Dickson County

The Dickson County Commission meeting included discussions and resolutions on several key topics. These included amendments to the county's budget (excluding school funds), acceptance of the County Trustee's Report of Errors and Double Assessments, and an amendment to the Official Zoning Map of Dickson County to rezone a parcel for general commercial use. Additionally, resolutions were passed to set speed limits on Town Branch Road and Wilson Hollow Road, establish a program to supplement the State's Property Tax Relief Program, and adopt a Revised Basic Emergency Operation Plan for Dickson County. The commission also approved a list of notaries.

The Dickson County Commission meeting included discussions and resolutions on several key topics. These included authorizing amendments to the budgets for the County's General Purpose School Fund, Federal Projects Fund, Central Cafeteria Fund, and Capital Project Fund. Additionally, the commission addressed the acceptance of a private road for dedication to the county road map, an increase in the Mineral Severance Tax for the benefit of the County Road Fund, and an amendment to the Official Zoning Map of Dickson County by rezoning a parcel from agricultural to commercial. A speed limit study was deferred to the next meeting. The commission also approved a list of notaries.

The Dickson County Commission convened for a meeting, addressing several key items. The commission discussed a rezoning request for Mr. Johnny Crow. They also approved the Quarterly Financial Reports for All School Funds for the 4th quarter of 2024/2025. The commission addressed resolutions expressing intent to issue bonds for public works projects, authorizing application for a grant for flood recovery, authorizing amendments to county budget funds excluding school funds, and authorizing the county to join the state in amending the Tennessee State Subdivision Opioid Abatement Agreement. Additionally, they reviewed the speed limits on Town Branch Road and Wilson Hollow Road, and approved a list of notaries.

The meeting included discussions and decisions on several key items. Appointments were made for the Planning Commission and the Sanitation Board. Resolutions were passed concerning the 2023 Road list, correcting the name of Old Spencer Mill Road, and addressing the speed limit on Fire Tower Road, with a recommendation to lower it to 35 mph. Additionally, the commission approved several notaries. Announcements were made regarding losses in the community, including condolences for Sheriff Feed's mother and recognition of the passing of Nancy Miller, a longtime Clerk and Master for the county.

The commission discussed financial quarterly reports from the Board of Education, budget amendments for various funds, and a reimbursement capital outlay note. They also addressed a speed limit study for Town Branch Road, a community development building grant for disaster relief, and opioid settlements. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding a rezoning request for a property on Highway 46 South.