“We strive to enhance the quality of life for all citizens by working together with the community in a manner that positively impacts, promotes and preserves growth. I challenge each individual to become a life-long contributor to an extraordinary Sequatchie County”
Sincerely, County Executive – Keith Cartwright
Sequatchie County has asked for the lifting of the burn ban due to the arrival of wetter weather. While the paperwork is being handled, the TN.Gov website might not promptly update this alteration. It’s important to note that although the burn ban has been lifted, a burn permit remains necessary. You can obtain a permit […]
Sequatchie County implemented a burn ban due to various factors, notably the dry weather conditions that led to 58 fires in the past month, requiring fire department interventions to safeguard properties and structures. These fire departments consist of community volunteers balancing their firefighting duties with their daily lives. In consideration of the safety of both […]
On Friday, October 13th, our Local Volunteer Fire Department came to the library for a visit. The children enjoyed learning about all the different aspects of being a firefighter which included the different functions their uniform provides. The firemen explained the stop, drop, and roll procedure along with other helpful safety information. The children also heard […]
The Sequatchie County Assessor of Property Office has released a new website to help facilitate questions regarding tax appraisals, address changes, and other important information. You can view the new website at SeqAssessor.com
Added additional information including updated department information. New look for mobile friendliness and quicker access. Additional updates coming soon.
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