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City provides an additional $1 million to support the renovation of the historic James A. Henry school, helping jumpstart the transformative affordable housing initiative
The Department of Public Works will begin collecting on-demand loose leaves from residents beginning Tuesday, November 1, 2022.
Loose leaf collection may be requested by city residents through the following actions;
Mayor Kelly brings on three new deputies to further drive One Chattanooga priorities
Having re-housed more than 1,800 residents, the city is enhancing partnerships with community groups and local businesses to address homelessness and the issues arising from homelessness
City partners on week-long series of events designed to help minority entrepreneurs and business owners grow and improve their businesses
Award recognizes transparency, full-disclosure and quality accounting
Eyesore will be transformed into more than 70 units of apartment housing with wraparound services, leveraging national model with over 90 percent success ratio
Since going online in June, new facility has stopped untreated wastewater from overflowing into Tennessee River, marking a major milestone in City’s work to satisfy consent decree and preserve Chattanooga’s outdoor resources
Construction of critical stormwater infrastructure has significantly advanced the city’s work to preserve and protect Chattanooga’s outdoor resources
Updated budget will strengthen public safety and supplement pay raises for essential grant-funded positions, with no tax increase