Houston County was the 51st county formed in Georgia and was created in 1821 through a treaty signed with the Creek Indians. The county was named for Governor John Houstoun and was originally spelled "Houstoun." Perry, the county seat and geographic center of the state of Georgia was incorporated in 1824 as Houston's first official town.

    Houston County has grown in population from 105,808 in 1998 to a current population of 126,032. Eighteen public schools (K-12) have been recognized as Georgia Schools of Excellence and three schools have been named National Blue Ribbon Schools.

    Houston County, Georgia is a great place to visit because of the diverse activities available. Houston County is home to:

Robins Air Force Base - Georgia’s largest industrial complex Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter - home to many family fun events including the Georgia National Fair, horse shows, RV rallies, concerts, and sporting events Museum of Aviation - the fourth largest aviation museum in the United States Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame

    There is plenty of shopping, including malls and unique shops. We offer family-friendly activities with our lakes, parks, libraries, and restaurants. Depending on the time of year you visit, you just might be able to see an air show, catch an arts & crafts festival, cheer on marathon runners, or even check out a car show. For more information, check out the links below.

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