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Lenoir City Board of Education approves $41,000 flooring contract for elementary school

Lenoir City Board of Education · April 23, 2026
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Summary

The Lenoir City Board of Education unanimously approved awarding a $41,000 contract to Henson's Greater Tennessee Flooring for the Lenoir City Elementary School flooring project after a roll-call vote; no public comments were registered on the item.

The Lenoir City Board of Education voted unanimously to award the Lenoir City Elementary School flooring project to Henson's Greater Tennessee Flooring for $41,000.

Board member Lacy Murray moved to approve the contract award under agenda item six; the motion was seconded by Mitch Led Better and carried on a roll-call vote in which Tammy Pal, Mitch Led Better, Lacy Murray and Chris Claybo all voted in the affirmative.

The award was described in the meeting as a bid of $41,000. The board asked whether any members of the public had signed up to comment on the item and were told none had. The transcript does not specify the funding source, contract start date or timeline for installation.

Earlier in the meeting the board observed a moment of silence for Mary Jane R. and recited the Pledge of Allegiance; those procedural items preceded the vote on the flooring contract.

A participant later made an offhand remark during the meeting, saying, "Spend some money," which was not part of any motion or formal discussion of contract terms. The board did not record amendments or conditions to the contract during the vote.

The board did not announce additional implementation details for the flooring project during the meeting; funding and schedule information were not specified on the record.