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City aims to recruit new vendors through fall purchasing expo

Purchasing expo attendees can learn about streamlined experience for vendors who wish to earn money by performing services for the City of Chattanooga

Chattanooga-Hamilton County Sports Authority Convenes to Build New South Broad Stadium

The newly created Chattanooga-Hamilton County Sports Authority convened this week to kick off the process of constructing a new $72 million multi-use stadium, a project that is expected to catalyze hundreds of millions of dollars in development across the South Broad district.

City Reaches Resolution with CPD Employee Groups on Assignment Process for Officers with Previous Violations Related to Truthfulness

Mayor Tim Kelly, Police Chief Celeste Murphy, and employee representative groups have collaboratively reached a resolution to review the assignments of all Chattanooga Police Department officers who have previously sustained allegations of being less than truthful.

Minority Business Owners Roundtable Commemorates Black Business Month with a Black Business Networking Reception

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The City of Chattanooga’s Department of Equity and Community Engagement is hosting a special edition of their monthly Minority Business Owners Roundtable in honor of Black Business Month, which is observed each year in August to acknowledge and support Black-owned businesses across the country.

Brian Smith Joins the City’s Parks and Outdoors Department as Communications and Marketing Director

The City of Chattanooga today announced that former WTCV NewsChannel 9 meteorologist Brian Smith will serve as the new Communications and Marketing Director for Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors, effective today.

City of Chattanooga Receives $25 Million RAISE Grant to Replace and Improve Wilcox Bridge

Mayor Tim Kelly, City Councilwoman Marvene Noel to speak at special announcement marking a historic investment into Chattanooga’s future

South Broad Revitalization Approved

Final vote follows years of public engagement, including dozens of public presentations and hearings, and paves the way for hundreds of millions of dollars in private investment that will generate new jobs and new homes, as well as new money for schools, roads and infrastructure

Mayor Tim Kelly to Speak at Special Announcement on Chattanooga’s Participation in Innovative New Program to Advance Park Equity

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The City of Chattanooga and Trust for Public Land will announce Chattanooga’s participation in an innovative new program designed to address the challenges cities face to improving park access — from gaps in connectivity to finding ways to authentically engage residents in park planning. Chattanooga is one of six cities selected to participate based on its commitment to advancing local park goals, its readiness to explore and adopt new strategies, and its potential to advance field understanding and best practices to other cities.

Kelly Administration Releases Roadmap to End Gun Violence in Chattanooga

Roadmap serves as a comprehensive framework to coordinate the efforts of the entire community in building a safer city, now and for generations to come

Mayor Tim Kelly to speak at event highlighting Bike Chattanooga’s record-setting performance as program notches 10 years of growth

As Bike Chattanooga passes the decade mark, ridership rose another 10 percent in 2021 to nearly 100,000 riders