landing in the City of Wilder.
Hickory Sticks
When we say Hickory Sticks takes Kentucky golf to new heights we are not just talking about the spectacular views you’ll enjoy while playing our challenging course. You’ll find our course is the ideal place to hold your special occasion as our friendly staff takes hospitality to new heights. Come play or celebrate and we’ll take your day to new heights as well.
Highland Heights
Nestled in the hills of Northern Kentucky, just seven miles south of Cincinnati, our quiet suburb got its start as a farm community in the 1920s. To this day, we’ve maintained our small-town intimacy and security, while providing convenient access to a vibrant metropolis. Highland Heights is home to Northern Kentucky University and had a population of 6,923 at the 2010 census.
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth’s accolades include: HealthGrades, “America’s 50 Best Hospitals,” “#1 for Orthopedic Care in Cincinnati, OH and Kentucky,” “Top 5 percent in U.S. for Pulmonary Service,” ; Thomson, “Top 100 Hospital”; U.S. News & World Report, “America’s Best Hospitals for Respiratory Care,” “Top 50 U.S. Hospitals for Endocrinology,” “Best U.S. Respiratory, Neurology & Neurosurgery Hospitals.”
Link-GIS Consortium
Melbourne
Melbourne is located along the south bank of the Ohio River and had a population of 401 at the 2010 census.
Pendery Park
Newport
Newport is located at the confluence of the Ohio and Licking Rivers and had a population of 15,273 at the 2010 census. The community’s riverfront area provides a striking view of the Cincinnati skyline and is host to many premier attractions.
NKU Campus Rec Center
Click here to learn more about the Northern Kentucky University Campus Rec Center.
Ohio River
Campbell County offers plenty of shoreline to fish the Ohio River which runs along the state line separating Kentucky from Ohio.
An angler with a Kentucky fishing license may fish the entire main stem of the Ohio River from a boat, or a bordering state’s bank without buying the other state’s license (bordering states include Illinois, Indiana and Ohio).
Colleges
Campbell County is home to Northern Kentucky University, Kentucky’s fastest-growing post-secondary institution and is also surrounded by a variety of other top-ranked universities and colleges.
Public Schools
Campbell County offers an excellent public education system, including national award-winning schools.
Public Safety
Campbell County maintains among the lowest crime rates in the nation for counties similar in size. This is in large part due to the work of the Campbell County Police Department and its partner law enforcement agencies. Additionally, the Office of Emergency Management is an award-winning department charged with planning and executing disaster and emergency mitigation, preparedness, response, respectively and recovery.
OEM Police Sheriff
Housing Program
The Housing Choice Voucher Program is a federal rent subsidy program sponsored by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The purpose of the HCV Program is to assist very-low income households to obtain decent, safe and sanitary housing. Qualified families pay 30 percent of their gross income for rent and utilities. The Housing Choice Voucher Program pays the remainder of the total contract rent to the landlord under a specific contract with money allocated from HUD.
Silver Grove
Founded in 1911 along the Ohio River as a railroad town, Silver Grove had a population of 1,102 at the 2010 census. Silver Grove is home to many small businesses, including the “World Famous” Silver Grove Dari Bar, as well as the world’s largest drywall manufacturing plant, LaFarge North America.
Southgate
Southgate is a vibrant and historical community of approximately 3,800 residents located along US 27 and near I-471, only a few miles south of downtown Cincinnati. Southgate has a rich history dating back to 1907.
Town & Country Sports & Health Club
Find membership and activity information available at the Town & Country Sports Health Club.
Code Enforcement
Campbell County Code Enforcement is the office charged with enforcing the County Blight Ordinance O-10-97.
Use of Public Facilities
The Fiscal Court’s public facilities and grounds are intended for County sponsored activities. When the facilities are not in use by County officials or staff, they may be used by other organizations for occasional meetings.
Wilder
Wilder is part of the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky metropolitan area and had a population of 3,035 a the 2010 census.
Hazardous Waste Terminology
Learn terms and definitions for hazardous waste.
Disposal of Household Hazard Waste in Landfills
Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Resource Guide
Police Social Workers (PSW)
The CCPD employs multiple Police Social Workers (PSWs) to support the department in providing more comprehensive service to the community. PSWs assist the public by connecting individuals with resources, offering information and guidance on a wide range of social services, and helping navigate various aspects of the criminal justice system.
PSW’s can be reached by calling 859-547-3100.
Anonymous Tip Line
The Campbell County Police Department relies on your assistance to help prevent crime and address community concerns. If you have information regarding criminal activities, wanted persons, or other issues, please call our Tip Line at (859) 547-3101. All calls to the Tip Line are anonymous.
Please Note:
• In case of an emergency, dial 911.
• The Tip Line is a voicemail-only service, not monitored at all times, and is not intended for reporting crimes in progress.
When leaving a message, please include the location of the incident and any relevant details about the people involved or the circumstances. If you choose to leave your contact information, an officer will follow up to discuss the matter. Your identity will remain confidential unless you choose otherwise.
Buckle Up for Life
Campbell County Police is now a Buckle Up For Life Partner, along with Toyota and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. As part of this initiative, CCPD is an official fitting station, with a Nationally Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician on staff.
If you are a Campbell County resident, you may call 859-547-3100 to schedule an appointment to have your child's car seat professionally installed or inspected for safety.
Appointments are available Monday through Friday,
from 8:00 AM to 4 :00 PM.
Project Child Safe
The Campbell County Police Department is proud to participate in Project ChildSafe, a program that provides free gun locks to the public to promote firearm safety and prevent accidental injuries.
Free Gun Locks Available:
• Days: Monday through Friday
• Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Location:
Campbell County Police Headquarters
8774 Constable Drive
Alexandria, KY
For more information, please contact the Campbell County Police Department at (859) 547-3100.
