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Chapter Number Subject Abstract Bill Number Action
0001 Celina Subject to local approval, increases the number of aldermen from three to five. SB0046 Adopted
0002 Rogersville Subject to local approval, authorizes holding of an advisory, nonbinding referenda. HB1420 Adopted
0003 Bedford County Subject to local approval, abolishes the Bedford County road board. HB1405 Adopted
0004 Henry County Subject to local approval, repeals an obsolete private act regarding the acquisition and operation of a nursing home. HB1412 Adopted
0005 Henry County Subject to local approval, authorizes the county commission to appoint a minimum of three and a maximum of seven members to the board of trustees for the Henry County Hospital District; reduces the frequency of regular meetings of the board of trustees from monthly to quarterly. HB1414 Adopted
0006 Knox County Subject to local approval, repeals the Tennessee Technology Development Authority Act. SB1434 Adopted
0007 Fayette County Subject to local approval, requires the county clerk rather than the county court clerk to collect the county wheel tax and keep the administrative fee associated with the issuance of the motor vehicle license upon payment of the tax; rather than using the tax revenue to pay down debt from school construction projects, requires 100 percent of the tax collected, excluding fees, to be placed in the county general fund for general fund use or transfer to the county capital projects fund to pay for capital costs for school construction and county facilities, or transfer to the county debt service fund to pay down debt issues for school construction and county facilities as determined during the county's annual budget process. HB1406 Adopted
0008 Chester County Subject to local approval, implements new motor vehicle privilege tax. HB1415 Adopted
0009 Wilson County Subject to local approval, transfers control and governance of the Tenth Special School District of Wilson County from a board of directors and commissioners composed of three members to a Board of Education composed of five members; divides the Tenth Special School district into five districts of proportionate population; establishes staggered terms for the members of the Board of Education of four years. HB1418 No Action Taken
0010 Morgan County Subject to local approval, establishes that the County Attorney must be a licensed practicing attorney appointed or hired subject to the vote of the Morgan County Commission to serve a four-year term and does not need to be a resident of Morgan County to serve as County Attorney. SB1463 Adopted
0011 Hardeman County Subject to local approval, requires the school board in Hardeman County to submit its budget specifying the funds that the school board estimates will be necessary to fund the upcoming school year on or before the first Monday in May rather than the first Monday in April. HB1411 Adopted
0012 Germantown Subject to local approval, makes the office of mayor a full-time position, with the salary of the office to be set by ordinance. HB1416 Election Required
0013 Tullahoma Subject to local approval, extends the term of the current city judge by one year in order to have the election of the city judge coincide with the elections for members of the board of mayor and aldermen. HB1417 Adopted
0014 Montgomery County Subject to local approval, creates a fifth General Sessions and Juvenile Court of Montgomery County. HB1419 Adopted
0015 Tipton County Subject to local approval, establishes litter abatement and control requirements. HB1421 Adopted
0016 Lauderdale County Subject to local approval, provides for the orderly transfer of the Probate and Juvenile Court in Lauderdale County from the County Courthouse to the Justice Complex. HB1423 Adopted
0017 Gallatin Subject to local approval, removes charter provision restricting appointed officers from being employed outside of city business hours. HB1424 Adopted
0018 Red Boiling Springs Subject to local approval, increases the annual salary of the mayor from $5,200 to $18,200; increases the annual salary of council members from $500 to $1,800. HB1425 Adopted
0019 Putnam County Subject to local approval, sets the salary of general session court judges at an amount equal to the amount received annually by the circuit court judges and chancellors as of September 1, 2030. HB1427 Adopted
0020 Milan Subject to local approval, requires the Board of Mayor and Aldermen to fill a vacancy declared for an office of Alderman within 60 days of such vacancy; authorizes the mayor to make temporary appointments to the office of city attorney or city judge in cases of sickness, absence, or other temporary disability; makes other changes to the city charter. HB1428 Adopted
0021 New Johnsonville Subject to local approval, prohibits a person whose immediate relative is an elected official in the city government from being elected as a city official. HB1429 Not Adopted
0022 Portland Subject to local approval, deletes obsolete and superseded provisions of the city charter. HB1431 No Action Taken
0023 Bartlett Subject to local approval, establishes that the offices of mayor and Alderman are limited to a maximum of three four-year terms; makes other changes to the charter regarding elections, the mayor, and administration. HB1432 Adopted
0024 Wayne County Subject to local approval, repeals the county wheel tax imposed by private act. HB1433 Adopted
0025 Hardeman County Subject to local approval, increases, from 85 percent to 92 percent, the assumed property tax collection rate in setting the general tax rate for the county general fund and creating a county budget that covers expenditures for the next appropriation year. HB1434 Adopted
0026 Oakland Subject to local approval, establishes that the terms of office for mayor and alderman begin upon the official's swearing in on the first business day of the month following the month of the election for that office; designates five aldermanic positions, and allows for a sixth position, contingent on certain population metrics; provides for additional conditions for elected office. HB1435 Adopted
0027 Bartlett Subject to local approval, repeals the animal control program. HB1436 Adopted
0028 Crossville Subject to local approval, realigns salaries of mayor and city council to be set at a percentage of salary earned by the county mayor; establishes new meeting schedule for mayor and city council; creates process for holding administrative hearings by the city; increases maximum occupancy tax that may be imposed, from 2 percent to 3 percent. HB1437 Adopted
0029 Erin Subject to local approval, makes changes to definitions in the city charter; adds corporate powers to be exercised by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen; makes several other changes to the city charter. HB1438 Adopted
0030 Ridgeside Subject to local approval, repeals and replaces in its entirety the city's private act charter. HB1439 Adopted

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