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Video Chattanooga City Council District 8 candidate interviews
Chattamatters interviewed Marie Mott and Marvene Noel, the two finalists for the Chattanooga City Council District 8 seat. They will compete in a runoff election on September 15, 2022.
You might be recycling wrong, here’s why
Chattanoogans put large amounts of materials that aren’t recyclable or that contaminate the stream into their curbside bins.
How does Chattanooga City Council work?
Here's what to know about Chattanooga's legislative body — and how to get involved.
How are ballots counted and verified?
You may know every vote counts, but let's take a look at how every vote is counted in Hamilton County.
Why do we have separate city and county governments?
Every resident of Chattanooga is a resident of Hamilton County —with two separate governing bodies, two mayors, and two election cycles.
Why does housing cost so much, and what can we do?
Chattanooga used to be known as an affordable place to live, but in recent years, housing prices have skyrocketed and income has not kept pace.
Elections are soon, how much do you know?
You’ve likely seen the lawn signs popping up across town — Hamilton County is gearing up for an election year.
Video Chattanooga City Council District 8 candidate interviews
Chattamatters interviewed Marie Mott and Marvene Noel, the two finalists for the Chattanooga City Council District 8 seat. They will compete in a runoff election on September 15, 2022.
You might be recycling wrong, here’s why
Chattanoogans put large amounts of materials that aren’t recyclable or that contaminate the stream into their curbside bins.
How does Chattanooga City Council work?
Here's what to know about Chattanooga's legislative body — and how to get involved.
How are ballots counted and verified?
You may know every vote counts, but let's take a look at how every vote is counted in Hamilton County.
Why do we have separate city and county governments?
Every resident of Chattanooga is a resident of Hamilton County —with two separate governing bodies, two mayors, and two election cycles.
Why does housing cost so much, and what can we do?
Chattanooga used to be known as an affordable place to live, but in recent years, housing prices have skyrocketed and income has not kept pace.
Elections are soon, how much do you know?
You’ve likely seen the lawn signs popping up across town — Hamilton County is gearing up for an election year.