Douglas County

Douglas County is an administrative division in Georgia managed through specialized departments that handle public works, transportation, natural resources, and vehicle fleet management. The county government coordinates various services to keep the region functioning and maintain infrastructure for residents.

The Natural Resources Division was created in 1996 as part of a county reorganization to better manage environmental stewardship. This restructuring helped the county strengthen how it oversees conservation and resource protection across the region.

Douglas County engages residents through various boards and committees where community members can voice concerns and participate in local decision-making. These groups meet regularly to discuss issues that directly affect how people live in the region.

County services are best accessed during regular business hours on weekdays when all departments are fully staffed. It helps to know ahead of time which service you need so you can go directly to the right department.

The Work Crew Division runs parole and probation services alongside a solid waste transfer station, combining community support with public infrastructure work. This unusual pairing allows the county to provide supervision and job opportunities for people returning to the community.

Location: Georgia

Inception: October 17, 1870

Capital city: Douglasville

Shares border with: Paulding County, Fulton County, Carroll County, Cobb County

Website: http://douglascountygeorgia.com

GPS coordinates: 33.70000,-84.77000

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:05