Blount County Circuit Court Clerk resigns to become state senator

November 21, 2024 | Blount County, Tennessee

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In a recent Blount County government meeting, Circuit Court Clerk Tom Hatcher announced his resignation effective November 6, 2024, as he transitions to his new role as state senator for Tennessee's 2nd senatorial district. Hatcher expressed gratitude for his 30 years of service, highlighting the collaborative efforts that have made the Circuit Court Clerk's office a source of pride for the community. He emphasized his commitment to public service and the values of Blount County as he embarks on this new chapter.

Following Hatcher's announcement, the commission moved to fill the vacancy for the Circuit Court Clerk position. Two candidates were nominated: Chris Cantrell and Robert Simmerly. After a roll call vote, Chris Cantrell was elected to succeed Hatcher, receiving 17 votes compared to Simmerly's 3.
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The meeting also addressed the vacancy for Blount County Commission District 7, seat A, with Jasmine Satterfield being the only name submitted for consideration. The commission is expected to continue discussions regarding this position in future meetings.

Converted from Blount County - Board of Commissioners on 2024-11-21 6:00 PM - SPECIAL CALLED Live stream via https://zoom.us/join Zoom Meeting ID: 860 7116 4541 - Nov 21, 2024 meeting on November 21, 2024
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