Scott County

Scott County is an administrative division in eastern Iowa with Davenport as its county seat and largest urban center. The territory spans along the Mississippi River and includes several smaller towns and rural communities.

The county was formally established in 1837, marking the beginning of organized local government in this eastern Iowa region. Development followed growing settlement interest along the Mississippi.

The Pioneer Village hosts seasonal community events where residents participate in craft demonstrations and traditional activities throughout the calendar year.

The administrative center is located in Davenport and handles most government functions for the county. Visitors can inquire there for information about local services and community matters.

The Scott County Board of Supervisors conducts bi-weekly meetings with remote attendance options through computer applications for increased public participation.

Location: Iowa

Inception: 1837

Capital city: Davenport

Shares border with: Clinton County, Muscatine County, Cedar County, Rock Island County

Website: https://scottcountyiowa.gov

GPS coordinates: 41.63583,-90.63389

Latest update: December 22, 2025 11:19