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Deputy Administrator of Community Development Erskine Oglesby has been placed on administrative leave after being arrested Tuesday by the Chattanooga Police Department for allegedly taking items from a local store without paying.
While there is no evidence that any taxpayer resources have been misappropriated, out of an abundance of caution Chief of Staff Joda Thongnopnua has asked Stan Sewell, the city’s independent auditor, to conduct an internal investigation.
Initiative will help elevate local issues and stories to help combat fragmented media consumption that too often leads to civic disengagement
The City of Chattanooga will catalyze the effort with a $33 million commitment in the City’s upcoming FY23 budget, funding the first third of the historic $100 million effort.
Chattanooga is working to assemble multiple sources of funding to implement hundreds of millions of dollars in needed stormwater and sewer infrastructure improvements as part of agreements with EPA and TDEC
Tamara Steward to oversee city’s efforts to create better access to opportunities for all Chattanooga residents, regardless of zip code
Kelly announces appointment of 25-year law enforcement veteran Celeste Murphy to be Chattanooga’s next chief of police
Karitsa Mosley Jones, Chris Anderson, Tim Moreland, Dylan Rivera, Kimberly Strong to step up into critical roles that will help execute Mayor Tim Kelly’s major agenda items
“Start up, Stay up, Scale up” Roundtable Monthly Series for Minority Owned Businesses Kicks off February 28
Mayor Tim Kelly has moved to supplement federal pay for Early Learning and Childcare workers for Head Start and Early Head Start, fulfilling a key campaign pledge
Appointment to become effective once confirmed by City Council