Phil Bredesen Governor, State of Tennessee

E-Government Online
The State of Tennessee offers a variety of convenient online services for citizens. Listed below are just a few:

		Renew your driver license or change your address.
		Purchase a hunting or fishing license.
		Add your name to Tennessee's telemarketing "Do Not Call" list.
		Search the state's felony offender database or the TBI's sexual offender registry.
		Check current road conditions and interstate construction.
		Search for unclaimed property.
		Verify a healthcare practitioner's license.
		Browse employment opportunities with the State of Tennessee.
		View restaurant inspections.
		File a consumer complaint.
		Renew your nursing, EMT and other health licenses.

Click here to see more e-government services online.

Government Web Sites
Click for links to Tennessee's state agencies, the Tennessee General Assembly, State Courts and other government offices.

Federal Issues
You can access 417 Federal benefit programs through the GovBenefits.gov website. This is a free, confidential tool that helps you find Federal government benefits you may be eligible to receive. If you are a Tennessean and are having difficulties with a federal agency or program such as Medicare, Social Security or the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (INS), Tennessee's Senators or your District's Congressional Representative should be able to assist you. Other Federal issues that should be resolved through your Congressional representation:

		Assistance with passports
		International travel warnings
		Problems with branches of the Military

Local Issues
The following issues are local issues and will be best addressed by your city council representative, your city's mayor, or your county mayor or commissioner.

		Property taxes
		Leash laws
		Building codes
		Noise and nuisance complaints