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Committee approves naming Blount County National Guard armory after William O. Gregory

Finance, Ways, and Means Committee · March 17, 2026
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Summary

House Bill 15-26 would name a Blount County National Guard armory for Commander Sergeant Major William O. Gregory in recognition of 41 years of service; committee advanced the bill unanimously.

Representative Stennett told the committee that Blount County has had three armories over time and that the new facility has not previously been named; he proposed naming the armory for Commander Sergeant Major William O. Gregory, who served 41 years, including service in the National Guard.

A brief clarification by Representative Crawford led to confirmation that the naming applied to a National Guard armory. Members called the previous question and the bill moved forward unanimously (26-0) to calendar and rules.