Sevier County creates task force to study possible merger with Pittman Center Volunteer Fire Department
Summary
At a July 23, 2026 special meeting, the Sevier County Emergency Services Committee voted unanimously to form a task force to study a potential merger with the Pittman Center Volunteer Fire Department; the group will include representatives from the Mayor’s Office, county fire/rescue and the town of Pittman Center.
The Sevier County Emergency Services Committee voted unanimously on July 23, 2026, to form a task force to examine a potential merger with the Pittman Center Volunteer Fire Department (PCVFD). The motion, made by Commissioner Jack Parton and seconded by Commissioner Aaron Foster, passed without recorded opposition.
Commissioner Bryan Delius called the meeting to order at 12:10 PM; the committee moved the matter into a formal study rather than taking immediate action on a merger. The task force will include representatives of the Mayor’s Office, Sevier County Fire/Rescue, the Emergency Services Committee, the town of Pittman Center, and PCVFD, per the motion text. The meeting adjourned at 1:24 PM.
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