Prattville

The City of Prattville serves as the county seat of Autauga County in south-central Alabama, providing municipal government and administration to a population of approximately 39,000-40,000 residents. Founded in 1839 by industrialist Daniel Pratt as a planned community centered around his cotton gin manufacturing company, the city has grown from a rural area into a thriving suburb of Montgomery, offering cultural attractions, recreational facilities including parks and golf courses, and the historic Daniel Pratt Historic District listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Known as “The Fountain City” for its abundant artesian wells, Prattville features diverse shopping, dining, and business establishments while maintaining its heritage as a New England-style village in the heart of Alabama.