Government Publications

Alphabetical list of archived Tennessee State Government web-sites.

The Tennessee State Library and Archives maintains collections of Federal and State government information. The Technical Services department manages these collections. The State Library provides no-fee public access to Federal and State documents for the citizens of Tennessee, the state government, and the general public.

The Tennessee State Library and Archives has been an official U.S. Federal Documents Depository with the FDLP since 1858. Our collection focuses on Tennessee-relevant materials, the U.S. Department of the Interior, the Library of Congress, and the U.S. War Department materials.

Six libraries located across the state have been designated depositories for Tennessee government publications in order to provide citizens access to their information. You can find links to their online catalogs and documents department contact information below.

The Tennessee Education Improvement Act of 1992 established accountability standards for all public schools in the state, and required the Department of Education to produce a Report Card for the public to assess each year. The Tennessee Department of Education has provided the raw data to TSLA for archival purposes. That data is available by school year through the links on this page.

The Tennessee State Library and Archives began archiving the web sites of Tennessee State Government in late 2006. From the lists on this page, you can select to view current Tennessee State Government websites, search archived versions of the sites, or view archived versions of the websites and their content as they appeared on the dates archived.

From the Arts Commission to the Wildlife Resources Agency, Tennessee's government agencies provide timely and pertinent data and information to the public. Agencies produce these publications as a public record of its activities. State publications can be a tool for government accountability if Tennessee's citizens read them. Collectively, the archive of these documents record Tennessee's history, natural resources, socioeconomic condition, culture, and quality of life.