Rockdale County Government is the governing body of Rockdale County, Georgia, United States. The county government is responsible for providing a range of services to the community including law enforcement, public safety, public works, and social services. The government is headed by a Board of Commissioners, consisting of five members elected every four years. The Board is responsible for setting policies and managing the county’s budget. The Sheriff’s Department is responsible for law enforcement services in Rockdale County. The department’s responsibilities include investigating crimes, traffic enforcement, and providing courthouse security. The Fire-Rescue Department is responsible for providing fire, medical, and rescue services to the community. The Department also provides education and prevention programs to help prevent fires and other emergencies. Rockdale County Government also provides a range of social services to the community, including elderly and disabled services, children and family services, and mental health services. The County Health Department provides residents with a range of health services, including immunizations, health screenings, and disease prevention programs. In addition to these essential services, Rockdale County Government is also responsible for managing parks and green space, maintaining roads and infrastructure, and supporting economic development in the community. The government works to foster partnerships with local businesses and organizations to promote growth and prosperity in the area.