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Toggle navigation Home Government Mayor Mayor's Administration Other Administrative Offices Assessor of Property County Clerk County Trustee Courts Highway Register of Deeds Sheriff's Office Commission County Commission Commissioners Committees Agendas & Minutes Budget Education Dickson County School District Tennessee College of Applied Technology - Dickson Nashville State Community College - Dickson Freed Hardeman University - Dickson Area Information Attractions Budget Analysis County Contacts County Profile History Local, State & Federal Links Online Services County Holidays Jobs Search Landfill Center Hours & Locations License Tag Renewals Marriage License Application Planning & Zoning Forms Real Estate Search Tax Payments Public Meetings All Dickson County public meetings are now being held in-person. In addition, the public meetings of the Dickson County Commission continue to be livestreamed on the County's YouTube page, where you can watch live stream or past recorded meetings. Learn More Public Meetings All Dickson County public meetings are now being held in-person. In addition, the public meetings of the Dickson County Commission continue to be livestreamed on the County's YouTube page, where you can watch live stream or past recorded meetings. Learn More Conveniently Located Easy interstate access where a 30-minute drive can put you in the heart of Music City USA Learn More Montgomery Bell State Park One of the largest parks in Tennessee, Montgomery Bell is located seven miles east of Dickson Learn More Live, Work & Play With its gentle rolling hills, diverse employment base, thriving retail growth, schools ranked among the best in the state, excellent healthcare facilities and vibrant arts and recreation facilities, Dickson County is a great place to live, work and play. Our History About Dickson County With its gentle rolling hills, diverse employment base, thriving retail growth, schools ranked among the best in the state, excellent healthcare facilities and vibrant arts and recreation facilities, Dickson County is a great place to live, work and play. Easy interstate access and close proximity to Nashville means Dickson County is the ideal place for laid-back rural lifestyles yet just a 30-minute drive can put you in the heart of Music City USA. Dickson County is home to one of the largest state parks in Tennessee, The Renaissance Center, an extensive parks system and a variety of annual festivals, including Old Timers Days the first weekend in every May. The county's six incorporated towns include communities that grew up along the railroad from Nashville to the Tennessee River as well as the historic county seat of Charlotte, which boasts the state's oldest working courthouse and at one time was in consideration to become the state capital. Our History Economic Development Dickson County Calendar View all upcoming meetings & events Contact Us Email, call or visit the office of county officials Area Attractions Plan your next visit to Dickson County. View All Attractions Montgomery Bell State Park The Renaissance Center Clement Railroad Hotel Museum About Dickson County Founded in 1803, Dickson County was named for William Dickson, a Nashville physician and legislator who reportedly was a friend of President Andrew Jackson. Dickson County's rich history includes industry in the iron furnaces of Cumberland Furnace. Cities in Dickson County Burns Charlotte (County Seat) Dickson Slayden Vanleer White Bluff Related Links Dickson County Chamber of Commerce Veterans Services Dickson County Administration Building | 4 Court Square | Charlotte, TN 37036 | (615) 789-7000 Dickson County Justice Center | 500 Spring Street | Charlotte, TN 37036 | (615) 789-7002 Home Calendar Agendas & Minutes Contact Us...