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Jan 1, 2027·Strategic plan
Tennessee Financial Literacy Commission Strategic Plan 2027-2029
The Strategic Plan for the Tennessee Financial Literacy Commission aims to enhance the financial well-being of Tennesseans by expanding access to high-quality financial education and fostering a coordinated statewide approach. The vision is for individuals and families to possess the knowledge, skills, and support necessary for lifelong financial stability. This is achieved through three key strategic priorities: expanding access to financial education via educator support, promoting local engagement through Financial Wellness Scorecard initiatives, and strengthening organizational capacity and sustainability for sustained impact.
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The meeting includes a call to order and the establishment of a physical quorum, followed by a presentation regarding lottery revenue estimates by the Tennessee State Lottery Corporation.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
Tennessee State Board of Equalization Meeting
The Board discussed several property tax assessment matters. Key topics included the review and approval of assessment designations for Tennessee master assessor certifications and the certification of 2026 Ad Valorem assessments for public utility and common carrier companies. The Board reviewed and affirmed decisions regarding property tax appeals involving the Williamson County and Davidson County Assessor's Offices. Additionally, the Board engaged in a discussion regarding a memorandum on property subclassification, specifically concerning the mixed-use nature of a parcel involved in a pending appeal case.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
Tennessee Local Development Authority Meeting
The board discussed and approved a clean water state revolving fund loan request for the City of Etowah for planning and design work. Additionally, the board approved an $18 million drinking water state revolving fund loan request for the Warren County Utility District for treatment plant improvements, which includes a 30% principal forgiveness portion.
