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Our Bedford County landscape is comprised of 475 square miles of beautiful rolling pastured lands mixed with high elevation hills and flat river bottoms. The Duck River meanders through the county from East to West and eventually empties into the majestic Tennessee River in Humphreys County.

Explore Bedford County departments and services, including the County Clerk, Public Hearings, and Mayor.

The County Clerk offers passport processing, collects business taxes, handles motor vehicle registration and licensing (the County Clerk receives fees for these services). Also, the County Clerk issues marriage licenses, collects the state and any county privilege tax on marriage, and may solemnize a marriage.

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Bedford County Board of Commissioners is the county's primary legislative body. It meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. in the second floor courtroom at Bedford County Courthouse.

Welcome to Bedford County Government, your source for information about county services and resources.

Contact Bedford County for inquiries and assistance through the provided contact information.

Bedford County Board of Commissioners is the county’s legislative body, as provided by state law (Tenn. Code Ann. § 5-5-101). The board has 18 members , two from each commission district. County Mayor Chad Graham chairs the commission.

The Planning Department is dedicated to promoting and advancing quality growth and responsible development throughout unincorporated areas of Bedford County.