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Sevier County commissioners approve naming of new courts building and downtown campus
Summary
The Sevier County Intergovernmental Committee unanimously approved a resolution June 6 to name the new Courts Building after Judge Rex Henry Ogle and to designate the downtown campus as the Larry Waters Sevier County Government Complex; other interior spaces were also named.
Sevier County commissioners unanimously approved a set of naming resolutions for the county's new courts building and downtown campus during the Intergovernmental Committee meeting on June 6, 2024.
Mayor Larry Waters presented a resolution to name the new Courts Building after Judge Rex Henry Ogle, to name the General Sessions Clerk Office after Connie Holt, and to relocate the Helen Loveday Circuit Court Room into the new building. The resolution also called for a courtroom to be named for Chief Justice Gary Wade. Commissioner Carroll Rauhuff moved to approve the resolution; Commissioner Michael Maddron seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
In a separate motion, commissioners approved naming the downtown campus the "Larry Waters Sevier County Government Complex." Commissioner Michael Maddron moved the campus naming and Commissioner Carroll Rauhuff seconded; the motion also passed unanimously.
The votes were recorded as unanimous in the meeting minutes provided in the transcript; the transcript does not list individual roll-call votes. The committee did not discuss implementation dates for updating signage or the formal dedication schedule during the meeting. The committee adjourned at 5:26 p.m.
