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The Southeast Cement Promotion Association (SCPA) supports promotional and educational programs for cement-based construction solutions for highways, streets, and local roads.
Development districts are regional planning and economic organizations owned and operated by the cities and counties of Tennessee. The nine development districts were established by the general assembly under the Tennessee Development District Act of 1965. The act was intended to provide the most effective and efficient means for cities and counties to organize to carry out general planning and economic development, as well as make the best use of federal, state, and other programs designed to stimulate economic development. The actual planning implementation was left to the local and state governments. Tennessee's Development Districts promote effective utilization of resources to address a multitude of issues related to economic development, transportation and infrastructure planning, housing and community development, and many others.
The Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association is a trade association established to serve the needs of Tennessee’s electric cooperatives. The association represents 23 individual power distributors including Tennessee’s 22 electric cooperatives and one municipal system.
The Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association exists to provide leadership, advocacy and support to unify and empower Tennessee’s consumer-owned electric co-ops.
The association empowers cooperatives to improve everyday life for their consumer-owners through the reliable delivery of safe and affordable energy and the advancement of Tennessee’s rural and suburban communities.
Tennessee’s electric co-ops are building a brighter Tennessee, investing in a stronger, better prepared and more resilient future for the communities we serve.
JHP Tennessee HealthWorks is a public entity healthcare purchasing consortium that bring savings, transparency, control, and budget stability to Tennessee governments with 50 or more covered public employees. JHP Tennessee HealthWorks group buying power combined with government-to-government purchasing, experience reporting, strong financial reserves, and proven underwriting methodology will enable your public entity to enjoy easier budgeting, allow you and your broker or consultants to make better plan design decisions, and provide the best plan possible for your public employees.
The Tennessee Language Center (TLC), an agency of the University of Tennessee’s Institute for Public Service, focuses on language learning, teaching, and services. We offer language classes, English classes, and interpretation and translation services.
Through a partnership with our sister agency, the Municipal Technical Advisory Service (MTAS), municipal officials and employees may be able to take our classes or use our interpretation and translation services at no cost. Contact us for more information.
