NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In response to an incoming winter storm and the potential for hazardous travel conditions across parts of Tennessee, Governor Bill Lee has announced the closure of state offices in the West and Middle Grand Divisions for Wednesday, February 19. Despite the closure of physical offices, state services accessible online will continue to operate, and employees who are capable of working from home are encouraged to do so.
The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) remains vigilant, monitoring weather forecasts and coordinating with local, regional, and state partners to ensure preparedness and address any resource requests that may arise. Additionally, the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is actively pre-treating interstates and state routes. Residents are advised to exercise caution and avoid non-essential travel in areas impacted by the weather conditions.
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Murfreesboro City Offices Closed for Presidents Day
In observance of Presidents Day, Murfreesboro city offices, most recreational facilities, and senior services will be closed on February 17, with the public transit service also suspended. Garbage collection will be rescheduled, and the Old Fort Golf Club will open weather permitting, while City Hall will resume normal hours on February 18.