Crossville City Hall and Offices closing early due to weather

The city of Crossville has decided to close early due to the threat of travel problems due to cold temperatures and winter precipitation. 

All city offices will close at 3:00 PM on Friday, January 12. 

The city will also be closed Monday, January 15 for Martin Luther King Day.

West and Middle Tennessee State Offices CLOSED Friday January 12

Info from tn.gov

Offices in Cumberland and Putnam County are included.

NASHVILLE – Due to hazardous weather and travel conditions, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has closed state offices on Friday, January 12, 2018 in West and Middle Tennessee, to include the following counties:

• Bedford
• Benton
• Carroll
• Cheatham
• Chester
• Clay
• Crockett
• Cumberland
• Davidson
• Decatur
• DeKalb
• Dickson
• Dyer
• Fayette
• Fentress
• Gibson
• Giles
• Hardeman
• Hardin
• Haywood
• Henderson
• Henry
• Hickman
• Houston
• Humphreys
• Jackson
• Lake
• Lauderdale
• Lawrence
• Lewis
• Lincoln
• Macon
• Madison
• Marshall
• Maury
• McNairy
• Montgomery
• Moore
• Obion
• Overton
• Perry
• Pickett
• Putnam
• Robertson
• Rutherford
• Shelby
• Smith
• Stewart
• Sumner
• Tipton
• Trousdale
• Wayne
• Weakley
• White
• Williamson
• Wilson

State offices in all other counties not listed above will remain open. Additionally, some agencies have facilities/offices in the listed counties that have “mission critical employees” who have life, health and/or safety responsibilities that may need to report to work or remain at work during the closures.

All state employees and citizens are urged to exercise caution when traveling today.