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The Decision To Create A Sanctioned Homeless Encampment In Chattanooga Comes On The Heels Of The City’s Poor Record Of Enforcing Existing Ordinances Regarding Panhandling, Trespassing, Loitering And Littering.
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Mayor Tim Kelly On Tuesday Presented His New Budget To The City Council That Includes $10 Million For Paving Roads, 3 Percent Cost-Of-Living Increase For City Workers.
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Legislation That Would Make Camping On Tennessee Public Property A Misdemeanor Is Became Law Last Week Without Governor Bill Lee’s Signature. The New Law Will Go Into Effect July 1st, 2022.
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Legislation That Would Make Camping On Tennessee Public Property A Misdemeanor Offense Has Passed Both The House And The Senate.
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Brandon Lewis Joins The Alex Abernathy Podcast To Discuss Legislation Working Its Way Through The Tennessee General Assembly Regarding Making Camping On Public Property A Misdemeanor In The State And How When Leaders Do Not Enforce Laws, It Leads To A Lower Quality Of Living For All.
They Also Discuss The Common Law Marriage Bill And How The End Of The Title 42 Border Policy Will Create An Increased Influx Of Illegal Aliens Across The Border And Into Tennessee; Worsened By The Fact That The General Assembly Has Refused To Pass Any Meaningful Legislation To Curb Illegal Immigration Into The State.
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In A Bizarre Turn Of Events, Senator Frank Niceley Took To The Floor On Wednesday To Give His Fellow Senators “A Little History Lesson On Homelessness” In Which He Pointed To Hitler As An Example To Aspire To.
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The City Of Chattanooga’s Department Of Homelessness And Supportive Housing Is Working Alongside Its Partners To Offer Alternative Housing Arrangements To Residents Of Homeless Encampments On Properties Leased By The City And Owned By Norfolk Southern.
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A Grassroots Organization In Nashville Is Calling On Nashville Leadership To Clean Up A Large Homeless Encampment That Is Plaguing The City.
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An Independent Enquiry Into The Sale Of An East Ridge Property By Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly Will Be Conducted By Chattanooga’s Office Of Internal Audit With An Eye On Any Possible Conflicts Of Interest.
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The Chattanooga City Council Passed A New Ordinance On Tuesday That Will Help Put A Stop To Vandalism Across The City. The Ordinance Specifically Makes It Illegal To Place Any Sort Of Building Or Structure Or To Build A Fire On Any Portion Of A City Bridge, Culvert, Or Street.
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