Jefferson County

Jefferson County is an administrative division in north-central Florida that covers a rural region with smaller urban centers. The area includes several communities and is managed by an elected commission that oversees local matters.

The county was established in the 1800s and developed as an administrative region to support growing settlement in north Florida. Its structure and boundaries have been adjusted over time to serve changing regional needs.

Jefferson County maintains public libraries and community centers that foster education and social connections among residents through year-round programs.

Visitors can reach county offices during business hours at the main location to access various departments and services. It is helpful to know in advance which department handles your specific need.

The county implements specific environmental protection measures through dedicated invasive species management programs to preserve local ecological systems.

Location: Florida

Inception: January 6, 1827

Capital city: Monticello

Reference: 12-065

Shares border with: Thomas County, Brooks County, Madison County, Taylor County, Wakulla County, Leon County

Website: http://jeffersoncountyfl.gov

GPS coordinates: 30.42000,-83.90000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 15:41