Clay County, FL
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Small Towns. Big Passions.
Clay County was established on December 31, 1858, and was named after American statesman Henry Clay. Formerly part of Duval County, Clay County is home to more than 230,000 residents. The county includes the municipalities of Green Cove Springs, Penney Farms, Orange Park, and Keystone Heights. Clay County also has a rich military heritage and is home to the 73,000-acre Camp Blanding Training Center.
Spanning 644 square miles, Clay County is known for its strong sense of community, family values, and quality of life. Providing services to residents is a collaborative effort that extends beyond the Clay County Board of County Commissioners. The agencies and organizations listed below play important roles in serving the community and enhancing the lives of those who call Clay County home.
