Motor vehicle registration renewals due in May have been extended to June 15. Hamilton County motorists can renew online by accessing www.countyclerkanytime.com.
Governor Bill Lee extended the deadline for obtaining these renewals through Executive Order No. 36.
“We appreciate our continued partnership with Tennessee’s 95 county clerks in administering vehicle title and registration across the state,” Revenue Commissioner David Gerregano said. “We hope this additional extension of time will alleviate people’s concerns, so they can focus on their health and safety.”
To avoid any unnecessary face-to-face contact amid COVID-19, the department strongly encourages motorists to renew their registration online at tncountyclerk.com. If you do not have online access or your county does not have online renewals, you can find your local county clerk’s address on the tncountyclerk.com website, and mail in your renewal.
"The Department of Revenue is happy to help registrants if they have any questions about their vehicle registration, or any vehicle title and registration matter," officials said. "Assistance is available through our Title and Registration Hotline at 615-741-3101, via email at Revenue.Support@tn.gov, or through our online Revenue Help application, where you can search for answers to your questions and also submit requests.
The Department of Revenue is responsible for the administration of state tax laws and motor vehicle title and registration laws, as well as the collection of taxes and fees associated with those laws. The department collects around 87 percent of total state revenue. During the 2019 fiscal year, it collected $15.3 billion in state taxes and fees and more than $3 billion in taxes and fees for local governments. To learn more about the department, visit www.tn.gov/revenue.
Emissions Testing Information from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation
Tennesseans in Hamilton, Sumner, Wilson, Williamson and Rutherford counties with motor vehicle registrations that expire between March 12 and May 31 should proceed to register their vehicle with their county clerk without an emissions certificate by June 15. Registrations completed after June 15 will require an emissions certificate.
Tennesseans in Hamilton, Sumner, Wilson, Williamson and Rutherford counties with motor vehicle registrations that expire in June 2020 or later should proceed to have their vehicle emissions tested when the testing centers re-open and then register their vehicles with their county clerk.
Seven of the 10 vehicle emissions testing centers will re-open on Tuesday, May 26 at noon local time and return to their regular schedules on Wednesday, May 27. The seven locations opening May 26 are:
Hamilton County
720 Eastgate Loop
5206 Austin Road
1620 Riverfront Parkway
Sumner County
951 Grassland Place, Gallatin
Wilson County
810 Tennessee Blvd., Lebanon
Williamson County
1005 Merylinger Court, Franklin
Rutherford County
1211 Salem Park Court, Murfreesboro
Davidson County operates its own vehicle emissions testing program and suspended testing under Mayor John Cooper’s Safer at Home Order that went into effect March 23. Those seeking information on testing in Davidson County may visit http://www.nashvillevip.org or call 615-340-5656.
For further information on the emissions testing program call 866-329-9632 or visit https://www.tn.gov/environment/program-areas/apc-air-pollution-control-home/apc/vehicle-inspection-program1.html.
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