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Wilson County, located in southeastern Kansas, is a vibrant community home to approximately 9,000 residents. Spanning across 574 square miles, the county was established in 1855 and named after Col. Hiero T. Wilson, a prominent citizen of Fort Scott. With a mission to provide essential infrastructure, protect the environment, and promote safety and well-being, Wilson County is dedicated to building economic strength for present and future generations. As a forward-thinking county, Wilson offers a range of services and resources to its residents. From the efficient administration of county offices to the diligent efforts of the health department and emergency management team, the county ensures the needs of its citizens are met. With a commitment to preserving the environment and promoting economic growth, Wilson County is a thriving community that values the well-being and prosperity of its residents.Generated from the website

Courthouse

Wilson County Register-Deeds

Department of Motor Vehicles

Wilson County District Judge