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Shelton, Connecticut Incorporated in 1789 31 Square Miles 38,800 Residents 14,500 Households The City of Shelton is located along the Housatonic River at the northern tip of Fairfield County. Shelton's rich and diversified history begins with the town becoming one of Connecticut's early industrial cities. Most of this growth came about upon the completion of the Housatonic Dam in 1870. As one of Connecticut's fastest growing cities today, Shelton exhibits a pride in its past and great promise for the future. This is a rare city that boasts the lowest property tax in the general region. Maybe part of the reason for these low taxes is industry and business. There are a few stretches of road with many office buildings chock full of companies who pay for a good part of the town's budget. 
But don't be fooled---this really is farm country, too. You can very easily pass by numerous working farms scattered throughout the Huntington or White Hills sections without even trying to find them. A personal favorite of mine is Jones' farm where you can pick your own strawberries. There is lots of recreation available here, too. Being on the Housatonic River comes with many benefits, including Indian Well State Park, just a mile or so above the downtown section, which offers swimming, boating, fishing and picnicking. The Trap falls reservoir is a panorama of beauty and so are many of the neighborhoods. This is not a traditional city, as you may know it, so come explore!  There is lots of recreation available here, too. Being on the Housatonic River comes with many benefits, including Indian Well State Park, just a mile or so above the downtown section, which offers swimming, boating, fishing and picnicking. The Trap falls reservoir is a panorama of beauty and so are many of the neighborhoods. This is not a traditional city, as you may know it, so come explore! We have provided links to Shelton demographics, detailed school information, and the City of Shelton website, among other local sites of interest below. Visit us anytime, and whe you're ready to see the beautiful City of Shelton in person, just e-mail us or give us a call.! 1-888-817-7757.
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