Douglas County
Douglas County was pieced together from Carroll and old Campbell counties plus a small section of what was originally Cherokee County. Its creation dates to 1870. Both the county and its seat of government, Douglasville, are named for Stephen A. Douglas, Abraham Lincoln's rival. Douglas had chosen a Georgian as his running mate.
Contact Information
Address | 8700 Hospital Drive, Douglasville GA 30134 |
Telephone | 770.920.7266 |
Fax | 770.920.7357 |
Website | https://www.douglascountyga.gov/ |
Statistics and Rates
2008 Population | 127932 (State Rank: 16) |
Incorporated Millage Rate | 7.932 |
Unincorporated Millage Rate | 7.932 |
County Bond | 0 |
School Maintenance/Operations | 18.35 |
School Bond | 3 |
Total Incorporated | 29.282 |
Total Unincorporated | 29.282 |