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Pickens County

     Named for the Revolutionary War hero Andrew Pickens, Pickens County was founded upon historical roots.  Fort Hill Plantation was home to United States’ seventh Vice President, John C. Calhoun, before the land became the home of Clemson University.  Clemson was named the “Public School of the Year” in 2000 by Time Magazine and has brought many industrial gains to the county.  Pickens County hosts the Pumpkin Festival, Heritage Day at the Hagood Mill, and Dacusville Farm Days.  The county also boasts such beautiful natural sites as Lakes Keowee and Jocasse, Sassafras Mountain and Table Rock State Park.

Pickens County Government

• Pickens County Council
• Alliance Pickens (Economic Development)
• Pickens County Planning Department

School District of Pickens County

• School District of Pickens County
• School District of Pickens County Board of Trustees

Other

• Appalachian Council of Governments

Municipalities

• Town of Central
  • Central Town Council
• City of Clemson
  • Clemson City Council
• City of Easley
  • Easley City Council
• City of Liberty
  • Liberty City Council
• Town of Norris
• City of Pickens
• Town of Six Mile

Pickens County Legislative Delegation

Senate

• District 1: Thomas C. Alexander
• District 2: Larry Martin

House

• District 2: William E. Sandifer III
• District 3: B.R. Skelton
• District 4: David R. Hiott
• District 5: Phillip D. Owens
• District 26: Rex F. Rice