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- Sequatchie County Government
Welcome To Sequatchie County “We strive to enhance the quality of life for all citizens by working together with the community in a manner that positively impacts, promotes and preserves growth
- Discover Sequatchie - Sequatchie County Government
Beautiful Sequatchie County, in Southeastern Tennessee, is part of the Cumberland Plateau, which rises more than 1000 feet above the Tennessee River Valley Its primary river is the Sequatchie, carving its way through the county, providing agricultural, recreational, and scenic opportunities
- Courts Law Enforcement - Sequatchie County Government
The county is served by 1 police department and the Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Office The legal system includes Circuit Court with 3 judges; Judge Justin Angel, Judge John “Cam” Cameron and Judge Bradley Sherman
- Our History - Sequatchie County Government
In December 1857, the Tennessee Legislature created Sequatchie County from two districts of Marion County and one district of Bledsoe County In January 1858, the County Court met for the first time to appoint county officials
- Government : Sequatchie County Government
Government County Legislative Meeting Information: 7:00 p m – 3rd Monday in January, April, July, and October
- Circuit Court Clerk - Sequatchie County Government
Sequatchie County Government Home Government Discover Sequatchie Our History Notices
- Services - Sequatchie County Government
Services Public Safety 911 Communications Emergency Management Health Department Sheriff’s Office Volunteer Fire Departments Public Works Highway Department Recycling Centers Agriculture Sequatchie County Soil Conservation UT Extension Office Assistance Food Bank SETHRA
- County Executive Office - Sequatchie County Government
The position of the Sequatchie County Executive is a crucial role within the local government of Sequatchie County, Tennessee The County Executive, often referred to as the County Mayor, is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations and administration of various county departments
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