About Pike County
Being one of the oldest counties in Alabama, Pike County is named in honor of General Zebulon Montgomery Pike, of New Jersey. Pike was an explorer who led an expedition to southern Colorado and discovered Pike’s Peak in 1806.
Pike County is home to the largest university in the state, Troy University.
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Founded: December 17, 1821
Population: 33,339 (2013 Census)
Land Area: 672 square miles
County Seat: Troy
Other Cities and Towns: Banks, Brundidge and Goshen
Our Courthouse…
The Pike County Courthouse houses most of our County Offices including the Probate, Revenue, and Reappraisal Offices. There are also numerous State offices located in the Courthouse including the Drivers License and Board of Registrars Offices. We also house Pike County Veteran’s Affairs.
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Our Judicial Complex...
The newly finished Pike County Judicial Complex houses our Sheriff's office, Pike County Jail, EMA office, and E911 office. There are also several State offices located inside the Judicial building including the Circuit Clerk, Circuit Judge, District Judge, and District Attorney's offices.
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