City Of Bristol, Tennessee City Council Work Session
The City Council Work Session agenda focused on several administrative and developmental topics. Key items included a revision to purchasing regulations, a cost-sharing agreement for the Highway 394 Corridor Management Plan, and a text amendment concerning long-term recreational vehicle parks and campgrounds. The session also covered the adoption of updated building and fire codes, proposed changes to the community development fee schedule, and State Revolving Fund financing for sewer improvements. Additionally, the council reviewed strategies for emergency communications and civil defense sirens, discussed the Bristol Sessions Centennial Festival, evaluated the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, and considered the draft meeting schedule for the 2027 calendar year.
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The meeting agenda included several proclamations recognizing events such as the 25th anniversary of the Rhythm & Roots Reunion, Teen Driving Safety Week, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Fire Prevention Week. Other topics included the recognition of the Bristol Tennessee Police Department for highway traffic safety awards, a public hearing regarding the Sweet Knobs Trail Plan of Services report, and appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals. The agenda also featured discussions on right-of-way and alley abandonment ordinances, along with various resolutions concerning personnel policies, administrative services agreements, employee appreciation, software support, and equipment purchases.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting
Bristol Tennessee City Council City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting featured several proclamations including the recognition of the 25th anniversary of the Rhythm & Roots festival, noting its cultural and economic significance to the region. The council also proclaimed Teen Driving Safety Week, emphasizing the need for public awareness and safe driving practices among youth, and designated October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month to highlight resources and support for victims.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
Bristol Tennessee Essential Services Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The board reviewed the safety report, highlighting safe working hours and employee training topics, and examined the reliability report with customer outage data. Financial reports for the Electric and Broadband business units were presented, detailing sales performance and customer counts. The board discussed upcoming adjustments to TVA monthly fuel costs and reviewed changes to the wholesale and retail rate structures. Additionally, members engaged in discussions regarding the acquisition of property for future substation projects and received updates from the CEO on the FiberWise Networks project and the Bristol Industrial Park grading initiative.
