GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND

[County Seal, Garrett County, Maryland] Origin: Garrett County was created from Allegany County in 1872 (Chapter 212, Acts of 1872). It was the last Maryland county to be formed. The County was named for John Work Garrett (1820-1884), railroad executive, industrialist, and financier. Garrett served as president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from 1858 until his death in 1884.

County Seat: Oakland, MD 21550
Form of Government: County Commissioners
Population

1990 census: 28,138
2000 census: 29,846

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    Community College: www.gcc.cc.md.us
    County Commissioners: www.co.garrett.md.us/bocc/index.html
    County Government: www.co.garrett.md.us
    Economic Development Office: http://gcjobs.co.garrett.md.us
    Elections Board: www.co.garrett.md.us/elections/elections.html
    Emergency Management Office: www.co.garrett.md.us/em/index.html
    Health Dept.: www.garretthealth.org
    Library: www.sailor.lib.md.us/docs/libdir/garr.html
    Planning & Zoning Office: www.co.garrett.md.us/pandz/index.html
    Public Schools: www.ga.k12.md.us
    Roads Dept.: www.co.garrett.md.us/crd/index.html
    Sheriff: www2.gcnet.net/sheriff
    Social Services Dept.: www.dhr.state.md.us/garrett.htm

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     Maryland Manual On-Line, 2002

    November 5, 2002   
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