LOCAL RESOURCES

Relocating to Spencer County means more than finding the right home.

It’s about getting connected to the services, utilities, and community resources that make everyday life run smoothly.

Along with the city of Taylorsville and surrounding communities, Spencer County is supported by trusted public organizations and local providers that offer essential services such as water, electric, internet, schools, and waste management.

We’ve gathered the most helpful resources below to make your transition simple and stress-free.

Utilities & Essential Services

Setting up your utilities is one of the first steps when moving into your new home. Spencer County offers a range of providers depending on your location.

Water & Sewer

Taylorsville Water & Sewer Department

Spencer County Sanitation District

Water service in the area may vary depending on your exact location, with multiple districts serving different parts of the county.

Electric Providers

Electric service is typically determined by your address, so your builder or agent can help confirm your provider.

Gas & Propane

  • Bennett’s Gas Company

  • Ferrellgas

  • Shelby Energy Propane Plus

Trash & Waste Services

  • Rumpke Waste & Recycling

  • Santek Waste Services

Internet & Connectivity

Reliable internet is essential for both work and home life. Spencer County offers a mix of fiber, cable, and wireless options.

Popular providers include:

  • AT&T

  • T-Mobile Home Internet

  • Windstream

  • Bardstown Connect

Spencer County currently has multiple internet providers offering a range of speeds and technologies, including fiber and wireless options

Schools & Education

Spencer County is served by a strong public school system focused on community and student growth.

Schools include:

  • Spencer County Elementary School

  • Taylorsville Elementary School

  • Spencer County Middle School

  • Spencer County High School

  • Early Learning Center

Families moving to the area will find a supportive, community-driven school environment with accessible programs for all ages.

Helpful Moving Tips

Moving to a new county comes with a lot of moving pieces. Here are a few quick tips to make it easier:

  • Set up utilities at least 1–2 weeks before closing

  • Confirm your exact utility providers based on your address

  • Schedule internet installation early (availability can vary in rural areas)

  • Register for school and local services ahead of your move