About Carroll County
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Carroll County History
Carroll County was organized in 1826 from lands acquired by a treaty signed with the Cherokee and Creek Indian Nations. The signing of the Indian Springs Treaty resulted in the murder of Chief William McIntosh, the son of a Scotsman and a full-blood Creek woman, who owned a vast plantation along the Chattahoochee River in southeast Carroll.
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Carroll County Schools
To learn more about the local school system, visit Carroll County Schools.
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Demographics (Facts & Figures)
Carroll County is located in the west central section of Georgia on the Georgia-Alabama state line and is approximately 49 miles west of downtown Atlanta, 85 miles north of Columbus, 95 miles south of Chattanooga, Tennessee, and 100 miles east of Birmingham, Alabama.
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Get Healthy West Georgia
Georgia’s obesity and diabetes rates have increased dramatically in recent years, but west Georgians have the opportunity to turn those statistics and their lives around. Get Healthy West Georgia provides the information, free tools and support our community needs to get healthy, feel better and live longer.
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Open Records Request
