$200K to Chamber of Commerce, appointing city department heads
Grants for small business impacted by the pedestrian bridge closure headline the June 24 City Council meeting. Here are some agenda highlights.

See the full June 24 City Council agenda here
Small business funds for chamber
The city seeks approval to transfer $200,000 in Walnut Street Bridge renovation funds to the Chamber of Commerce to provide grants to small businesses impacted by the bridge closure.
Businesses would apply through the city to receive grant dollars.
Department head appointments
Mayor Kelly’s appointment of the following city administrators is up for vote:
• Jerele Neeld — chief IT officer (reappointment)
• Karitsa Jones — early learning department (reappointment)
• Phillip Noblett — city attorney (reappointment)
• Carol Hunter — community development department
• April Furth — parks & outdoors
Family Justice Center grant
The Family Justice Center looks to apply for a $750,000 federal grant that would fund a team to intervene in high-risk domestic violence situations
City and UTC agreement
Mayor Kelly seeks to sign an agreement with UTC outlining how the city and university will collaborate on future federally funded research projects
$2.8M road contract
Council will vote on a $2.8 million contract for road repairs along Sandswitch Road, Lower Mill Road and Old Dayton Pike in the Hixson area
Attend this week’s meeting
When: Tuesday, June 24 at 3:30 p.m.
Where: City Council Building, 1000 Lindsay Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402
Or: Watch the meeting live on YouTube @chattanoogacitycouncil8743
Chattanooga City Council is open to the public.
Contact William at william@chattamatters.com
