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Hamilton County Commission approves series of routine resolutions including school design contract and sheriff retention bonuses
Summary
At its March 2025 meeting, the Hamilton County Commission approved multiple resolutions ranging from notary certifications and board appointments to a $2.89 million contract for design of a new North River Elementary School and $28,800 for sheriff retention bonuses.
The Hamilton County Commission on a March 2025 meeting day approved a slate of routine resolutions, including confirmation of appointments to the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Air Pollution Control Board, a $2,887,500 design contract for a new North River Elementary School, a $28,800 amendment to fund sheriff retention bonuses, and the assignment of a former Highway 58 EMS station to the county's Special Tactics and Rescue Services program.
The measures together address personnel appointments, public-safety equipment and facilities, and the early design phase of a major school construction project. Most items drew little debate and passed on unanimous roll-call votes during the meeting chaired by Chairman Ebersole.
The commission first approved certification of notaries and related oaths (Resolution 3-25-1). It then confirmed three appointments to the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Air Pollution Control Board (Resolutions 3-25-2 and 3-25-3). Commissioners noted no public discussion on those items and approved them by roll call.
On fiscal matters, the commission approved Resolution 3-25-7, amending the county's…
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