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Commission dissolves Bradley County THDA down-payment assistance program, cancels county debts
Summary
The commission passed a resolution to discontinue the county’s THDA down-payment assistance program, cancel remaining debts owed by the county through the program, and allow remaining funds to be used for future housing-related projects in Bradley County.
The Bradley County Commission adopted a resolution dissolving the county’s down-payment assistance program tied to the Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA), canceling any remaining debt owed by Bradley County through the program and authorizing any leftover funds to be used for future county housing-related projects.
Commissioner Slater introduced the resolution and Commissioner Rogers seconded. The item was presented as a formal discontinuation of the program and a reallocation of remaining funds for housing purposes; commissioners voted 13–0 with one absence.
The resolution cancels county obligations under that local program and authorizes the county to redirect residual program funds to other housing-related projects. The meeting record did not specify the remaining dollar amount in the program or an implementation timeline for reallocating funds; staff follow-up was not recorded during the public discussion.
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