Welcome to Unicoi County PDF Print E-mail

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Exceptional care and planning went into the design and construction of US Route 23 (now Interstate 26). Gracefully winding through the mountains of Unicoi County, it is one of the most beautiful scenic highways in the United States.  The highway features two overlook/rest areas and two wildlife crossing structures. The overlooks, constructed of indigenous stone, provide breathtaking views year round with exceptional fall vistas and access to hiking trails. The habitat crossings were built to allow bears and other native wildlife to move safely across the corridor.

The Unicoi County Website provides easy access to community information.

Take a few minutes to look through the menus and get familiar with the information available there.


Visiting

  • Planning a trip to East Tennessee?
    Go to the Visiting Section  for quick connections to the many attractions in Unicoi County.

    • Living

  • Need to verify a fact?
    Use the Library link to connect directly to the Unicoi County Library.

  • Want information about local cities and towns?
    Click on Communities and connect to local municipal websites.

  • Need to contact your child's school?
    Go to County Schools for a quick reference.

  • Looking for the local Emergency Room?
    Click on Healthcare for a list of local providers.


    • Working

  • Thinking about going into business?
    Use Business Resources for a quick start.

  • Get in touch with local businesses?
    Find a listing under Major Corporations.

  • Get aquainted with local business owners?
    In Chamber of Commerce.


    • Government

  • Getting Married?
    Visit the County Clerk page to discover where you can obtain a marriage license and see a sample form.

  • Going to Court?
    Click on Circuit Court Clerk for more information.

  • Need help with Property Taxes?
    Go to the Clerk and Master

    • Check Property Records?

    Go to the Register of Deeds in County Government

    Use this site to access deeds, property tax, motor vehicle, court and other information normally only available with a trip to the courthouse. Land Records may be searched through a third party subscription service linked from the Register of Deeds page for a small fee. Several forms and informational guides pertaining to county fee structures, marriages, notices of completion, court costs and rules of court may be downloaded from this site to either view or print from your home computer. Other services and forms are under development by government and commercial organizations and will be accessible from the pages they relate to as these services become available.