Budget & taxes in Tennessee local government
What Tennessee city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about budget & taxes — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,141 Tennessee meetings since 2024 covered budget & taxes. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Tennessee with the most budget & taxes activity
- Clarksville, TN (206)
- Crossville, TN (86)
- Nashville, TN (82)
- Blount County, TN (69)
- Shelby County Schools, TN (54)
- Fayette County, TN (51)
- Coffee County, TN (50)
- Bristol, TN (49)
- Knoxville, TN (46)
- Columbia, TN (44)
- Hendersonville, TN (41)
- Spring Hill, TN (37)
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Planning Commission to consider subdivision plat and credit extension requests
The Goodlettsville Planning Commission will approve its meeting agenda and the minutes from the July 6, 2026 meeting. It will hold a public forum on planning‑related topics. The commission will consider a one‑year extension of a letter of credit for Meridian Capital Group’s Dry Creek Cottages project and a final…
Final plat for Phase 4 Country Landing subdivision up for vote
The Coffee County Planning Commission will meet on July 28, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. The agenda includes routine items such as calling the meeting to order, public comments, approval of the agenda and previous minutes, and a bond review. The commission will also consider the final plat for Phase 4 of the Country Landing…
Board to consider budget amendment and purchasing regulation changes
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss amendments to the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Capital Investment Program Fund Budget and purchasing regulations. The body will also address the appointment of a steering committee for land use planning.
Committee discusses FY27 budget amendment and fund balance assignment
The Audit Budget Finance Committee will discuss two resolutions regarding the FY27 budget. These include a July 2026 budget amendment and the assignment of the General Fund balance.
Lebanon City Council to consider $8.05M debt refunding and budget amendments
The City Council will discuss several budget amendments for police and utilities, a land use change for Rutledge Lane, and the termination of annual payments to the Wilson County Expo Center. The body will also review a $8,055,000.00 refunding of public safety and radio communications bonds.
Board to approve FY2027 budget for the museum
The Board of Trustees will review the Treasurer’s June 2026 financials and consider the Executive Director’s recommendation to approve the FY2027 budget as provided. Committee reports from Finance, Building, Collections/Exhibits, Marketing/Membership, Nominating and Museum Guild will be heard. A reception for Cameron…
Committee to consider opioid funding and police equipment purchases
The Public Health and Safety Committee will discuss resolutions to fund opioid education campaigns and approve contracts for police equipment and emergency management software. The committee will also review an ordinance regarding online extremist content targeting youth.
Board considers $294,121 purchase of a 2026 Altec bucket truck
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will take final action on the FY 2026 budget amendment (Ordinance 26-25) and a zoning amendment (Ordinance 26-27). It will also discuss first‑reading rezoning of a parcel on Highway 41 North (Ordinance 26-28) and several contracts, including a $294,121 bucket truck for the electric…
Clarksville Gas & Water Board approves IT and professional service agreements
The Clarksville Gas & Water Board approved a professional services agreement with Tennessee College of Applied Technology and a services agreement with Waypoint Platform Solutions for IT support. The board also reviewed financial reports and stormwater division progress.
Parking Commission to review financial reports and discuss free parking models
The Parking Commission will meet to approve minutes from the previous meeting and review financial reports detailing revenue and expenses. The agenda includes a discussion on free parking models and a request for an audit of the commission's past activities.
Board to vote on tourism agreement and UDC amendments
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will vote on a three-year agreement with the Williamson County Convention and Visitor's Bureau for tourism services and consider final readings on zoning code changes and tax rate ordinances.
Board will rezone four properties to Town Center District and consider multiple funding and procurement measures
The Sevierville Board of Mayor & Aldermen will vote on a rezoning ordinance for 132 Cedar Street, 120 Joy Street, 124 Joy Street, and 221 Parkway, moving them from Intermediate Commercial to Town Center District. The meeting also includes first‑reading votes on several resolutions and ordinances covering annexations…
Commission reviews strong financial results and FEMA repair funding
The Hendersonville Golf Course Commission will present the May and June financial results for Country Hills Golf Course, showing income and net operating income above budget. The commission will receive an update on public works projects and a FEMA notice that funds have been approved to repair golf‑cart paths damaged…
Board will hold officer elections at July 20 meeting
The Roxy Regional Theatre Board will discuss updates on the Performing Arts Center, review the March minutes, and consider old business such as Cast Housing. New business includes a review of the AACT Worldfest and planning for Gala 45. The board will also conduct officer elections. Financial, staff, artistic…
Committee to consider redevelopment plans and settlements
The Budget and Finance Committee will review resolutions for redevelopment plans, including the Arts Center and Bordeaux, and approve settlements for personal injury claims. The body will also authorize agreements for public safety equipment and opioid use disorder prevention.
City Council to vote on 39 Depot Project land rights and adaptive reuse zoning
The City Council will consider authorizing land acquisition for the 39 Depot Project and approve a zoning amendment to allow adaptive residential multi-family reuse. The agenda also includes approval of contracts for police technology, a new fire truck, and various infrastructure projects.
Ambulance director announces retirement; board to discuss successor requirements
The Coffee County Ambulance Authority will review and approve write-offs and bad debts, receive a quarterly financial report from Director Marianna Edinger, and discuss Michael Bonner's intent to retire along with prerequisites for a new director. No final decision on the retirement or successor is expected at this…
Board to consider $8 million Alcoa South Plant purchase and $5 million Parkway extension
The Blount County Board of Commissioners will vote on several budget increase resolutions, including an $8,000,000 agreement to purchase the Alcoa South Plant and a $5,000,000 right‑of‑way acquisition for the Pellissippi Parkway extension. Additional resolutions allocate funds for various departments, a federal opioid…
County committees to consider sales tax referendum, school budget
The Education committee will review the Schools General Fund FY 2026-27 budget and a resolution supporting a sales tax increase. The Criminal Justice & Public Safety committee will discuss the sheriff's report and fire fees. The Budget committee will consider a resolution to place a sales tax increase on referendum…
Clarksville ACT Authority discusses procurement policy and fundraising outlook
The board will review the June 9, 2026, minutes and FY2025/26 financial actuals. The meeting includes a presentation for approval of a new procurement policy and discussions regarding an upcoming executive director event and long-term communications planning.
