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Plan will create downtown education opportunities, affordable housing, and new green spaces as part of the development of 1 million square feet of commercial space and thousands of new homes
Women from across Tennessee will convene in Chattanooga with the Mayor’s Council for Women for two days of discussion on policy issues affecting women.

Plan Chattanooga will host two online public meetings next week to solicit further public input on the future of Chattanooga’s neighborhoods. The online sessions are intended to build on the in-person community input meetings held in November, with the goal of giving more residents an opportunity to share their thoughts on Chattanooga’s future zoning and public improvements.

Media are invited to learn about a partnership formed between community members, the City of Chattanooga, the Chattanooga Police Department and Crime Stoppers to offer a large cash reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of those suspected responsible for a deadly shooting that occurred on Grove Street in late September.

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Mayor Tim Kelly, Minister Kevin Muhammad, CPD Interim Chief Eric Tucker, CPD Detectives

First-ever citywide coalition of nonprofits and service providers for Chattanooga’s immigrant/refugee population convene bimonthly workshop to enhance collaboration.
City Council approves ordinance absolving Chattanooga homeowners of responsibility for repairing sanitary sewer laterals under city right-of-way, eliminating burdensome repair and replacement costs for residents
The limited-time ornament will raise funds for Signal Centers’ Hart Gallery, a local marketplace and art therapy program for residents in need

Brent Goldberg has accepted a new position as Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, resigning from his role as the City’s Chief Financial Officer effective December 1.

Tweaks to TIF policy expected to bring rules into line with state law, making it easier to understand while also adding teeth to protect residents
City provides an additional $1 million to support the renovation of the historic James A. Henry school, helping jumpstart the transformative affordable housing initiative