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Bradley County ends DHS lease at 3069 Overlook Drive and approves up to $117,506 for OEM remodeling

3195533 · May 6, 2025
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Summary

The Bradley County Commission voted unanimously to provide notice to the Tennessee Department of Human Services to end a lease at 3069 Overlook Drive and authorized the county mayor to negotiate remodeling services for the Office of Emergency Management not to exceed $117,506.

The Bradley County Commission on Monday voted to discontinue a lease with the Tennessee Department of Human Services for the property at 3069 Overlook Drive and authorized the county mayor to negotiate remodeling services for the Bradley County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) with a contract cap of $117,506.

Commissioner Mike Hughes introduced the resolution to end the DHS lease and to allow the OEM to use the property; Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. The roll call vote was unanimous with 13 in favor, none opposed and one absence, approving the discontinuation and the authorization for remodeling negotiations.

The action includes direction that notice be provided to the Tennessee Department of Human Services as part of the lease discontinuation. The remodeling authorization instructs the county mayor to negotiate remodeling services for OEM up to, but not exceeding, $117,506. Commissioner Hughes noted the resolution text appears on pages 6 and 7 of the materials provided to commissioners.

Mayor Davis also asked that a memorandum of understanding tied to a previously approved growth-boundary matter be included in the meeting minutes so the record will show the MOU was received and entered at tonight’s meeting.

No amendments to the motions were recorded and no public comment was taken specifically on the lease or the OEM remodeling during the item.

Implementation steps noted in the meeting: the county will provide formal notice to the Tennessee Department of Human Services and proceed with negotiating remodeling work for OEM. Funding sources for the remodeling were not specified in the meeting record.

The commission’s approval means OEM may occupy the Overlook Drive property once lease discontinuation procedures and any required remodeling are completed.