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Spring City approves event sponsorships, fireworks contract and a tourism commission appointment

Mayor and Board of Commissioners of Spring City, Tennessee · October 3, 2024
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Summary

The commission approved sponsorships for two bass tournaments, a fireworks contract for Shake the Lake, and appointed Ava Wilson to the Tourism & Events Commission; one sponsorship drew a lone Nay vote.

The Spring City Board approved multiple event-related items on Oct. 3, 2024, including two fishing tournament sponsorships, a fireworks contract for the town’s Shake the Lake event, and an appointment to the Tourism & Events Commission.

Commissioner Reba Murphy moved to approve a $1,250 sponsorship for the Tennessee Bass Nation Kayak Series scheduled Feb. 8, 2025; Vice-Mayor Jody Bauer seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The minutes state Rhea County will pay 50% ($1,250) toward that sponsorship; the phrasing in the minutes is internally inconsistent (see clarifying details).

The board also approved a proposal from Pyro Shows for the 2025 Shake the Lake fireworks listed in the minutes as June 28, 2024 (rain date July 5, 2025) in the amount of $13,500; Commissioner Murphy moved and Commissioner Beaver seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The meeting minutes list the date(s) as shown; the record contains an apparent date inconsistency.

For a Phoenix Bass Fishing League (BFL) tournament scheduled Oct. 12–19, 2025, the board approved a $7,500 sponsorship to be paid from the Spring City Hotel/Motel Occupancy Tax; Vice-Mayor Bauer seconded Commissioner Murphy’s motion. The minutes record Commissioner Kevin Jenkins voting Nay while the motion carried.

Vice-Mayor Jody Bauer and Commissioner Reba Murphy moved and seconded approval of Ava Wilson as a board member of the Spring City Tourism and Events Commission; that appointment carried unanimously.