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Daisy Madison, The City’s Longtime Chief Financial Officer, Will Conclude Her Career At City Hall This Year As She Begins Her Transition Into Retirement. She Will Be Replaced By The Current Chief Of Staff From The Office Of Mayor Kelly, Brent Goldberg.
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Mayor Tim Kelly Announced On Thursday The Timeline To Select Chattanooga’s Next Police Chief, And Started Gathering Community Input As Part Of A Process That Will Include A Series Of Community Meetings To Drive Accountability And Transparency.
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Last Night, September 28th, The Chattanooga City Council Unanimously Voted To Approve Mayor Tim Kelly’s First Proposed Capital And Operating Budgets For Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
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A Certified Tax Rate Public Hearing Will Take Place On September 28th In The Chattanooga City Council Assembly Room From 3:00-5:00 PM EDT For In-Person Speakers Followed By A Session For Zoom Only Speakers From 6:00-8:00PM EDT.
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During The Chattanooga City Council Meeting On Tuesday, The Vote On The City Budget Was Delayed. The Council Was Forced To Do So Because An Inquiry Was Submitted About The Public Notice Process.
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Maura Sullivan Will Serve As The Newly Redefined Chief Operating Officer For Metro Schools After Serving For More Than Five Years In The COO Position For The City Of Chattanooga For Former Mayor Andy Berke.
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During The Chattanooga City Council Meeting On Tuesday Night, September 7th, 2021, The Council Voted Unanimously, Passing Mayor Tim Kelly’s City Budget For Fiscal Year 2021-2022 On First Reading.
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Chattanooga Residents Are Very Concerned About The People Living Underneath The South End Of The Veterans Bridge (3rd Street Overpass) And The Problems The Homeless Individuals Are Causing Throughout The Area.
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On Wednesday Evening, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly Announced That He Is Self-Isolating At Home After Testing Positive For COVID-19. The Mayor Was Vaccinated Against The Virus As Soon As He Was Eligible Earlier This Year.
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Today, August 13, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly Is Slated To Issue An Executive Order That Will Require All Meetings Inside The Chattanooga City Hall To Return To A Virtual Format.
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