NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In response to a significant winter storm forecasted to impact the state, Governor Bill Lee announced the closure of state offices in Tennessee on Friday, January 10, 2025. This decision was made due to the anticipated hazardous travel conditions associated with the storm.
Despite the closure of physical offices, state services accessible online will remain operational, and employees who have the capability to work remotely are encouraged to do so. In preparation for the storm, the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) has issued a State of Emergency to facilitate regulatory relief. This measure, directed by Governor Lee, aims to address the expected impacts of the storm, which are anticipated to last from Thursday evening through Saturday afternoon. TEMA is actively coordinating with local, regional, and state partners to ensure readiness and to respond to any resource requests.
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The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is taking preemptive action by pre-treating interstates and state routes. Tennesseans are advised to remain cautious and to limit travel to essential trips only during this period.
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Nashville Register of Deeds Office Closure Due to Weather
The Nashville Davidson County Register of Deeds office closed on Friday, January 10, due to a forecast of severe winter weather, predicting four to seven inches of snow. Register of Deeds Karen Johnson stated the closure was for the safety of employees and customers, with regular hours expected to resume on Monday, January 13. More information can be found on their official website here.