Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Craig Ramey’s organization
Jul 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Sullivan County Board of Commissioners Regular Session
The commission approved the appointment of a new member to the Intermont Utility District Board and issued a proclamation recognizing the 40th anniversary of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee. Resolutions were passed regarding an early retirement bridge program for sheriff and correctional officers, and opposition to an overlay district on the South Fork of the Ralston River. The consent agenda included the sale of delinquent tax properties and a budget amendment for the General Purpose School Fund related to the GEAR UP Grant. Additionally, the commission reviewed various resolutions concerning tax levies and funding for animal services.
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Sullivan County Board of Construction Appeals Agenda
The board meeting agenda focused on the formal call to order and introduction of board members, followed by procedures for the declaration of conflicts of interest and the swearing-in of witnesses. The meeting included a public comment session and addressed a scheduled appeal case regarding the Building Official's interpretation of the International Residential Code section R310 for a property located on Highway 394.
May 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Sullivan County Board Of Zoning Appeals Agenda
The meeting involves the consideration of several new business cases, including requests for special exceptions and setback variances for property improvements such as swimming pools, detached garages, and storage structures at various locations throughout Kingsport, Bristol, and Blountville.
Mar 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Sullivan County Board Of County Commissioners County Commission Work Session
The agenda for the County Commission Work Session included public hearings on non-agenda and agenda items, followed by a review of Old Business and potential New Business. Old Business involved a resolution to appropriate $544,900 from the Opioid Settlement Fund to purchase the "Snapp-Fain" House property, including the "Anderson Boys Cottage" for use as a Women's Recovery Home. New Business items included multiple resolutions concerning the acceptance and appropriation of grant funds for Sullivan County Schools (SAEF, TYEP, GEAR UP, ISM Amendment), a resolution regarding the compensation for the Delinquent Tax Attorney, a resolution to apply for and appropriate TDEC funding for Hurricane Helene Solid Waste and Debris Management, a resolution for funding from the Tennessee Department of Health for revitalizing tennis and pickleball courts at Sullivan Heights Middle School, a resolution to dedicate the Petty John Road Bridge in honor of CLP Donald R. Gonce, USMC, and a resolution to approve funding for the continuation and maintenance of FirstDue Software for volunteer fire departments and rescue squads.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
