Clayton County Courthouse (Georgia)

The Clayton County Courthouse in Jonesboro, Georgia, serves as the primary judicial and administrative center for Clayton County. The current courthouse building, completed in 2003, replaced an older structure located on the same site. It houses courtrooms for the Superior Court, State Court, Juvenile Court, and Magistrate Court, as well as offices for the Clerk of Courts, District Attorney, and other county government functions. The courthouse is a key landmark in Jonesboro and a central point for legal proceedings, public records, and county administration. Prior to the construction of the current building, the previous courthouse served Clayton County for several decades. The courthouse is under the purview of the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, who oversee its maintenance and operation. It is a vital component of the county's governmental infrastructure, facilitating the administration of justice and providing access to county services.