Levie Glenn

The meeting included discussions on the budget process, spending across departments, and potential revenues from sales tax collections and unclaimed properties. Upgrades to the jail were discussed, including fiber and wiring, computer systems, and security cameras. There was also discussion regarding addressing failing roofs and HVAC units across county buildings, road repairs, and ADA compliance. The commission also discussed capital improvement plans and the importance of the Tri-County Railroad for economic development in Warren County.

The meeting included public commentary from the Chamber of Commerce regarding tourism impact and from Families in Crisis to acknowledge Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The commission discussed tourism initiatives, the importance of community partnerships, and recognized volunteers. Additionally, there was a finance report presented, and budget amendments were addressed.

The meeting included discussions on the county budget, a proposed wheel tax, and reports from various departments including Animal Control, the Health Department, and the Planning Commission. There was also a presentation regarding ongoing projects and budget amendments for education, including a proposed increase for teachers and long-term computer support.

The meeting included an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance. The session marked the first anniversary of the legislative body, with the chairman highlighting accomplishments and calling for unity and forgiveness. The agenda was amended to include the election of a Chairman Pro Tem and parliamentarian. Reports were presented by various departments, including finance, agriculture, airport, codes, and EMS. Committee reports included updates on education, health and welfare, highway bridge projects, legislative matters, policy and personnel, safety, and county corrections partnership. A public comment was made regarding the need for the commission to work together and focus on taxpayers' needs.

The meeting included an invocation and pledge of allegiance, followed by recognitions of a veteran and a retiring employee. Discussions covered the opioid crisis lawsuit, a debt obligation report, and updates from various departments including finance, highway, and the Sheriff's Department. The Warren County School Board was recognized as the School Board of the Year by the Tennessee School Boards Association. There were also committee reports from budget finance, buildings and grounds, economic and agricultural development, and education, highlighting a new fitness center at a middle school and certified pathways at the high school.