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TN Comptroller issues guidelines on $115 M in Local Government Covid-19 Relief Funds

TML wants to call to your attention a memorandum distributed by Office of the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury relating to the $115 million in Coronavirus Relief Fund monies made available to cities and counties on a per capita basis

Schools preparing for new routines as Tennessee plans return to classroom

COVID back to school

By KATE COIL
TML Communications Specialist

As COVID further exposes national housing crisis cities seek solutions

COVID housing evictions

By KATE COIL

Important issues approved in final hours of 2020 Legislative Session

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The 111th Tennessee General Assembly completed its final order of business for the year in the early morning hours of June 19.
During the work-through-the-night marathon session, legislators took up several key pieces of legislation that impact local governments.

Planning for a long-term remote work strategy for local government

covid 19

By Joe Howland
VC3

While some cities cancel, postpone Fourth of July festivities others opt to hold events with restrictions

covid 19

As Independence Day approaches, many municipalities across Tennessee have modified or postponed fireworks displays and other Fourth of July events to comply with health and safety regulations due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Some municipalities also canceled events, concerned that festivals and fireworks displays would draw too large of a crowd to safely practice social distancing and risk further spread of COVID-19, especially as other nearby communities canceled or modified events.

Municipalities modify summer programs, pool rules to comply with COVID-19 recommendations

covid 19

By KATE COIL
TML Communications Specialist

Cities making unavoidable cuts due to coronavirus

By NLC Staff

Legislators return to wrap up session, balance budget amid revenue deficit

state budget

Tennessee lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill earlier this month, amid a wide range of devastating effects caused by the Coronavirus. The General Assembly is working to wind up the 2020 legislative session this week (June 15 - 19).
Among the most important task is passage of a revised balanced budget that reflects significant revenue reductions due to the economic impact of the virus.
Lawmakers must plug a $500 million deficit for the current budget year and cut $1 billion for the fiscal year beginning July 1.

Nashville campaign helps businesses find safe, healthy ways to get back to work

covid 19 Nashville Tourism

By KATE COIL
TML Communications Specialist

Chattanooga programs connect emergency officials, special needs citizens

Chattanooga Take Me Home

By KATE COIL
TML Communications Specialist

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