Dougherty County

Dougherty County is an administrative division in Georgia that encompasses multiple cities and towns across its boundaries. The area includes residential neighborhoods, commercial centers, and agricultural land interspersed throughout.

The county was established in 1853 and named after Charles Dougherty, a figure from the area's early settlement period. Since then, the region has transformed from a purely agricultural landscape into a diverse administrative area.

The county organizes regular community gatherings, local markets, and educational programs that bring together residents from different neighborhoods throughout the year.

Administrative offices throughout the county provide essential public services such as vehicle registration and park management for residents. Visiting these facilities during standard business hours with appropriate documentation ensures efficient access to services.

Dougherty County maintains a specialized stormwater management system within the Flint River Basin, protecting local water resources through advanced environmental protocols.

Location: Georgia

Inception: December 15, 1853

Capital city: Albany

Shares border with: Lee County, Baker County, Mitchell County, Worth County, Terrell County, Calhoun County

Website: https://dougherty.ga.us

GPS coordinates: 31.54000,-84.22000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:24