Mission Statement: To protect the Health, Safety, and Welfare of our Citizens and ensure Peace and Dignity within the County.

Vision Statement: The Scotland County Board of Commissioners strives to promote the highest quality of life and to create an environment that will make Scotland County the community of choice.

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Industrial/Economic Development Opportunities // Economic Development Investment Policy
Board of Elections Information // Parks and Recreation Master Plan
// Register of Deeds // Search, view and pay taxes on-line // Scotland County Ordinances
2009 Meeting Schedule // Board and Committee vacancy listings updated August 8, 2008

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Scotland County is located in Southeastern North Carolina adjacent to the South Carolina line.  Spanning 18 miles east to west and 25 miles north to south, Scotland County is located halfway between Charlotte, the state's largest city, and Wilmington, the state's largest port.

The population of Scotland County is more than 37,000 with nearly 17,000 living in Laurinburg, the County seat.  Gibson, Wagram, East Laurinburg, unincorporated Laurel Hill and part of the town of Maxton make up the various communities in the County.

Known for its Scottish heritage and strong industrial base, Scotland County is home to St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Scotia Village Retirement Community, the annual fall historical John Blue Cotton Festival and a nationally recognized Lumber River canoe trail.