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Carter County adopts resolution to apply for state housing-rehabilitation funds
Summary
The county commission unanimously adopted Resolution No. 792 directing the mayor to apply for Tennessee Housing Development Agency funds to support rehabilitation of homes for low-income residents.
The Carter County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously April 19 to adopt Resolution No. 792, authorizing the county mayor to apply for Tennessee Housing Development Agency funds to facilitate housing rehabilitation for low-income residents.
The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Commissioner Aaron Frazier and seconded by Mark Blevins. The recorded voice roll call was 23 yes, 0 no, with one commissioner absent. The resolution authorizes the mayor to execute the grant application and related paperwork on behalf of the county.
Commission discussion did not include specific project-level allocations; the resolution authorizes the application process only. No fiscal appropriation tied to the grant was recorded at this meeting; any grant award and required local match or contract commitments would be brought to the commission for action in a future meeting.
The commission’s approval moves the county into the formal THDA application process; staff were directed to proceed with application steps.
