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Votes at a glance: Bradley County Commission, Feb. 17, 2026
Summary
Key actions: approval of Jan. 20 minutes; consent agenda including finance committee recommendation on turf project (9–5); adoption of 2026/2027 budget calendar; approval of CDBG park upgrades resolution (14–0); approval of road list (14–0); rezoning (14–0); approval of Waste to Jobs resolution (14–0).
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The Bradley County Commission recorded the following outcomes during its Feb. 17, 2026 regular session.
- Approval of minutes (Jan. 20, 2026): Motion passed unanimously (14–0).
- Consent agenda: Approved (13 for, 1 opposed). Consent attachments included multiple budget amendments, asset-disposal authorizations, notary appointments and other routine items. Among consent items, the Finance Committee recommendation to ask the mayor to consider phasing turf-project financing (immediate financing for Blue Springs, Bradley North and Urbane Road; grant funding next year for Elrod Park) was recorded 9–5 and carried as part of the consent package.
- Approval of 2026/2027 Budget Preparation Calendar: Approved unanimously (14–0).
- RESOLUTION 2026-03 — Bradley County Park Upgrades (2026 CDBG application): Adopted unanimously (14–0). Resolution authorizes mayor to apply for up to $1,000,000 in CDBG funds with a required 17% local match.
- 2026 Bradley County Road List: Approved unanimously (14–0). Road-list attachments document annexation and minor boundary updates; full list recorded as meeting attachment.
- RESOLUTION 2026-04 — Rezoning (135 Breckenridge Drive NW): Adopted unanimously (14–0). The Planning Commission had recommended approval on Jan. 15, 2026; a public hearing was opened and the minutes record no opposition.
- RESOLUTION 2026-05 — Supporting the Tennessee Waste to Jobs Act: Adopted unanimously (14–0). The resolution urges the state legislature to enact the proposed law to increase recycling and develop markets for recovered materials.
The meeting adjourned at 12:29 P.M.
