Dallas County

Dallas County is an administrative division in Alabama that encompasses multiple towns and rural communities across the region. The county is managed by local government offices that handle courts, public services, and other administrative functions for residents.

Dallas County was established as an administrative division to connect and serve communities throughout the region of Alabama. Over time, the structure of local government has evolved to meet the growing needs of the population.

The county government promotes community engagement through public meetings where residents can participate in discussions about local policies and developments.

Visitors can obtain services such as documents, permits, and public information through local government offices located throughout the county. It helps to check in advance which office handles your specific need and what documentation you may need to bring.

The Records Building at 500 Elm Street houses essential administrative services and maintains digital archives of official documents for public access.

Location: Alabama

Inception: February 9, 1818

Capital city: Selma

Shares border with: Chilton County, Autauga County, Lowndes County, Wilcox County, Marengo County, Perry County

Website: http://dallascounty-al.org

GPS coordinates: 32.32472,-87.10528

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:24