Lake Butler, County seat in north-central Florida, US
Lake Butler is a small town in north-central Florida serving as the county seat of Union County. The community contains residential neighborhoods organized around a central administrative district where government buildings are clustered.
The town was named after Robert Butler, Florida Territory's first Surveyor General, and incorporated as a city in 1893. Its growth has been tied to its role as the county's administrative seat since then.
The community retains its rural character while serving as the seat of local government, where residents gather for civic meetings and events. The historic courthouse from 1936 remains a focal point for public life.
The city administration office is located in the central part of town and operates on weekdays during regular business hours. Visitors can access municipal services and information conveniently during these times.
The municipality holds a special designation in a national program for preserving local historical resources at the community level. This status connects it to a network of similar communities committed to heritage protection.
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