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The Blue Ridge Bar Association is proud to have members serving Cherokee County, Georgia from all corners of the law. Find a lawyer or learn of upcoming events on their website.

Cherokee County Sheriff's Office is dedicated to serving with integrity, protecting with compassion, and preserving a safe and secure environment while keeping the trust and confidence of our community. Visit their website or contact them at 678-493-4200 for more information.

Cherokee County, Where Metro Meets the Mountains is your go to place to find news, events, department contacts and links to sites and services that are often used by residents and visitors.

Cherokee County Drug Lab
The Cherokee County Drug Lab facilitates drug and alcohol testing in coordination with the Cherokee County Court System and the Cherokee County Accountability Courts.

Cherokee County Family Violence Center
The Cherokee Family Violence Center enhances the safety of those impacted by intimate partner violence through services that empower victims while advocating for a community standard of zero tolerance for violence in the home.

Clerk of Courts
The Mission of the Cherokee County Clerk's office is to maintain and safeguard all documents appropriately presented for recording. Visit their site to find how to make payments, obtain copies, learn about jury duty, look up court dates and more.

District Attorney
Primary duties of the Office of the District Attorney are to prosecute felony offenders, protect victims and witnesses of crime, serve Cherokee County citizens, and ensure justice is properly served.

Georgia Legal Services Program is a nonprofit corporation that offers free legal services to Georgians with low incomes who reside outside metro Atlanta. Visit their website or call 1-833-457-7529 for more information.

Indigent Defense

The mission of the Cherokee County Indigent Defense Office is to maintain a just, efficient and vigorous Indigent Defense Program which meets the requirements of the Georgia Indigent Defense Act of 2003, the standards promulgated by the GPDSC, and State and Federal law.

Magistrate Court
The Magistrate Court, established by the 1983 Georgia Constitution, is the first tier of Georgia's unified court system. It is a court of limited jurisdiction and not a court of record. It utilizes simplified forms and relaxed procedures designed to help expedite cases that don't demand the more onerous rules and procedures required in courts of record.

Probate Court
The mission of the Cherokee County Probate Court is to serve the interests of the citizens of Cherokee County by performing its unique constitutional duties in a manner that is professional, impartial, compassionate, and fiscally responsible.

Solicitor General
The mission of the Office of the Cherokee County Solicitor-General is to fulfill the duties assigned to it by Georgia law in a diligent, fair, just, and efficient manner, while maintaining the highest ethical standards and ensuring that justice is served for Cherokee victims, defendants, and citizens.