After A Review Of The Rules Governing How And In What Cadence Resolutions Are Brought To The Williamson County Commission, D7 Commissioner Chris Richards Is On A Mission To Ensure That The Process Is Done According To Those Rules And In A Way That Promotes Transparency And Accountability.
Though The Nature Of The Contract With Williamson Inc Is Irregular, Since Both Parties Were Operating Under What They Have Expressed Was An Effective Agreement, Williamson Inc Will Be Paid The Final Payment Of $100,000 For Economic Development For Services Rendered To The County.
This Week, The Williamson County Commission Revived An Issue That Was Addressed And Not Concluded At Last Month’s Meeting: Whether To Renew A Contract With Williamson Inc For Economic Development Services.
According To Our Sources, If Williamson County Borrows The Money For The Juvenile Justice Complex, Which Includes An Adult Jail, It Will Require A Substantial Increase In Debt For A County That Has Seen Its Overall Debt Essentially Double Over The Last Five Years From $666 Million To $1.2 Billion.
New Charges Have Been Brought Against A Former Williamson County Principal Who Has Already Been Arrested On Charges Of Aggravated Sexual Battery And Rape Of A Minor.
A Series Of Articles, Written By A Franklin, Tennessee Resident, Says That An Incumbent Republican Candidate For Williamson County School Board District 10 Is A “Classic Example Of A RINO Sneaking Into School Board Elections Disguised As A Conservative.”
The Williamson County Republican Party’s Newly Elected Conservative Leadership Pushes Back On Legislation Brought By 2 Members Of Their Own Party In The Legislature & Gives A Bit Of History On What Prompted The Establishment Backlash.
At The April 12 Tennessee Republican Party’s State Executive Committee Meeting In Mount Juliet, SEC Members Rejected The Williamson County Conservatives’ Appeal Of Results From The Williamson County Republican Party’s March 4 Reorganization Convention And Upheld The Election Of The New Elevate Board.
On March 31st, Williamson County Republican Party Chairman Steve Hickey Reached Out To The Senate State & Local Government Committee Asking Them To Vote NO On Senate Bill 0799. By Permission, Hickey’s Email Is Printed Verbatim Here.
