Hawkins County is the process of redeveloping, implementing and updating the County Stormwater Management Program. Citizens are invited to participate in this process and can do so by calling (423) 523-4598.

The County Mayor is the accounting officer and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the county. He/she appoints members of county boards and commissions, as well as department heads. As accounting officer and general agent of the county, he/she has the responsibility to:

One of the oldest Tennessee counties, Hawkins County was first established as a separate North Carolina county on January 6, 1787, when the state legislature divided Sullivan County, North Carolina. The original county was quite large, extending from the North Fork of the Holston River southwesterly to the "Big Suck" near present-day Chattanooga.

The information in this page has been compiled to give you, the taxpayer, an overview of the Assessor of Property’s Office, how our work affects you, and to detail some of your rights and responsibilities as a property owner in Hawkins County. General: The Hawkins County Assessor of Property is a Tennessee constitutionally elected official ...

Hawkins County, TN | 150 East Washington Street | Rogersville, TN 37857 (423) 272-7359

Hawkins County Courthouse 150 East Washington Street Rogersville, TN 37857 (423) 272-7359

The Trustee is the county’s banker and tax collector, and maintains the county’s funds. The Trustee also oversees the total annual cash flow for all county finances. The Trustee disburses sales tax revenues and other state and local taxes, and generally acts as treasurer for the county, receiving and paying out funds.

Hawkins County Emergency Management Agency works with the public, businesses, volunteers, emergency services, and county government to prepare for emergencies and to mitigate or eliminate, when possible, hazards within Hawkins County.

Hawkins County Archives » Tennessee State Library and Archives This office provides a safe home for the records and provides a cost-effective way to make inactive records open to the public for inspection according to law.

The Chancery Court collects and distributes child support, collects delinquent property taxes for the county and city, probates estates and administers conservatorships and oversees investments of litigant funds paid into the court's registry.