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Spring City commission approves application for Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant
Summary
At a special call meeting Oct. 30, 2025, the Spring City Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 2025-13 to authorize the City Recorder and Fire Chief to apply for a 2025 Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant through the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry to obtain a Wildland Fire Suppression Kit valued at about $3,000 with no local match.
Spring City’s Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 2025-13 during a special call meeting Oct. 30, 2025, authorizing the City Recorder and the city’s fire chief to apply for the 2025 Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant through the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry. The resolution, moved by Commissioner Reba Murphy and seconded by Vice‑Mayor Jody Bauer, instructs staff to pursue the grant opportunity on behalf of the city.
The resolution specifies the grant would provide a Wildland Fire Suppression Kit valued at approximately $3,000 and requires no local match. The commission recorded Aye votes from Commissioners Thomas Beaver, Reba Murphy, Vice‑Mayor Jody Bauer and Mayor Leon Locke; Commissioner Kevin Jenkins was absent. The motion carried and the minutes were attested by City Recorder Brenda Dodson and Mayor Leon Locke (attestation line dated 11-6-25 in the record).
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