Bradley County Commissioner Mark HallCLEVELAND, Tenn. — More police reports have surfaced that suggest Bradley County 7th District Commissioner Mark Hall does not live in the district he represents, as required by law.
Last week, Hall was questioned about his residency after a domestic disturbance complaint filed on Oct. 31 listed his address as 2280 Woodchase Close. That home is located in District 3, not District 7, which Hall represents along with Commissioner Bill Winters.
Two other police reports, both filed by Hall in 2013 regarding vandalism to his truck, also listed his address as 2280 Woodchase Close. Hall, re-elected this year, represented the 7th District at the time of the reports.
On Monday, Hall refused to comment on the police reports. He and his wife, Renee, have said the commissioner doesn’t live in the home, although a deed states the pair bought it together in 2012.
The couple says Hall lives in an apartment on Harrison Pike, which is located in the 7th District. Hall said the police officer may have simply assumed that he and his wife live together since they are spouses.