Parrottsville, Administrative town in Cocke County, Tennessee, United States.
Parrottsville is a small town in Cocke County in northeastern Tennessee, situated along U.S. Route 321 between Newport and Greeneville. The community features a compact rural setting with local businesses, residences, and Town Hall serving as the administrative center.
The settlement was founded in 1769 and named after early settler John Parrott. It was officially incorporated as a municipality in 1923.
The town maintains its local governance traditions through monthly public meetings at Town Hall, where residents participate in community decision-making processes.
Town Hall serves as the central point for local government services and is located in the heart of the community. Visitors can find information about municipal services and local matters there.
The population has decreased from 263 residents in 2010 to 217 in 2024, according to Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development records.
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