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Erwin board approves appointment, multiple special events, bids and budget amendment

Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of Erwin, Tennessee · April 14, 2025
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Summary

At the April 14 meeting the board appointed Alderman Gary Chandler to the Erwin Utilities Authority Board (Chandler abstained), approved three special-event requests including a pet vaccine clinic and the Autorama, ratified several bids for public works and a fire truck, and approved a budget amendment to Ordinance No. 759-24.

The Erwin Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a slate of routine agenda items at its April 14, 2025 meeting, including an appointment, special-event requests, several procurement bids and a budget amendment.

Appointment: Vice Mayor James "Mickey" Hatcher moved to appoint Alderman Gary Chandler to the Erwin Utilities Authority Board; Alderwoman Angie Vaughn seconded. The roll call recorded ayes from Angie Vaughn, Michael Baker, Cathy Huskins, James "Mickey" Hatcher and Mayor Glenn White, with Gary Chandler recorded as abstaining, and the appointment was approved.

Special events: The board approved a pet vaccine clinic requested by Chelsea Brummitt for May 8 and May 10, 2025; a USA Cycling event requested by Reneau Dubberley; and an Autorama submitted by Joey Bailey for October 11, 2025. Each request passed on roll-call vote after motions by Vice Mayor Hatcher and seconds by Alderwoman Vaughn.

Bids and equipment: The board approved the low bid for a 3/4-ton truck for the Fire Department (motion by Alderwoman Angie Vaughn, second by Vice Mayor Hatcher), the bid for the Mohawk Avenue drainage project (motion by Vice Mayor Hatcher, second by Alderwoman Vaughn), and a contract for debris removal monitoring (motion by Vice Mayor Hatcher, second by Alderman Michael Baker). The minutes show roll-call approval for each item.

Budget amendment: The board approved Amendment 9.1 to Ordinance No. 759-24 (a budget amendment) after a motion by Vice Mayor Hatcher and a second by Alderman Gary Chandler; roll-call voting recorded the measure as approved. The minutes do not specify dollar amounts or line-item changes for the budget amendment.

Mayor Glenn White announced the next regular meeting will be April 28, 2025, and the board adjourned.