The County also has six other constitutional officers elected by the voters through at- large elections for four year terms. Those officers are the Sheriff, Tax Commissioner, Clerk of Superior Court, Judge of the Probate Court, Judge of the Magistrate Court, and the Coroner. The Lee County Board of Commissioners conducts their meetings twice a month. The City of Leesburg has a seven member city council elected by the voters through at-large elections for four year staggered terms to represent the residents of the city. The Board of Education has a five member Board elected by the voters through district elections for four year staggered terms to set policy and operate the county's school system.
All members serve four year concurrent terms.
The Lee County Utility Authority is an authority created by an act of the Georgia Legislature during April 1992 to provide the county with water and wastewater services. This seven member board is appointed by the Board of County Commissioners. All members serve four year staggered terms. All meetings of the above governmental entities are open to the public. All Lee County citizens are encouraged to attend and participate in these meetings.