Town hall meetings in Tellico Plains, Tennessee

Welcome to the Town of Tellico Plains City Hall & Police Department, your central hub for local government services and community safety in Tellico Plains, Tennessee. Conveniently located at 405 Veterans Memorial Drive, our facility serves as the heart of civic administration and law enforcement for the area. Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring the smooth operation of municipal services and the safety and well-being of all residents and visitors. Whether you need assistance with local government matters, community information, or police services, our friendly and professional staff is here to help. We are proud to serve the Tellico Plains community and strive to provide a welcoming and efficient environment for all your civic needs. Visit us today to experience our commitment to excellence and community service.

Welcome to the Tellico Plains Community Center, your hub for community engagement and activities in the heart of Tellico Plains, Tennessee. Located conveniently at 132 Bank Street, our center serves as a vibrant meeting place for residents and visitors alike. We pride ourselves on fostering a welcoming environment where people of all ages can come together to participate in a wide range of programs and events. From educational workshops and recreational activities to cultural celebrations and private gatherings, our facilities are equipped to accommodate diverse needs and interests. Whether you're looking to join a fitness class, attend a community meeting, or host a special event, the Tellico Plains Community Center is here to support and enrich our community. Come by and see what we have to offer, and become a part of our growing community family!

Welcome to the Cherohala Skyway, a breathtaking journey through the heart of nature and history. Nestled at 225 Cherohala Skyway, Tellico Plains, Tennessee, this National Scenic Byway promises an unforgettable experience. Opened in 1996, the Cherohala Skyway is a marvel of engineering, traversing the majestic landscapes of the Cherokee National Forest in Tennessee and the Nantahala National Forest in North Carolina. The name "Cherohala" is a nod to these forests, combining "Chero" from Cherokee and "hala" from Nantahala. Spanning over 40 miles, this two-lane paved road connects Tellico Plains, Tennessee, with Robbinsville, North Carolina. As you embark on this scenic drive, you'll journey from elevations of 900 feet to over 5,400 feet, offering spectacular views and 15 scenic overlooks. The road is maintained by the Tennessee and North Carolina Departments of Transportation, ensuring a smooth and safe ride.