State Funding Board approves conservative budget projections; growth still expected While policy changes have led to a decline in revenue, Tennessee’s state budget is expected to rebound amid positive economic growth. City leaders can help as AI linked to rise in Internet Crimes Against Children With tablets, laptops, phones, and gaming systems under the Christmas tree, law enforcement officials are asking parents, teachers, and other mandated reporters to educate themselves about the rising Meta data center begins operations in Gallatin Officials with the city of Gallatin were on hand to celebrate the opening of Meta’s Gallatin Data Center. The new data center is now serving traffic, which means it is serving as part of the global Rising tech costs, employee pay among concerns across state budget hearings Rising technology costs and increased wages needed to recruit and retain employees were among top concerns expressed by multiple state departments as part of Gov. Bill Lee’s yearly budget hearings. Ready sites can set cities apart for industrial development As Blue Oval suppliers and other industries look to open facilities in Tennessee, there are several steps municipalities can take to ensure local industrial sites are ready for business. Municipal elections held in 204 cities Voters went to the polls in 204 municipal elections held to coincide with state and federal general elections. Two races – one in Hornbeak and one in Viola – ended in tie votes for the last remaining Liquor, transit, sales tax and charter amendments on the ballot in 27 municipalities In addition to 204 elections for city officials, referendums were held in 27 municipalities. Knoxville residents approved a charter amendment changing when the city’s fifth council district Trump defeats Harris to become president; Incumbents sweep federal, state seats in Tennessee Incumbents won big on election night in Tennessee with returning candidates winning the vote in both federal and state races. Tennesseans voted to elect federal and state representatives along with TML holds autumn board meeting in Nashville The Tennessee Municipal League held its autumn board meeting on Oct. 30, 2024, at the offices of Spencer-Fane in Nashville. Opioid Abatement Council addresses underpayment, discusses funding strategies The Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council will be correcting an underpayment of county allocations in a future disbursement. Nashville rebounds, Tennessee’s midsize cities shine in 2023 population estimates Throw a dart at middle Tennessee and chances are you’ll hit one of the state’s higher growth cities. The Census Bureau’s 2023 population estimate data show Nashville, Clarksville, Lebanon, and Camps, councils help cities connect with youth Municipalities across Tennessee are finding unique ways to include youth in local government while educating them about municipal career paths. According to the International City/County Manager’s Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
