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County work session: condolences, local announcements and committee scheduling
Summary
At a May 27 Bradley County Commission work session, commissioners offered district reports, expressed condolences for a student killed in a crash, announced Tire Take Back day and set committee meeting dates; the work session also recorded follow-up items including a request to solicit quotes to clear Minnis Road fire facility property.
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Chairman Thomas Crye called the Bradley County Commission work session to order on May 27, 2025. After an invocation by Toni Miles of Transforming Greatness Ministry and the Pledge of Allegiance led by Commissioner Denny Collins, commissioners exchanged brief district reports and announcements.
Vice Chairman Bill Winters offered condolences to the family of Bradley Central High School student Brodie King, who died in a weekend automobile crash. Commissioner Tommy Ledford and others recognized the Bradley County Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center for recent work; Ledford also announced Tire Take Back scheduled for May 31 at the Bradley County Sheriff's Office. Commissioner Howard Thompson asked for and received an update on a Fire Committee recommendation to explore clearing property at the Minnis Road fire facility; Fire Committee Chairman Mike Hughes said the commission voted to authorize the mayor to solicit quotes, and Mayor D. Gary Davis confirmed solicitations have been issued.
Commissioners also discussed district-level concerns: Commissioner Louie Alford raised questions about Bradley County Schools’ transportation of city students onto county routes and the potential for overcrowding; a colleague clarified that transportation applies only to city students living on existing routes. Commissioner Milan Blake announced Finance Committee meetings on May 30 and June 5 and placed a motion on the June 2 voting session agenda relating to municipal bonds.
The work session adjourned with reminders about the next meetings and no formal votes taken at the session itself.
