Muhlenberg County
COVID-19 INFORMATION
#TeamMuhlenberg,
Judge Executive Curtis McGehee
has installed a
Muhlenberg County COVID-19 Task Force
and is working in tadem with this group (some 50+
professionals in their respective fields) to provide the community
Information
Encouragement &
Instruction
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DAILY, MUHLENBERG COVID-19 CASE COUNTS AND STATS
ARE PROVIDED BY THE MUHLENBERG COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
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Hello,
Thank you for your interest in Muhlenberg County. I have had the privilege of serving this county as the Sheriff and now as the Judge Executive. Our community of 31,000 residents is a warm spirited, hard-working, family-oriented community.
Our parks and recreation are comparable to what you might find in a much larger community. We are the home of great music legends (too many to mention), Kentucky Motorsports Hall of Fame and Museum, Felix E. Martin, Jr. Hall, Merle Travis Music Center, Wendall H.Ford Regional Training Center, and many other exclusive and intriguing recreational and cultural interests.
We have committed and passionate elected officials, including a team of Magistrates that serve the county well. Additionally, our Muhlenberg County School System is second to none and our Greater Muhlenberg Chamber of Commerce is very active for the business community.
If you already live and work here, I appreciate the opportunity to serve you. If you are a guest to our site and not a nearby neighbor making your life here, we want you to know everyone is welcome here. When you visit Muhlenberg County, you are sure to find a charming atmosphere. Please allow us to introduce ourselves to you and or your business. We would love you to call Muhlenberg home, too.
Best Regards,
Curtis McGehee
Muhlenberg County Judge Executive
WELCOME TO MUHLENBERG COUNTY
Nestled among the hills and valleys of western Kentucky’s coal field region lies Muhlenberg County.
Formed in 1798 from the neighboring counties of Logan and Christian,
Muhlenberg County was named after General John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, a clergyman,
soldier, and politician of the Colonial, Revolutionary, and Post-Revolutionary eras.
The county seat is Greenville, KY and plays host to one of the country's
most beautiful historic courthouses.
Built in 1907, the courthouse is the focal point of downtown Greenville.
The dome atop the courthouse is its crown jewel and is said to
be the nation's largest open-air belfry and the state's largest clock tower.
The Muhlenberg County Courthouse is home to the county's
Judge Executive, Fiscal Court, Sheriff, County Clerk,
County Attorney, and Property Valuation Offices.
Muhlenberg County Courthouse
Muhlenberg County Courthouse