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125 Court Avenue, Sevierville
127 Commerce Street, Sevierville
Prohibited items include weapons, guns, blades, pocket knives and cutting tools, cell phones or radios, purses, backpacks or luggage, and outside food or drinks.
212W Room 212W, Sevier County Courthouse
Courtney McCroskey, Sevier County Trustee
The Trustee's office is located on the second floor of the Sevier County Courthouse in downtown Sevierville. We are the first office on the right when you enter the west-end of the courthouse.
For your safety and convenience, we now offer a Drop Box for tax payments. This Drop Box is located behind the courthouse at the entrance of the 30 minute parking area off West Bruce Street.
202E Suite 202E, Sevier County Courthouse
Adra Rowland, Sevier County Clerk
Sevier County Residents: You must reside in Sevier County to renew your tag at our office locations. If you have just moved to our county you will need to present your valid photo state or federal ID. Photo ID must reflect your current Sevier County address. If your ID does not reflect your current Sevier County address you will need to present 2 valid proofs of Sevier County residency.
202E Suite 202E, Sevier County Courthouse
Adra Rowland, Sevier County Clerk
Both applicants must be present to obtain marriage license
202E Suite 202E, Sevier County Courthouse
Adra Rowland, Sevier County Clerk
A Certified Birth Certificate, including parent(s) names (No photocopies are accepted)
209W Suite 209W, Sevier County Courthouse
Cyndi Pickel, Sevier County Register of Deeds
Originals of real estate documents are always returned after recording. A self-addressed stamped return envelope is requested for return purposes.
210W Suite 210 West, Sevier County Courthouse
Thomas King, Sevier County Property Assessor
June 1 – The County Board of Equalization begins hearing appeals.
Pay General Sessions costs online
1103 Suite 1103, Rex Henry Ogle Courts Building
2104 Suite 2104, Rex Henry Ogle Courts Building
Every individual visiting the Rex Henry Ogle Courts building for court proceedings or to conduct business with the General Sessions Clerk’s Office or Circuit Court Clerk’s Office will be required to pass through security screening by the Sevier County Sheriff’s Office upon entry. Prohibited items include weapons, guns, blades, pocket knives and cutting tools, cell phones or radios, purses, backpacks or luggage, and outside food or drinks.
To speak during the public comment period about an item not on the agenda, please get in touch with the County Mayor’s office at least five (5) days before the meeting at (865) 453-6136. To speak during the public comment period about an item on the agenda, you must contact the County Mayor’s office by 4:30 PM the day of the meeting at (865) 453-6136. Doors open 45 minutes before the commission meeting.
Early voting
Early voting for the upcoming State and Federal General Election is now underway in Sevier County and will continue through Thursday, October 29.
Read the County's noticeElection Day
Election Day is on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls will be open from 8 AM to 8 PM.
Read the County's noticeBurn permits
Burn permits are required beginning October 15 and continuing through May 15.
Get a burn permitProperty tax
Taxes are due and payable from October 1 through the last day of February without interest.
Pay property taxThe Sevier County Board of Commissioners meets on the third (3rd) Monday of the month at 6 PM in Commission Room 306W of the Sevier County Courthouse unless otherwise noted.
The Sevier County Courthouse and the Rex Henry Ogle Courts Building are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Board of Commissioners
Beer Board
Budget Committee
Emergency Services Committee
Government Operations Committee
Intergovernmental Committee
Overnight rentals outside the limits of Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and Pittman Center have steps with several County offices and the State.
You are required to obtain a business license with Sevier County.
202E County Clerk
As of January 1, 2024, all short-term rental units in Sevier County outside of city limits are required to have an annual permit issued, followed by a yearly inspection.
The tax payment is due by the 20th of each month for the previous month. For instance, April tax is due by May 20th.
212W County Trustee
You are required to register with the State Of Tennessee to remit sales tax in the amount of 9.75%.
Additionally, all visitors staying in overnight rentals must take their waste to the Center View Multipurpose Convenience Center or Wears Valley Multipurpose Convenience Center.
Solid Waste
If a person owns property within the city limits of a city that allows for non-resident property rights voting in its charter but does not actually live within that particular city limit, he/she still has the right to participate in that city’s municipal election, provided that specific property is registered with the Election Commission.
Election Commission
Bryan McCarter
Sevier County Mayor
Adra Rowland
Sevier County Clerk
Courtney McCroskey
Sevier County Trustee
Thomas King
Sevier County Property Assessor
Cyndi Pickel
Sevier County Register of Deeds
Karen Atchley
Circuit Court Clerk
Penny Johnson
General Sessions Clerk
Rylee Munson
Clerk and Master
Donnie Adams
Road Superintendent
Michael Hodges
Sevier County Sheriff