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Chattanooga, Tenn. (January 13, 2025) - Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly has
issued the below statement thanking first responders and essential workers.
We’re honoring Dr. King’s legacy through service to our community. By participating in a service project, you can help bridge divides, heal wounds, and create lasting change that will benefit our city for years to come.
Kickoff will be virtual, beginning at 8:30am. From there, all volunteers will go to their assigned projects! All projects are expected to take place from 9am-12pm, with enough time to get to Miller Park for the MLK Day Parade, brought to you by Unity Group of Chattanooga.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (December 23, 2024) - This morning, Mayor Kelly released a video wishing Chattanoogans a Merry Christmas and happy holidays, and reflecting on a few of Chattanooga’s 2024 accomplishments. Watch the video here.
Some of the Chattanooga’s top 2024 accomplishments include:
Chattanooga, Tenn. (December 13, 2024) - We share with a heavy heart and deep sorrow for our entire community having learned of the passing of district 6 Councilwoman, Dr. Carol Berz who died unexpectedly of natural causes Wednesday.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (November 20, 2024) - The City of Chattanooga has installed solar panels on the roof of the Development Resource Center (DRC). The solar panels are estimated to save 25% in energy bills for the DRC, or $26,000-$28,000 every year. After 30 years the total savings will be $810,000. After federal tax credits are incorporated, the cost to the city for the solar panels will be $505,379 – resulting in a significant net savings over time.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (November 19, 2024) - During today’s City Council strategic planning meeting, the Chattanooga–Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency unveiled a proposed new sign ordinance for the City of Chattanooga.
A sign ordinance is a set of regulations and rules established by local government to manage the placement, size, design, and maintenance of signs in the community. The proposed changes would be the first significant update to Chattanooga’s sign ordinance since the 1980s.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (November 4, 2024) - The City of Chattanooga is partnering with the Chattanooga Land Bank Authority to donate seven vacant City-owned properties to develop new affordable homeownership and rental housing.
Under Mayor Tim Kelly’s leadership, the Chattanooga Land Bank Authority has been reconstituted to allow qualifying, city-owned land to be put back into productive use for affordable housing.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (November 1, 2024) - Today, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly celebrated the City of Chattanooga having been named the “Friendliest City in the U.S.” by Conde’ Nast Traveler, a Readers’ Choice Award focusing on where tourists felt most welcome when they traveled.