Obion is a town located in the southwest corner of Obion County, Tennessee, along the Obion River. Established in 1872 on land owned by William M. Wilson, Obion was originally known as Obion Station, serving as a stop on the Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern Railroad.
Important Information
Mayor: Rodney Underwood
Address: 137 East Palistine Avenue
Obion, TN 38260
City Hall: (731) 536-6242
Post Office: (731) 536-5531
Police: (731) 536-6244
Fire: (731) 536-5537
Gibson Electric: (731) 536-5920
Water/Sewer: (731) 536-6242
City Council: First Monday each month at 7 PM in the community center
Website: City of Obion
Obion's principal crops are wheat, cotton, corn and soybeans. In the spring and fall, farm trucks can be seen moving through town as they journey to the Obion Grain Company. Reelfoot Metal is also located in Obion, fulfilling all your metal roofing or other project needs.
