The agenda focuses on the second reading of an ordinance to amend annual appropriations for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Key business items include approving various professional services, such as architectural and engineering work for the health clinic renovation, and administrative and engineering services for the State Water Infrastructure Grant Lead Service Line Inventory Project and a small communities grant project. Additionally, the commission will consider proposals for a technology infrastructure assessment, the purchase of a utility truck, medical equipment (heart monitor and CPR device), body-worn cameras and associated vehicle hardware, and specialized equipment including a hydro-vac machine and a boring machine. Other items involve grant acceptance from the U.S. Department of the Interior, a two-year engineering agreement for hydrant fire-flow modeling, software purchases for AI training, storm repair approvals for the Ogle Drive Bridge, final payments for bridge replacement, rights-of-way acquisitions, and a ramp management platform subscription.
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Pigeon Forge City Commission City Commission Meeting
The commission addressed an ordinance amendment concerning annual appropriations. Approval was granted for several professional services and engineering contracts, including renovations for the City Health Clinic, administrative and engineering services for water infrastructure projects, and a comprehensive technology and cybersecurity assessment. Various equipment purchases were authorized, including vehicles, emergency medical devices, camera systems, and specialized machinery. Additionally, the commission accepted a federal grant, approved an engineering agreement for fire-flow modeling, authorized structural repairs and final payments for bridge work, approved property rights acquisitions for the Westside Connector Project, and procured a new management platform.
Aug 24, 2026·Board meeting
Pigeon Forge City Commission City Commission Meeting
The City Commission approved several agenda items, including a resolution regarding the C-Pacer program, the Guaranteed Maximum Price for the New City Hall Building, and revisions to service proposals with Johnson Controls. The Commission also authorized maintenance agreements, the purchase of a 2027 F-550 dump truck for the Street Department, and the renewal of a bid for bear-resistant trash carts. Furthermore, the Commission approved pursuing grant funding for the Mill Creek West Connector and the Safe Haven Baby Box, authorized an upgrade to Zoom Commercial Phone Licenses, approved an amendment for the TDOT TAP grant, renewed a software contract, and approved the use of direct appropriation funds for the Jake Thomas Road crossing project.
Jun 8, 2026·Board meeting
Pigeon Forge City Commission City Commission Meeting
The Commission addressed numerous items including the approval of ordinances related to budget appropriations and the annual tax rate. Resolutions were passed regarding the annexation of the Fairbanks Property and the acceptance of a Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan. Multiple professional services agreements and scopes of work were approved for tourism and design projects, including those for the Mill Creek Trailhead/West Greenway Connector. Significant procurement and operational decisions were finalized, such as the purchase of rifles and furniture for the Police Department, trade of used weapons, and various annual bid awards for public works projects. Additionally, the commission approved reimbursement to Sevier County for law enforcement assistance and reappointed a representative to the Airport Authority.
