Lowndes County

Lowndes County is an administrative division in Alabama serving residents across multiple municipalities and rural communities. The county government operates from Valdosta and manages local services including permits, property assessments, emergency response, and public health initiatives.

Lowndes County was established in the 1800s as an agricultural and commercial center in southern Alabama. Its administrative infrastructure expanded over the decades to meet growing population needs and to support modern public services.

The county administrative systems reflect community values through programs such as Operation Green Light, which provides support services for local veterans.

Visitors can find county offices in Valdosta for information about permits, taxes, and local services. It helps to check the hours for specific departments beforehand, as they may vary.

The Lowndes County Animal Services received a specialized grant of 3,000 dollars to implement sterilization programs for dogs and cats in the region.

Location: Alabama

Inception: January 20, 1830

Capital city: Hayneville

Shares border with: Autauga County, Butler County, Montgomery County, Crenshaw County, Dallas County, Wilcox County

Website: https://lowndes-al.gov

GPS coordinates: 32.15000,-86.65000

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:02