Sevierville approves $250,000 contribution to Smart Signals tourism resiliency project
Summary
The city authorized a $250,000 contribution through the Sevier Transportation Board toward the Tourism Resiliency (ARPA EDA) Smart Signals project, the board approved the incremental expense at its Feb. 2 meeting.
The Sevierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Feb. 2 approved a $250,000 expenditure to fund the city's share of the Tourism Resiliency Smart Signals project, a project tied to ARPA and EDA programs and administered through the Sevier Transportation Board.
Dustin Smith presented the request and said the funding effort is part of the city's participation in the regional Smart Signals initiative. Vice Mayor Mitch Rader moved and Alderman Wayne Helton seconded the motion to approve the incremental expense; the motion carried.
The board recorded no conditions or roll-call details beyond the meeting motion; staff will proceed with the city's share as approved and coordinate via the Sevier Transportation Board and project partners for implementation.
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