Franklin County commission approves budget amendments, joins state electronic‑monitoring program and accepts veterans plot donation
At its Oct. 21 meeting, the Franklin County Board of Commissioners approved multiple budget amendments including school and general fund adjustments, agreed to participate in Tennessee's Electronic Monitoring Indigency Fund (EMIF), and accepted a donation of two cemetery plots to assist indigent veterans.
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Franklin County commissioners on Oct. 21 approved a package of budget amendments, adopted a resolution to participate in the state’s Electronic Monitoring Indigency Fund and accepted a donation of two cemetery plots to help indigent veterans.
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