Sevier County Central Dispatch Director Investigated
Tennessee Comptroller Investigators Determined That The Sevier County Central Dispatch Director Made Questionable Purchases Totaling At Least $9,462.80 From July 2021 Through March 2023.
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Free Public Records And Open Meetings Training Coming In October
The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Of Open Records Counsel Will Host Three 2-Hour Training Seminars This October For Government Employees, Elected Officials, Media, And Anyone Who Is Interested In Learning More About Tennessee’s Public Records And Open Meetings Laws.
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Polk County Circuit Court Clerk Employees Paid for Time Not Worked
An Investigation By Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Found That Employees Within The Polk County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office Received Wages And County-Paid Benefits Totaling At Least $123,065.66 For Time Not Worked.
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Former Montgomery County Middle School Coach Indicted
An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Resulted In The Indictment Of David Lemont Bryant, A Former Boys’ Basketball Coach And Assistant Teacher At Montgomery Central Middle School In Clarksville.
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Former McKenzie High School Softball Booster Club Treasurer Indicted
An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Resulted In The Indictment Of Samantha Chesser, The Former Treasurer Of The Mckenzie High School On Deck Club, Which Supports The Softball Teams At Mckenzie High School And Middle School.
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New Online Resources Focus On Tennessee Charter Schools
The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Is Releasing A New Collection Of Resources On Charter Schools In Tennessee. As Of The 2023-24 School Year, More Than 100 Charter Schools Operate In The State Under Six Authorizers. More Charter Schools Are Set To Open In 2024-25.
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Leaders Of Middle Tennessee State Campus Outreach Charged With Theft
Three Members Of Campus Outreach At Middle Tennessee State University Have Been Indicted For Attempted Theft, Forgery And False Entries In A Government Record After Attempting To Be Reimbursed For A 2000 Conference That Was Canceled Due To Covid-19.
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Glover To Step Down From TSU Presidency After Firestorm Over Housing
Nearly A Year After Republican Lawmakers Threatened To Fire Her Over A Housing Crunch, Tennessee State University President Glenda Glover Announced Monday She Will Step Down Next Year.
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Audit Reveals Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency Didn’t Monitor Grant Spending
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Provided Both Federal And State Grants But Didn’t Monitor How Those Funds Were Ultimately Used, A New Audit Report Shows.
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TN State Rep Requests And Secures OREA Study On School Shootings In Tennessee
State Rep. John Ragan Recently Requested A Factual Study To Be Performed By The Comptroller Of Treasury’s Office Of Educational Research And Education Accountability On The Last 25 Years Of School Shootings In Tennessee. The Results Have Been Forwarded To His Colleagues In The Legislature In Advance Of Lee’s Special Session On Aug. 21 And Can Be Reviewed In Its Entirety In This Article.
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