City of Hendersonville Board of Mayor and Aldermen Regular Meeting
The board meeting addressed various administrative and municipal resolutions and ordinances. Key topics included the authorization to apply for a driver safety matching grant, the adoption of updated technology acceptable use and AI policies, and a declaration to become a foster-friendly community in partnership with Tennessee Kids Belong, Inc. Additionally, the board considered amendments to municipal code regarding committee meeting times and executed a quitclaim deed for real property. Discussions also encompassed appointments to various boards and committees and a review of financial reports regarding sales tax and permit revenue.
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City of Hendersonville General Committee General Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several ordinances and resolutions. Key topics included the authorization of a quitclaim deed concerning two real property tracts, the application for a Driver Matching Grant Program through Public Entity Partners to support driver safety, the adoption of new operating policies including a Technology Acceptable Use Policy and an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use Policy, and a commitment to declare the city a foster-friendly community in partnership with Tennessee Kids Belong, Inc.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Of Hendersonville General Committee General Committee Meeting
The General Committee discussed several ordinances and resolutions, including the authorization to remedy property maintenance violations and establish administrative procedures. They addressed the B.R.I.G.H.T. Program (Blight Removal Incentive Grant for Hendersonville Training), which aims to assist with the demolition of blighted properties while providing training opportunities for public safety departments. Other items included a resolution to declare certain real property as surplus to facilitate a lease agreement, an amendment to the Employee Innovation and Recognition Programs, and a proposal to place bronze musical heritage sculptures at Memorial Park.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Hendersonville General Committee General Committee Meeting
The committee discussed two primary items: the implementation of Ordinance 2026-14, which aims to strengthen code enforcement and cost recovery mechanisms for property maintenance violations; and the establishment of the BRIGHT program via Resolution 2026-32, a pilot initiative designed to incentivize the demolition of vacant, blighted buildings by offering permit fee waivers and assistance, while utilizing the structures for emergency responder training.
