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Government Operations committee defers three pay-plan resolutions, approves broadband amendment and new positions

Government Operations Committee · June 2, 2026
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Summary

At its June 2 meeting the Government Operations committee deferred three pay-plan resolutions for one meeting, approved a broadband connectivity grant amendment and passed a second-reading ordinance creating multiple municipal positions; a separate grant application for a pilot sobering center was deferred 3–2.

The Government Operations committee met June 2 in Nashville and took several procedural votes on departmental pay plans, a broadband grant amendment and an ordinance creating dozens of municipal positions.

The committee deferred three separate pay-plan resolutions for one meeting: RS2026-2004 (general employees and multiple departments), RS2026-2005 (Metropolitan Board of Health employees, effective July 1, 2026) and RS2026-2006 (Police and Fire, effective July 1). Each resolution was moved and seconded, and the committee recorded five votes in favor of the one-meeting deferrals.

The committee approved RS2026-2009, an amendment tied to a Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development program to provide broadband connectivity to community facilities. Committee members moved and seconded the measure and approved it on a voice vote.

On second reading the committee approved Bill 2026-1379, an ordinance to create multiple positions across city departments — including Automotive Mechanic II, Behavioral Health Counselor 2, several pre-trial housing and kitchen positions, Historic Zoning Administrator, and Waste Services Administrator — with a letter of approval from Councilmember Toombs. The motion passed with five in favor, zero opposed and zero not voting.

Meeting procedures, including motions and votes, dominated the roughly hour-long session. No public commenters signed up for the meeting.

Votes at a glance: • RS2026-2004 — Motion: one-meeting deferral; outcome: deferred; tally: five in favor (recorded). • RS2026-2005 — Motion: one-meeting deferral; outcome: deferred; tally: five in favor, zero opposed (recorded). • RS2026-2006 — Motion: one-meeting deferral; outcome: deferred; tally: five in favor (recorded). • RS2026-2009 — Motion: approve amendment for broadband connectivity grant application; outcome: approved (voice vote). • Bill 2026-1379 — Motion: approve ordinance on second reading creating multiple positions; outcome: approved; tally: five in favor, zero opposed, zero not voting.

The committee adjourned after completing the listed business. The sobering- and stabilization-center grant application (RS2026-2008) was held over for one meeting; that item will appear again on a future agenda.