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Frequently Called Numbers:
Knoxville Convention Center: (865) 523-7263
Social Services: 211 (www.211tn.org)
Neyland Stadium: (865) 974-9100
Thompson-Boling Arena: 865-974-0953
Information on City Services: 311
Emergency: 911 (call only in life and death emergencies or to
report a burglary, break-in, etc.)

For emergencies that are not life-threatening, you may call the following numbers:
(Examples: You spot a stranger in your neighborhood, your cat is in a tree and can't get down, an automobile accident with injuries that are not life-threatening, you need directions. Calls of this nature to 9-1-1 tie up emergency phone lines, and people who have a true emergency cannot get through to 911.)

Knox County Sheriff: 865-215-2444
Knoxville Police: 865-215-7000

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How can I find a rental home?
A: Classifieds at www.knoxnews.com
• If you are looking for a rental apartment, click here.

Q: We are going to be visiting Knoxville soon. What is there for children to do?
A: Small children: The Knoxville Zoo
Children 6 and older: The Knoxville Zoo, Zuma Fun Center, museums

Q: What county is Knoxville in?
A. Knox County

Administrative:
About Knoxville is privately owned by Image Builders. Its CEO is Jeaneane Payne (formerly Jeaneane Rhodes), a native Knoxvillian.

Jeaneane is a graduate of Central High School. She attended The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and Southern Baptist College in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas.

She has a sales background with the Hyatt Regency Orlando and The Mountain Press, Sevierville, Tennessee. She also has a background as a legal assistant in Knoxville. Jeaneane formerly published The Highlander Herald in the Smoky Mountains and The Knoxville Observer in Knoxville.

She established Image Builders in 1995. She has a daughter, Rebecca Disque, who graduated from Bearden High School in 2002, and three office dogs named Harvey, Blue, and Goofy.