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PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County Budget Committee, Monday, April 27, 2020, Electronic Meeting

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County Budget Committee, Monday, April 27, 2020, Electronic Meeting

PUBLIC NOTICE – NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all County Commissioners and residents of Jefferson County, TN, and to all other persons who might be interested, that the Jefferson County Budget Committee will meet Electronically Monday, April 27, 2020 at 5:30 P.M. at the Historical Jefferson County Courthouse 202 W. Main Street, Dandridge, TN In Accordance with the Governor’s […]

PUBLIC NOTICE – Order of Service – Christopher Lewis

PUBLIC NOTICE – Order of Service – Christopher Lewis

PUBLIC NOTICE – Order of Service – Christopher Lewis

PUBLIC NOTICE – Order of Service – Christopher Lewis

PUBLIC NOTICE – Order of Service – Christopher Lewis

PUBLIC NOTICE – Order of Service – Christopher Lewis

This Enemy Has Two Faces

This Enemy Has Two Faces

For most of us, we never saw this time in life coming. I personally feel like we have been sucker punched and am not inclined to be generous about the origin of the culprit. Really, it doesn’t matter that I am mad or that you are mad or that a whole bunch of people have […]

Jefferson County Commission Budget Committee First Meeting Of Season

Jefferson County Commission Budget Committee First Meeting Of Season

The Jefferson County Budget Committee convened this week to begin work on the fiscal year 2020-2021 budget. Due to considerations for the spread of Covid-19 ( coronavirus) Budget Chair Scarlett, Finance Director Potts, Jefferson County Mayor Mark Potts, Jefferson County Facilities Director Longmire and Jefferson County Technology Manager Mike Bolton were the only ones present […]

Jefferson County Declares State Of Emergency – Video Press Conference

Jefferson County Declares State Of Emergency – Video Press Conference

State Senator Presses for Broadband Deregulation to Benefit Consumers, Advance Internet Expansion

State Senator Presses for Broadband Deregulation to Benefit Consumers, Advance Internet Expansion

State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) continues to advance proposed legislation aimed at making broadband service more available to rural citizens and to create market competition among internet service providers (ISP’s). Her proposals would define broadband at or above the FCC standard, streamline the franchise certification process for ISP’s under certain circumstances, permit authorization for multiple […]

Dandridge Mayor Gantte Address Concerning COVID-19

MPD Officers Graduate Walters State Basic Police Academy

MPD Officers Graduate Walters State Basic 				Police Academy

Left to Right: Front Row – Bain, Cameron, Second Row – Chief Roger D. Overholt, Third Row – Alexander, Fourth Row – Reed, Fifth Row – Donahoo Walters State Community College’s Police Academy Class 115 graduated on March 24, 2020. Morristown Police Department’s (MPD) newest officers, Jason Alexander, Blake Bain, Hunter Donahoo, Michael Cameron and […]

Knoxville Area Hospitals Changes In Procedures

Jefferson County Schools Update – CORONAVIRUS

Update concerning the coronavirus facing our nation and community. Academic resources and meal distribution sites being provided by Jefferson County Schools. ACADEMICS Jefferson County Schools is providing a list of academic resources for students to use during the next two weeks while we all experience this extended school closure. The list is posted on the […]

Mayor Potts – Courthouse Entrance & Proceedures

Mayor Potts – Courthouse Entrance & Proceedures

Effective immediately! The only entrance and exit to the courthouse is the ADA entrance on the north side of the building next to the Board of Education Building. The front doors are closed with directions to enter through the ADA entrance. Each department will have a radio to communicate with the Courthouse Security Officer.  The […]

Gov. Bill Lee Signs Executive Order Mandating Alternative Business Models for Restaurants and Gyms, Lifts Alcohol Regulations

Gov. Bill Lee Signs Executive Order Mandating Alternative Business Models for Restaurants and Gyms, Lifts Alcohol Regulations

Sunday, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed Executive Order 17 calling for businesses across the state to utilize alternative business models beginning at midnight CDT on Monday, March 23, 2020 until midnight CDT April 6, 2020. The order also outlines ways businesses and citizens should work to protect vulnerable populations. “The COVID-19 pandemic has created both […]

Tennessee Distillery Shifts To Hand Sanitizer Production to Battle COVID-19 Spread

Tennessee Distillery Shifts To Hand Sanitizer Production to Battle COVID-19 Spread

In a statement from Old Glory Distilling Co. – With the current shortage of hand sanitizer in our community and across the country, we are pausing production of our Bourbon & Tennessee Whiskey for the next 2 weeks to focus our efforts on producing something more important. We’ve received federal approval to begin production of […]

Joint Statement on Cross-Sector Collaboration to Increase Ventilator Production

Joint Statement on Cross-Sector Collaboration to Increase Ventilator Production

GM and Ventec Life Systems, in cooperation with StopTheSpread.org, the nation’s coordinated private sector response to COVID-19, are collaborating to enable Ventec to increase production of its respiratory care products to support the growing fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. Ventec will leverage GM’s logistics, purchasing and manufacturing expertise to build more of their critically important […]