Home | Economic Development | Contact UsAgendasBusinessBusiness White PagesBusiness Yellow PagesBusiness RegistrationHome Occupations \Residential RegistrationHome Occupations White PagesHome Occupations Yellow PagesChamber of CommerceCalendarsCommunity CalendarBuilding Rental CalendarOrdinancesTitle III: AdministrationTitle V: Public WorksTitle VII: Traffic CodeTitle IX: General RegulationsTitle XI: Business RegulationsTitle XIII: General OffensesTitle XV: Land UsageParallel ReferencesParks/RecreationWelcome to Parks/RecreationAnnual EventsBuilding Rental CalendarKlucker HallParks Program - Sign UpYouth Scholarship FormSenior CenterSenior ServicesShiloh's 9/11 MemorialLandmarks in Shiloh, IllinoisRegional Bikeways of Metro St. LouisYorktown Golf CourseResidentsAbout ShilohAnnouncementsCommunity CalendarCemetery InformationChurchesEducationHealthcareInfo You Should KnowLibrariesLinksOrganizationsScott AFBSubdivisionsTrash NewsUtilitiesVotingUtilitiesVillage HallOfficials DirectoryVillage Clerk/Public DocumentsAdministrationEngineering/ZoningFire DepartmentsPolice DepartmentPublic WorksAgendasFormsMapsNoticesHomeAgendas / NoticesClick Here for AgendasClick Here for NoticesPay Sewer BillClick Here to Pay OnlineAnnual EventsClick Here for Shiloh EventsPolice DepartmentView News ReleasesView Police BlotterAnnouncementsPlease click “Read More” to view announcementsThe Village Of ShilohIn 1807, the community of Shiloh was once known as “Three Springs” because there were three abundant springs at the foot of a hill where church camp meetings were held. This assembly inspired construction of the log Shiloh Meeting House which is where the Shiloh and Shiloh Valley names originated. Shiloh was officially organized into a Village in 1905.Miners and farmers settled the area. Most were immigrants who valued education. For that reason Shiloh had the first one room schoolhouse and the first library in St. Clair County.It is a pleasure to welcome you to Shiloh’s Website. I encourage you to become acquainted with all that Shiloh has to offer. Shiloh has excellent churches, youth programs, schools, parks, civic organizations, and businesses. We strive to have an “open” Village government. We welcome your interest, your ideas, and your participation on Village Committees. Information on Village services may be obtained from the staff at the Shiloh Municipal Building located at #1 Park Drive. You can also call (618) 632-1022.Sincerely,James A. Vernier, IIMayor, Village of ShilohBenefits of Living In ShilohTransportation – Interstate 64 runs along Shiloh’s northern city limits.Air – Mid America / Scott Air Force Base Joint Use Airport only a few minutes away Lambert St. Louis International Airport – about 25 minutes away.Bus & Rail – Links to the entire St. Louis and Metro East area.Other BenefitsShiloh has the closest residential area to Scott AFB with many homes less than 1 mile from the ma