The Stewart County Commission’s mission is depicted in the pediments above the north and south entrances to the county courthouse. If you look upwards from the sidewalk, you will see two colorful cornucopias---horns-of-plenty on either side of a laurel wreath.
Horns-of-plenty are the traditional symbols of prosperity, while the laurel is a symbol of honor and harmony. These symbols represent the Stewart County Commission 's desire to bring prosperity to its citizens by promoting commerce here for the benefit of all. Please contact the Commission if you want to open or expand a business in Stewart County!
The Stewart County Commission also provides various services to its citizens. These include funding and housing the offices and operations of the county’s elected officials, the board of registrars, and the board of assessors; managing and administering the county budget and financial records; providing emergency medical services; caring for the county’s roads; providing public water to many rural citizens; providing a local director for emergency management; housing the Cooperative Extension, the health department, the mental retardation center, the senior center, and the neighborhood services center; and providing appointees to the boards of libraries, health, family and children services, the planning and zoning commission, the development authorities, and the regional development center.
Lumpkin, incorporated March 30, 1829, is the county seat for Stewart County.
City of Lumpkin provides various services to its citizens. These include providing public water and waste-water and emergency medical services.
Mayor James Babb welcomes you to the City of Lumpkin.
Please call (229) 838-4333 if you have questions.
The City of Richland provides various services to its citizens. These include providing public water and waste-water and emergency medical services.
Mayor Adolph McLendon welcomes you to the City of Richland.
Please call (229) 887-3323 if you have questions.