Door to Door Solicitation
Per county ordinance, all door-to-door solicitors operating within the unincorporated areas of Campbell County must register with the Campbell County Police Department before beginning any solicitation activities.
Solicitors are required to provide:
• Name and address
• Employer or affiliated firm
• Duration of intended solicitation within the county
Solicitors must carry their permit at all times while soliciting.
Local school students are exempt from this permit requirement.
Occupational Tax License:
Applicants must also obtain the required Campbell County Fiscal Court Occupational Tax License before applying for the solicitation permit.
Resident Safety Tip:
Residents are encouraged to always request to see a solicitor’s permit. If a solicitor cannot produce a valid permit and the situation is not an emergency, please contact Campbell County Dispatch at (859) 292-3622 to have an officer respond.
Residential Security Check Program
The Campbell County Police Department offers a free residential security check for residents of the unincorporated areas while they are away on vacation.
During each shift, officers make every effort to inspect the property for:
• Unlocked or damaged windows or doors
• Signs of forced entry
• Any suspicious activity
This service helps provide peace of mind while you're away.
Background Checks and Fingerprinting
The Campbell County Police Department does not conduct background checks; however, state and national background checks may be obtained as follows:
- Kentucky Statewide Background Checks:
Visit the Kentucky Court of Justice website and select the “Background Checks” option. - Nationwide FBI Background Checks:
Visit the FBI Identity History Summary Checks page. Please note that fingerprinting is required before submission.
Fingerprinting:
- Most individuals needing fingerprints must go to an IdentoGO LiveScan location. You can learn more and schedule an appointment at IdentoGO.com or Kentucky State Police.
- The Campbell County Police Department offers fingerprinting on paper cards only with proof of Campbell County residency.
Meet the Board
The Campbell County Economic Progress Authority Inc. (CCEPA) is a non-profit corporation, created in 1982 to aid in the acquisition, retention and development/redevelopment of land for industrial and commercial purposes.
Highlights
These highlights provide valuable insight into the work of the Campbell County Economic Progress Authority (CCEPA), Campbell County Economic Development Office (CCEDO), and several community partner organizations.
List of Properties for Sale
COVID-19 Health and Safety Measures must be observed at the sales and social distancing will be enforced. A facial covering over the nose and mouth will be required.
NKY Health
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati Children’s is one of the nation’s premier pediatric care hospitals. It is nationally-recognized for excellence in diagnosing and treating complex pediatric diseases and is a leader in technology commercialization. Among its many awards are: U.S. News & World Report, a top 10 pediatric hospital in the U.S., third best pediatric program at a medical school in the U.S.; Parents magazine, one of top 5 children’s hospitals in the U.S.
Christ Hospital
University of Cincinnati Hospital
One of the most innovative academic health research complexes in the nation, it is the recipient of numerous national research and patient care awards.
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mercy Health
Northern Kentucky University
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Bengals
FC Cincinnati
Cincinnati Cyclones
Florence Y'alls
Aloft
Situated just across the river from downtown Cincinnati, Aloft Newport on the Levee is ideally situated in the entertainment district and near exciting attractions such as Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati Art Museum and the Newport Aquarium.
Campbell County Budgets
All signed documents are available at the Campbell County Fiscal Court Administration Building.
CCFC Budget FY26 - Budget PresentationO-05-25 Budget Ordinance FY26 Adopted
Budget history
OpenGov
Meeting Center
Opportunities & Bids
All Opportunities and Bids to provide services for the Campbell County Fiscal Court will be listed in this section.
Campbell County Economic Progress Authority (CCEPA)
Campbell Leadership Action Group (CLAG)
Campbell County Conservation District (CCCD)
Southbank Partners, Inc.
The Catalytic Fund
Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber)
Build & Elevate Northern Kentucky (BE NKY)
Northern Kentucky Convention/ Visitors Bureau (meetNKY)
Northern Kentucky Area Development District (NKADD)
Senior Center and Wellness Assistant
Housing Specialist
Building Inspector
CCFC is accepting applications for a full-time Building Inspector.
Trash for Cash Application 2025 CLOSED
Please review this application checklist beforehand.
- Have three preferred dates in mind (do not repeat the same date/week three times on your application)
- Have three preferred routes in mind (do not repeat the same route three times on your application)
- Have your agency's most recent W-9 Form ready
- Review, initial, and sign the Litter Pickup Agreement
Trash for Cash Closeout Document Survey
Southgate Park Lake
As part of the Fishing in the Neighborhoods (FINS) program, this lake is regularly stocked with catchable-size catfish up to four times annually. Additionally, this lake is stocked with rainbow trout in the spring and fall. Largemouth bass and sunfish are regularly sampled and stocked if necessary.
Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources
RFP-Jail Medical Services
The Campbell County Detention Center and Campbell County Fiscal Court
requests proposals to provide medically necessary, comprehensive
healthcare to inmates housed at CCDC.
Surplus
Campbell County Fiscal Court, in conjunction with GovDeals.com, will accept bids via an online auction on various property that the County has declared surplus. Please check the GovDeals web-site periodically to view items available. For additional information regarding auction particulars, contact Mike Braun at 859-547-1885. Campbell County reserves the right to accept/reject any and all bids.
Surplus
Campbell County Fiscal Court, in conjunction with GovDeals.com, will accept bids via an online auction on various property that the County has declared surplus. Please check the GovDeals web-site periodically to view items available. For additional information regarding auction particulars, contact Mike Braun at 859-547-1885. Campbell County reserves the right to accept/reject any and all bids.
Bylaws
Bylaws for Planning & Zoning, and Board of Adjustments.
Planning & Zoning Bylaws
Board of Adjustments Bylaws
