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Nashville Public Library staff give free one-on-one appointments for computer and phone questions, job searching and resumes, homework help and small-business research. Free test proctoring is available at select branches too. Services are free and open to anyone; no library card needed. Book online with as much detail as you can.
Metro Nashville convenience centers (East, Ezell Pike, Omohundro)
Davidson County residents can drop off household hazardous waste (up to 15 gallons or 100 pounds) for free at Metro's East and Ezell Pike convenience centers, and old electronics (up to 100 pounds) for free at the East, Ezell Pike and Omohundro centers. Recycling, compost drop-off and tires without rims (4 a month) are free too. Bring a Tennessee driver's license showing a Davidson County address. One visit per day; no commercial vehicles or commercial waste.
Verified Oct 28 · nashville.gov
Catch: Davidson County residents only: show a TN driver's license with your county address · Limits: 15 gal/100 lb hazardous waste, 100 lb electronics per visit
Nashville Public Library notarizes simple documents for free at select branches by appointment: sworn statements, powers of attorney, rental agreements, bills of sale, wills, promissory notes and more. Bring a valid government photo ID, have documents filled out but unsigned, and bring your own witnesses if you need them. It doesn't do real estate closings, vital records, I-9s, non-English documents or remote notarization.
Verified Oct 28 · library.nashville.gov
Catch: Appointment required · Bring a valid government photo ID · Simple documents only; no real estate or vital records
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