About Cherokee County
Cherokee County is a county in Alabama (AL) with a population of approximately 25,666 residents. The county seat is .
Cherokee County is one of the counties that make up Alabama, providing local government services including law enforcement, property records, courts, and public infrastructure to its residents.
County Details
- County
- Cherokee County
- State
- Alabama (AL)
- Population
- 25,666
- County Seat
Local Government
Cherokee County residents are served by county-level government that typically includes:
- County commission or board of supervisors — Elected officials responsible for county governance, budgets, and policy
- Sheriff's office — Provides law enforcement services throughout Cherokee County
- County clerk — Manages vital records, elections, and property records
- County courts — The judicial branch serving Cherokee County residents
- Tax assessor — Handles property tax assessments and collections
Getting Involved
Residents of Cherokee County can participate in local government by attending county commission meetings, voting in local elections, and contacting their county and state representatives. Find your elected officials by browsing the Alabama representatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the population of Cherokee County?
Cherokee County has an approximate population of 25,666 residents.
What is the county seat of Cherokee County?
The county seat of Cherokee County is .
What state is Cherokee County in?
Cherokee County is located in Alabama (AL).