Extension Service, 65 11th Ave NE, Ste 1, Cairo, GA 39828, US

Grady County, located on the southwest border of Georgia, is the state's 139th county. Established in 1906, it was named after Henry W. Grady, a renowned editor and orator who famously predicted the rise of the New South. Situated in the lower coastal plain, the county boasts a rolling terrain, abundant small streams, and fertile soil, making it one of the nation's most prosperous farming areas. With a favorable climate and local processing plants, Grady County has long been a hub for diversified agriculture in the southeast. Grady County offers a range of government, public safety, and business services to its residents and visitors. From the Sheriff's Office and Emergency Management Agency to the Chamber of Commerce and Alcoholic Beverage License, the county ensures the well-being and prosperity of its community. Additionally, Grady County's natural beauty is showcased through attractions like Tired Creek Lake and the Tired Creek Lake Weather Stream, providing recreational opportunities and a glimpse into the area's stunning landscapes.Generated from the website

Cairo Service Center

Georgia Extension 4-H Foundation

USDA Farm Service Agency

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service