Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke gets earful at 311 call center
* 3 million: Number of calls the Chattanooga 311 Center has handled since 2003
Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke fields calls from residents at 311 Center
Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke sat in today for half an hour taking 311 calls and handling Chattanooga resident's questions and complaints.
Green Trips aims to reduce traffic in Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia
To sign up for Green Trips, visit www.greentripscha.org.
City of Chattanooga votes to make Hamilton County a partner in firing range
The Chattanooga City Council on Tuesday:
St. Elmo Avenue in Chattanooga getting repairs
A 1.7-mile stretch of St. Elmo Avenue soon will start receiving repairs that residents say are needed badly.
Chattanooga’s East Lake residents back new fire hall
Residents of East Lake have convinced their Chattanooga city councilman that they support construction of a $1.5 million fire hall in their neighborhood.
Chattanooga expects $4 million bump in revenue
Chattanooga's early revenue projections:
Chattanooga mayor’s office dissolves 311 director’s job
Anita Ebersole, longtime deputy to former Mayor Ron Littlefield, has been removed as 311 director and the position has been dissolved, according to Mayor Andy Berke's office.
Chattanooga City Councilman Chris Anderson questions fire hall plan
The Chattanooga City Council confirmed three more department heads Tuesday night. Gayle Keown, who has served the city 47 years, remains city treasurer. Chief Lamar Flint takes over for former Fire Chief Randy Parker. Todd Dockery becomes the new Human Resources director. All three were approved unanimously by the council.
Chattanooga City Council votes to defer approval of fire hall in East Lake
The Chattanooga City Council voted 9-0 tonight to defer for a week approving almost $1.5 million to build a new fire hall in East Lake.