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Boyd County Justice Center :
Boyd County Justice Center Work continues on the new Boyd County Justice Center. The new 65,000 square foot justice center has a look hearkening back to Catlettsburg's days as a bustling river town.

Boyd County Officials:

County Judge Executive
William "BUD" Stevens

Commissioners
District 1
David Salisbury

District 2
Marvin "Coach" Meredith

District 3
Carl Tolliver


About Boyd County:
Boyd County is located in the state of Kentucky. The county sits on 160 square miles at the northeastern edge of Kentucky on the banks of the Ohio River and Big Sandy River, resting in the hills of Appalachia. The county seat is Catlettsburg, Kentucky and its largest city is Ashland, Kentucky. Boyd County is bordered by the states of West Virginia and Ohio which forms the Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OH, Metropolitan Area.

The Boyd County population was recorded at 49,752 during the 2000 national census.

 
  Linn Boyd In 1860, Boyd County was created from parts of Greenup, Carter, and Lawrence counties. It was named in honor of Linn Boyd who had served as U.S. Congressman as a representative of western Kentucky.

Born in Nashville, Tennessee on November 22, 1800, he moved to the Jackson Purchase on a farm in Calloway County in 1826. He represented Calloway County in 1828-29 in the Kentucky legislature at the same time his father, Abraham Boyd, represented Trigg County. He was elected to the U.S. Congress and served 1835-37 until he was unseated by the Whigs.

Democrats regained control of his district and Boyd served continuously in the U. S. House of Representatives from 1835-1855. He helped Henry Clay with the Compromise of 1850 and was Speaker of the House from 1851-55. He was a strong supporter of Andrew Jackson and states rights, but insisted on preserving the Union. He ran for Vice President in 1856 but was defeated. In 1859, he was elected lieutenant governor of Kentucky but did not live to take the office. He died December 17, 1859 and is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery at Paducah.

The Boyd County courthouse is located in Catlettsburg, Ky.

 
 
 
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