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Friday, November 13, 2026Nov 13

Town schedules public meetings regarding Mountain Arts Community Center

The Signal Mountain Town Council is looking into the possibility of shifting priorities for the Mountain Arts Community Center. Instead of rehabilitating the building to house MACC's programs and events, the council is now considering a historic preservation project for the building, while researching the costs associated with constructing a new building for the programs.
The Signal Mountain Town Council is looking into the possibility of shifting priorities for the Mountain Arts Community Center. Instead of rehabilitating the building to house MACC's programs and events, the council is now considering a historic preservation project for the building, while researching the costs associated with constructing a new building for the programs.

The town of Signal Mountain has scheduled two open house meetings to provide information and seek public input regarding the Mountain Arts Community Center and Town Hall facility scenarios.

The meetings are scheduled for Monday, Nov. 28 and Tuesday, Nov. 29 from 4-8 p.m. both days. There will be a presentation every hour on the hour that conveys all the information the council has collected over the past few months, and officials will be on hand to help residents understand the figures associated with each potential scenario.

“If you take all of that and look at the pieces, then that would give you a picture of what we could accomplish with various sums of money and what issues each of those projects might address,” said Town Manager Boyd Veal.

All citizens are urged to attend.