Screven County

Screven County is an administrative division in southeastern Georgia that covers approximately 653 square miles of mixed terrain. The region includes farmland, residential neighborhoods, and natural areas.

The county was established in 1793 and named after James Screven, a general killed during the American Revolutionary War in Georgia. This naming reflects the region's ties to the early struggle for independence.

The county seat of Sylvania hosts regular community events that bring together residents from different parts of the region to celebrate local traditions.

Law enforcement in the county is handled by the Screven County Sheriff's Office, which operates divisions for patrol, investigations, and jail management. The administrative center in Sylvania serves as the main hub for county services.

The county maintains a precise system for managing warrants and civil papers, with each document logged and distributed to specific divisions for execution.

GPS coordinates: 32.76234,-81.62720

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:26