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City of Maysville
The City of Maysville boasts a picturesque downtown set on the banks of the Ohio River as well as bustling shopping-business corridors along US 68 and the AA highways. Our community offers a wide range of business and employment opportunities as well as historic sites, education options, and recreation fun for the whole family. |
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Mason County Schools
Mason County Schools is the first district in Kentucky to offer a complete Project Lead the Way pipeline K-12: Launch, Gateway to Technology, Engineering and Biomedical. |
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St. Patrick School
St. Patrick had modest beginnings in the 1860's......with classes beginning in the church rectory. Expansion occurred with the the educational guidance of the Visitation Sisters and continued with the Sisters of Loretto. By 1902 the school educated 8 grades and by 1910 there were over 300 students attending when the Sisters of St. Frances of Clinton served the community. The high school was opened in 1926. The school occupied many local buildings until 1947 when the current elementary wing was started. New Classrooms and gymnasium were added in 1957 and in 1999 the new high school wing and gymnasium upgrade was completed.
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Kentucky Gateway Museum Center
The Kentucky Gateway Museum Center our Regional History Museum illuminates the past through award-winning dioramas, more than 4,000 regional artifacts and a gallery of fine art related to Maysville and Kentucky. And our Kathleen Savage Browning Miniatures Collection looks at the world from a new perspective through mesmerizing, 1/12-scale reproductions of homes, furnishings, clothing, artwork and people. |
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Maysville-Mason Co. Area Chamber of Commerce
Our Mission is to enhance economic growth, promote development and provide leadership of the business community in the Maysville-Mason County Area. Our vision is to: Provide value to the membership, Promote the people, community and business in the Maysville and Mason County area, Provide leadership in the development of economic growth and business vitality through communications, outreach programs, education and training.
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Mason County Cemeteries
Mason County cemetaries are Maysville-Mason County Cemetery and the Charleston Bottom Cemetery, both are beautiful and well maintained. To see the map for their locations click. |
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Mason County Public Library
There is no cost associated with the use of library materials, internet access, use of computers for word processing or other office functions, children's programming or other informational programs sponsored by the library. Materials which are returned after their due dates incur fines at the rate of five cents a day for each overdue item for print material, $2 per day for video materials. Out of county residents pay $5 a year for their library cards. It costs ten cents a page to print or copy black and white documents. |
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Buffalo Trace Area Development District
The creation of Area Development Districts in Kentucky stemmed from the efforts of local elected officials and citizens to find collaborative means to deal with problems that befell their communities. The combination of federal programs and state enabling legislation provided a national strategy and funding mechanism that allowed the concepts to become reality in the late 1960's and 1970's.
The Area Development Districts, as they now exist, serve as forums, clearinghouses, technical centers and as conveners for the region. Unlike many other organizations structured along multi-jurisdictional lines, the ADDs have both federal and state statutory authority.
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| Contact Information |
Mason County
Fiscal Court
221 Stanley Reed Court St.
Maysville, Kentucky 41056
Phone: (606) 564-6706
Fax: (606) 564-7315
Office Hours
8:30am - 4:30pm E.S.T.
Monday - Friday
Closed all State Holidays
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| Departments |
County Judge / Executive
- (606) 564-6706
Animal Shelter
- (606) 564-6067
Coroner
- (606) 564-6012
County Attorney
- (606) 564-5585
County Clerk
- (606) 564-3341
Detention Center
- (606) 564-3621
Emergency Management
- (606) 564-2570
PVA
- (606) 564-3700
Road Department
- (606) 564-4218
Sheriff
- (606) 564-3309
Solid Waste
- (606) 759-5459
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