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Signal Mountain council approves fire grant application, MOAs for youth sports and routine appointments
Summary
At its Dec. 8 meeting, the Signal Mountain Town Council authorized the fire department to apply for a Rescue Squad Grant, approved memoranda of agreement with three youth sports groups for priority facility use, accepted a subdivision road as a public street and reappointed three library board members; an air-pollution ordinance change was sent to a work session.
The Signal Mountain Town Council met on Dec. 8, 2025, and approved a slate of routine resolutions including authorizing the fire department to apply for a Rescue Squad Grant, endorsing memoranda of agreement with three local youth sports groups for priority use of town facilities, accepting a subdivision road as a public street and reappointing three members to the town library board.
Mayor Elizabeth Basin led the meeting and moved the council through its agenda. The town manager summarized the Rescue Squad Grant the fire department plans to seek, saying the award would cover battery-powered vehicle-extrication equipment to replace an outdated tool and that “there’s no cost to the town for this. There’s no matching.” Council moved, seconded and approved the resolution to authorize the application unanimously.
Council approved three memoranda of…
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