Crossville City Council to review budget adjustments and data center ordinance
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a Plan of Service Review. The meeting includes discussions on budget adjustments for FY25-26 and a new ordinance regarding data centers. Members will also consider several project change orders and street closures.
Captain Jeff Kuss Memorial Fund Sub-Committee to review fund balance
The Captain Jeff Kuss Memorial Fund Sub-Committee is meeting to review the fund's balance. The body will also discuss the authorization of event-related expenses.
Council to vote on $39,000 street equipment purchase
The Jacksboro City Council will discuss and take action on buying a used BOMAG dual drum roller for $39,000 for the Street Department. They will also consider a warranty deed for 0.48 acres at 116 Cromeans and related easement agreements, and an ordinance amending Chapter 12 water regulations. A budget workshop will…
City Council approves contracts for equipment, emergency services, and wastewater upgrades
The Columbia City Council will consider a consent agenda including the approval of a $10.7 million monthly disbursement, a city-wide emergency services agreement, and multiple contracts for police equipment, public works vehicles, and traffic infrastructure. The meeting also includes presentations and a public hearing.
Budget Committee considers $8 million for Alcoa South Plant purchase
The Budget Committee will review several budget increases and adjustments, including funds for land acquisition and facility repairs. The body will also discuss grant applications for school security officers and litter control.
Workshop: County considers $8M purchase of Alcoa South Plant
The Blount County Commission workshop will discuss several major budget increases, including an $8 million purchase of the Alcoa South Plant, a $5 million right-of-way acquisition for the Pellissippi Parkway extension, and over $2 million in reappropriations. Other items include grants for school security officers and…
City Council considers second reading of the FY27 budget
The City Council will meet for a special session to consider Ordinance 98-2025-26. This ordinance proposes amendments to the operating and capital budgets for governmental funds for fiscal year 2026-27.
Council to set FY27 tax rate at $0.7529, approve $718K school roof repair
City Council will vote on second reading of the FY27 tax rate ordinance setting the certified rate at $0.7529 per $100, down from $0.9526 due to reappraisal. Other action items include approving a $718,788 contract for Scales Elementary roof restoration and a $3,625 change order for housing rehabilitation at 519 E…
Ordinance 26-1151 sets new participation fees for city park athletic programs
The Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 26-1151, which creates a participation fee for individuals using city park athletic programs and an additional non‑resident privilege fee. The board will also consider several zoning‑related ordinances, including limited secondary…
Charity Assistance Fund Board to discuss fund balance and town funding
The Charity Assistance Fund Board will meet to review the current fund balance and receive an update on funding from the Town. The board will also address the approval of minutes from previous meetings.
Operations Committee establishes scope and organizational ground rules
The Operations Committee is meeting to establish its frequency, location, and roles. The committee will review financial overviews, staffing levels, and procurement status.
Lebanon City Council to consider land use change and budget amendments
The City Council will hold a public hearing and regular meeting to discuss a contested land use amendment for Rutledge Lane and vote on several utility and police budget adjustments. The body is also considering the creation of a Design Review Commission and the termination of annual funding for the Wilson County Expo…
Council to consider campground moratorium, zoning changes, and police gear
This meeting includes public hearings on a rezoning for Reed Road (R-2) and the Beaver Creek Road plan. The council will vote on ordinances extending a moratorium on permanent campgrounds, regulating recreational substance retail uses, and renaming Exide Drive. Also up for adoption is an ordinance allowing partial…
Leisure committee discusses budget, trails, and facility updates.
The Crossville Leisure Services Committee will review the department budget and receive project updates. Staff will report on the LPRF playground, Palace and Depot facilities, and upcoming tournaments. The group will also discuss trail development plans and approve minutes from the May meeting.
Crossville council discusses new data centers zoning and FY25-26 budget adjustments
This work session covers policy and budget updates, including a new zoning chapter for data centers and end-of-year budget adjustments. Officials will also review infrastructure project updates, including the Greenway project and Fire Station #1 renovation. Additional topics include a new Urban Forester RFP and…
Sports Authority reviews finances, construction updates, and invoices.
This agenda contains standard procedural boilerplate for the Sports Authority meeting. The board will approve prior minutes, review facility invoices, and discuss ongoing finances, construction updates, and legal matters. No specific projects or dollar amounts are detailed in this notice.
Metro approves $233,900 to expand syringe service program
The Public Health and Safety Committee will review nine resolutions focused on public health, criminal justice, and fire safety. Key actions include approving state grants for juvenile and recovery court programs, settling opioid-related claims with Publix, and appropriating funds for a syringe service program. The…
City Council considers first reading of the FY27 budget
The City Council will meet for a special session to consider Ordinance 98-2025-26. This ordinance proposes amendments to the operating and capital budgets for governmental funds for fiscal year 2026-27.
Committee discusses FY26 budget, audit, and investment policy
The Budget and Finance Advisory Committee will meet to review the FY26 budget update and audit results. They will also discuss the city's investment policy. The meeting will include citizen comments and items from the floor.
Spring Hill considers $217k HVAC project and various infrastructure updates
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will vote on several municipal contracts, including a City Hall HVAC replacement and water system engineering. The meeting also covers fire department vehicle purchases, zoning code amendments regarding fences, and development agreements for new housing phases.