Alamance County Government serves approximately 171,000 residents within fifteen communities in diverse areas throughout the County by providing an array of services including sheriff and fire protection, solid waste management, health and social services, veteran services, and cultural and recreational activities. In addition, to the direct services provided, the County also extends significant financial support to the school system, boards, agencies and commissions. 

Alamance County has rich history dating back before it being formed in 1849 from Orange County to the east, Alamance County has been the site of significant historical events, textile manufacturing and agriculture.  As the County's heritage continues to evolve we are seeing the community transform to be a place that is for history lovers, outdoor enthusiasts and entertainment seekers. 

The County is a great place to live, work and play.  Working for Alamance County Government can offer you a chance to serve your community by making positive change for residents and visitors. In addition, allowing you to take advantage of numerous benefits and opportunities available to local government employees.  For a full listing of our open positions please visit our employment portal: https://alamance.applicantpool.com/jobs/

Our Vision: Alamance County is a cohesive community with a  thriving economy balances respect for our rural history with thoughtful growth and development. 

Our Mission: Alamance County effectively provides its citizens with high quality public services, the tools for successful economic development, and a responsive, transparent government that supports the community as the preferred place to live, work and play.  

Our Core Values: Respect - Honesty - Accountability - Golden Rule – Commitment

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Alamance County Government

Heidi York

Sarah Hayden

Emily Ball

Sherry Hook

Jennifer Blalock

Brianna Beck

Cheryl R.

Mark Quale

Alamance County Government

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