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Comptroller flags ADA compliance; Friendsville seeks new IT vendor

Friendsville Board of Commissioners · April 2, 2026
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Summary

The Tennessee Comptroller told Friendsville the city's website and social media must comply with ADA requirements; the mayor called it a simple fix and the city said it is searching for a new IT vendor after troubles with the current contractor.

City Administrator Kim Rogers reported the city received a letter from the Tennessee Comptroller's Office saying the city's website and social media posts must be updated to comply with ADA requirements. "The city's website and any social media posts would have to be updated to comply with ADA requirements," the administrator reported to the board.

Mayor Steven Cardwell said it should be a simple fix for a website designer, and staff also said the city is seeking a new IT vendor because of issues with the current provider. The board did not vote on a specific vendor at the April 2 meeting; staff indicated they will pursue corrective work and vendor options.