County Government is a creation of the State of Tennessee, and is established in the State Constitution. For those elements not spelled out in the Constitution, the Tennessee Code builds upon the framework set out in the Constitution. In addition to the Tennessee Constitution and the Tennessee Code, there are other acts of the Tennessee General Assembly called “private acts” which are adopted by the State Legislature and ratified locally by either the voters or the county legislative body.
These private acts cannot conflict with general state law, but can provide additional details in areas where the state laws are silent. Private Acts may establish the structure of certain departments (such as a highway department) or set forth county procedures for budgeting or purchasing. Operating out of this basic legal structure, the 95 counties serve every resident of the State and provide citizens some of the most basic governmental services.
Official Meetings (Click for files)
2021
March 8, 2021 – Continuation of March 4, 2021 Commission Meeting opens AUDIO file Download the Audio File
2020
Meet the Commissioners (Click to drop down for contact information)
- Jeannine Floyd – District 1
- Russell Reed – District 1
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- 615-563-4340
- Karen Ashford – District 2
- Corey Davenport – District 2
- Gregory Mitchell – County Commission Chairman – District 3
- Sterling “Jim” Bush – District 3
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- 615-765-5885
- Robert B. Brandon – District 4
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- 615-563-6900
- Randy Gannon – District 4
- Ronnie Mahaffey – District 5
- Kristal Alexander – District 5