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Commission votes to abolish office of constable at end of current term
Summary
Dickson County Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution to abolish the office of constable at the end of the current term of office.
The Dickson County Commission on June 24 voted unanimously to abolish the office of constable at the end of the current term of office.
Resolution 06‑2024‑05, moved by Commissioner Rusty Grove and seconded by Commissioner Jody Britt, passed by a unanimous voice vote. The resolution directs that the office be abolished when the current term ends; the minutes do not list implementation steps or timeline beyond that statement.
The action changes the future structure of county law‑enforcement or civil process duties historically associated with elected constables; the minutes do not detail reallocation of any duties or transition plans.
The commission also handled other business and then adjourned at 7:51 P.M.
