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Driving to Our Office

If you’re coming from the west, take TN-62 E/E Tri County Blvd until you get to Oak Ridge Turnpike. Turn left onto Oak Ridge Turnpike, drive for a mile and a half, and you should see our office on the left.

If you’re driving from the east, take TN-62 W until you get to S Rutgers Ave, at which point you’ll take a right. Turn right onto Oak Ridge Turnpike, and you’ll see our office on the left.

What's Nearby

• Children's Museum of Oak Ridge
• American Museum of Science and Energy
• Oak Ridge Playhouse

The area that is now Oak Ridge was inhabited by native people as early as 3,000 years ago. The first non-native explorers came in the 18th century, and the early 19th century saw the development of rural communities in the area. Oak Ridge was chosen as a Manhattan Project site in 1942, and workers there helped develop the U.S. nuclear program. The population dropped after the end of World War II, but Oak Ridge has remained a bustling community.

Today, Oak Ridge is home to about 30,000 people. Much of the local economy relies on the federal government; the U.S. Department of Energy owns multiple sites in Oak Ridge, and several other federal agencies operate offices in the area. Areas of interest include the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the Children's Museum of Oak Ridge, and the American Museum of Science and Energy.

Oak Ridge Public Resources

Police - City of Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Oak Ridge Public Library
Oak Ridge Transit