Located in the heart of West Georgia, Carroll County is located 45 miles west of Atlanta, forming its western boundary, and 90 miles east of Birmingham, Alabama. Within its 495 square miles, Carroll County's estimated population of 100,000 live, work and play in seven picturesque towns, ranging from the smallest, Roopville with 248 residents, to Carrollton with a population of more than 20,000.

Agriculture is the most important sector in the county, with 78% of land devoted to this activity. This sector contributes $40-million annually to the county's economy. Carroll County also serves as the economic retail base for surrounding Georgia and Alabama counties. Several shopping areas supports many successful businesses that offer a variety of goods and services.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of hidden gems in Carroll County including John Tanner State Park, McIntosh Reserve, and Lakes Carrol and Buckhorn. Nearby major recreational attractions include Six Flags over Georgia Amusement Park just 20 miles east on the I-20. Cultural events are continually ongoing and are supported by the county's Cultural Art Center and Carroll Community Theatre.

Perhaps Carroll County's greatest strength is in their tight-knit and caring citizens. They have long been recognized for their warmness and friendliness to newcomers and visitors alike, epitomizing the famous Southern hospitality.