Calhoun County, Administrative division in Alabama, United States.

Calhoun County is an administrative division in northeastern Alabama centered in Anniston, where the Ken Joiner Administration Building serves as the government headquarters. From this location, public services are coordinated for both urban and rural communities across the region.

The county was established in 1832 and named after John C. Calhoun, who served as United States Vice President. This naming reflects the political influence Calhoun held during the period when regional administrative structures were formally created.

The Chief Ladiga Trail extends through the county, offering residents a network of paths connecting multiple communities and natural areas.

Residents and visitors can access an online portal for managing property records, vehicle registration, and business licenses. The Chief Ladiga Trail also provides a walkable route connecting different areas of the county for recreation and local travel.

The county maintains a specialized emergency management agency that coordinates responses to natural disasters and civil emergencies.