Twelve Driver Services locations in the Greater Knoxville area will temporarily close next week for the installation of new credentialing equipment and self-service kiosks. The Department of Safety and Homeland Security announced that these closures will affect Driver Services Centers and partner locations in several counties, including Anderson, Campbell, Knox, Loudon, Scott, and Union.
The specific schedule for closures is as follows:
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– **Monday, October 28:** Loudon County Clerk at Courthouse Annex, Anderson County Clerk at Andersonville Office, and Anderson County Clerk at Oak Ridge Office.
– **Tuesday, October 29:** Knoxville/Strawberry Plains Driver Services Center and Knoxville/Gore Road Driver Services and Reinstatement Center.
– **Wednesday, October 30:** Knox County Clerk offices at Cedar Bluff, Downtown, East Town, and Halls.
– **Thursday, October 31:** Campbell County Clerk, Scott County Clerk, and Union County Clerk.
Additionally, the Carter County Clerk will close on Wednesday, October 30, and the Tullahoma Driver Services Center will close on Thursday, October 31, for similar upgrades.
The newly installed self-service kiosks offer a variety of Driver Services transactions, including renewing or replacing a Driver License or ID Card, changing addresses, updating emergency contact information, advancing Teen/Graduated Driver Licenses, paying reinstatement fees, and requesting license reissues once reinstatement requirements are satisfied. These kiosks will also support photo capturing and payment processing through Apple Pay, Google Pay, or credit/debit cards.
For further details on Tennessee Driver Services and the new self-service kiosks, visit tn.gov/safety/driver-services.html.
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Temporary Closure of Nashville Register of Deeds Office
The Nashville Davidson County Register of Deeds Office will be closed from October 28 to October 29, 2024, for construction work related to installing a heating system and electrical upgrades in the new facility. It will reopen on October 30, 2024. This closure aims to maintain uninterrupted service and ensure safety during the construction phase. Karen Johnson, the Register of Deeds, highlighted the importance of this upgrade. For more information, visit the Nashville Davidson County Register of Deeds website.