Christian County Clerk

Christian County Clerk is a notary public office in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. It operates as the County Clerk's Office at 511 South Main Street, with Melinda A. Humphries serving as County Clerk. The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. It holds a rating of 2.60.

The office is one of the departments and services overseen by the Christian County Fiscal Court, alongside the county's animal shelter, attorney, coroner, emergency management, jail, justice center, property valuation administrator, road department, sheriff, and solid waste services. Christian County sits in southwestern Kentucky, in the Pennyroyal region, bounded by Hopkins and Muhlenberg Counties to the north, Todd County to the east, Trigg County to the west, and Montgomery and Stewart Counties, Tennessee to the south. The county has long been an agricultural community, with an estimated 1,171 farms covering nearly 300,000 acres, and it ranks among Kentucky's top counties in crop and overall agricultural revenues. In 1962, Harry Young planted the first field of no-till corn on a commercial farm in the United States, and most of the county's grain crops are still raised using no-till methods. The county ranks second in Kentucky for wheat grown for grain, third in dark fired tobacco, fourth in corn for grain, and seventh in soybean production.

The office sits on South Main Street, near the intersection with South Virginia Street. The Alhambra Theatre is directly adjacent, and The Princess Theatre, a historic building, is about 0.2 miles away. The Hopkinsville Post Office and the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library are each roughly 0.2 miles from the office.

As the county clerk's office for Christian County, it serves residents of Hopkinsville and the surrounding area from its location on South Main Street.