Murray County, Administrative county in northwestern Georgia, United States.
Murray County is an administrative division in northwestern Georgia that spans agricultural lands and mountain terrain. Chatsworth serves as its central city and the seat of county government.
The Georgia State Legislature established the county in 1832, naming it after Thomas Murray during a period of territorial organization. This formation reflected the state's expansion and administrative restructuring in the early 19th century.
The Murray County Public Library organizes regular educational programs, including literacy sessions for children and families throughout the calendar year.
Visitors can access county services and information through the official website, which lists court schedules, government meetings, and local administrative services. Government offices in Chatsworth provide in-person assistance for registration, permits, and other public services.
The county operates under a sole commissioner form of government, distinguishing it from other administrative structures in Georgia.
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