Murray County Government Hit by Cyberattack, Critical Offices Temporarily Closed On Wednesday, May 13, Murray County, Georgia, fell victim to a cyberattack that disrupted network systems across multiple government offices. As a result, the Tax Commissioner, Tax Assessor, Probate Court, and Juvenile Court have been closed until systems are fully restored. Other county offices remain operational but with limited functionality. Despite the disruption, public safety services including first responders, 911, and emergency operations remain unaffected. Voting operations are also proceeding as scheduled. County officials have not disclosed details about the nature of the attack or the timeline for recovery. The incident highlights the growing vulnerability of local government infrastructure to cyber threats.