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Budget includes $10 million for paving roads, $33 million toward affordable housing, 3 percent cost-of-living increase for city workers, and no tax increase
As prepared for a press conference held at 1 p.m. ET on June 5, 2022
Following arrest of Cherry Street shooting suspect, Kelly announces multi-pronged approach incorporating new initiatives to educate residents and bolster supportive youth programming, while continuing existing efforts to address root causes of gun violence
The Don Eaves Heritage House Arts and Civic Center will serve as a memorial to former Councilman Eaves’ leadership and vision for East Brainerd
Last week, Je'Vaughn Fleming's son graduated from kindergarten — and on June 6 the hardworking mom will celebrate her own graduation, too.
Fleming will graduate from the EMPACT Program, a new and growing workforce development program focused on eliminating barriers to access and paving a pathway to a wide range of IT-related jobs. EMPACT provides workforce training that meets the real-world needs of Chattanooga residents while also filling a large need among employers.
Dozens housed in permanent homes and at temporary sanctioned encampment over two-month transition process
Dozens housed in permanent homes and at temporary sanctioned encampment over two-month transition process
As prepared for the press briefing held at 4:30 PM ET on May 29, 2022
Chattanooga City Council voted Tuesday to approve an ordinance allowing accessory dwelling units on single-family lots under certain conditions, which will help increase housing affordability by increasing the supply of homes
Executive order requiring closure by 1 a.m. to lapse; open containers with alcohol remain prohibited