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Bradley County Commission appoints Adam Lewis as judicial commissioner
Summary
Bradley County Commission approved Mayor's Resolution 2025-34 to appoint Adam Lewis as judicial commissioner for up to a four-year term, voting 12-1 on Aug. 18, 2025; the resolution cites Tenn. Code Ann. § 40-1-111 and requires continuing education for the role.
The Bradley County Commission voted 12-1 on Aug. 18 to approve Mayor’s Resolution 2025-34 appointing Adam Lewis as a judicial commissioner, a role that includes authority to review sworn affidavits and issue warrants upon a finding of probable cause.
Commissioner Cindy Slater moved to approve the mayor’s resolution and Commissioner Josh Rogers seconded; Commissioner Scott Gilbert recorded the lone dissent. The resolution was recorded as an attachment in the meeting packet.
Under the resolution — which cites Tennessee Code Annotated § 40-1-111 — the appointee must complete 12 hours of continuing education each calendar year (10 hours via Judicial Commissioners Association of Tennessee-sponsored courses and two hours via approved alternatives). The resolution specifies the term begins Aug. 18, 2025 and runs for up to four years or until the appointee’s employment with Bradley County ends.
The text of Resolution 2025-34 was entered into the record and is part of the meeting attachments. The appointment follows the mayor’s nomination; the commission formalized it by roll-call vote. No additional procedural requirements or appeals were recorded at the session.
The commission record shows the resolution and related materials are filed with the meeting attachments.
