Hinesville City
Hinesville City Hall is located at 115 East Martin Luther King Junior Drive, Hinesville, GA 31313.
Phone: 912‑876‑3564.
Photo: Bacon-Fraser House, circa 1839, located at 208 E. Court Street, Hinesville. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. Photographed by User:nameBubba73 (Jud McCranie) (own work), 2014, [cc-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons, accessed August, 2022.
The Town of Sunbury was the original county seat, however, because of the length of travel from the western portions of the county to the county seat, it was moved to the Town of Riceboro, located south of Midway, in 1797. The City of Hinesville, named for Charlton Hines, an early settler and state senator, was established in 1837 and designated as the county seat, again to be more centrally located within the county. [1]
- Liberty County, Georgia, Consolidated Comprehensive Plan 2030: Community Assessment, Volume I, 2008, www.dca.state.ga.us, accessed July, 2015.
Neighborhoods
- Arlington Park
- Baconfield
- Barrington
- Belle Arbor
- Belmore
- Caswell Woods
- Cinder Hill
- Colonial Park
- Country Club Estates
- Courtland
- Crystal Lakes
- Cypress Cove
- Deer Run Estates
- Deerwood
- Devereaux
- Eagles Landing
- Evergreen
- Fairington
- Forest Lake
- Governors Quarters
- Gravel Hill
- Harrison Heights
- Hawthorn
- Herbert Heights
- Heritage Estates
- Heritage Estates
- Heritage Woods
- Hidden Pines
- Hines Estates
- Honeyridge Plantation
- Lake George
- Lancaster Estates
- Lexington
- Live Oak
- Mallard Village
- Martin Woods
- Maybank Village
- Millard Village
- Mills Creek
- Montclair
- Northwest Woods
- Oakcrest
- Oakridge
- Oakview
- Olmstead
- Parish Crossing
- Parish Loop
- Pebble Creek
- Pineland
- Pineridge
- Pipkin
- St Catherines Commons
- Stonehenge
- Summerwind Condos
- Tupelo Trail
- Tupelo Woods
- Waterfield
- Wexford
- Wexford Estates
- Wildwood Homes
- Woodland
- Zorn Village