December Update

December update for Knox County!

 ***WOW! What a busy time of the year! Our Bob Thomas for Knox County Mayor group walked in the WIVK Knoxville Christmas Parade. Since I started the parade in 1976 and was the chairman of the parade for 16 years, it was surreal walking "IN" the parade as a candidate for Knox County Mayor. Thanks to all my family members and supporters that walked with us and encouraged us during the parade. We continue to work hard toward our goal since our announcement last May. If you would like more details on our campaign or would like to view our announcement follow this link: ElectBobThomas.com. My family would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy New year!

***December's Ed and Bob NIGHT OUT in Knox County will be Ed Brantley and I ringing the bell for the Salvation Army at West Town next to the Cheesecake Factory on the 14th from 6p-8p. We hope many people will stop by with donations and speak with us about their concerns.

 ***Knox County’s 18th annual Holiday Festival of Lights at The Cove at Concord Park kicks off Friday, Dec. 16th at 6pm and runs through Friday, Dec. 30, excluding Christmas Day. The three-quarter-mile greenway trail will be illuminated nightly from 6 to 9 p.m. The Cove is located at 11808 S. Northshore Drive. 

 ***November's Knox County School Bus Safety awards was a great celebration for drivers that do a great job everyday for our children. The awards are sponsored by Ted Russell Ford and WIVK. Five drivers who were graded with excellent marks were presented a $100 check from Andy White owner of Ted Russell Ford along with a Certificate of Appreciation from the Knox County School System and a prize package from WIVK.

Commissioner Bob Thomas starts the presentation.

 

 Andy White, the owner of Ted Russell Ford, speaking about why it is important to honor these drivers.

 (From left to right) driver Jean Morris, Wivik the Frog, driver Joe Miller, driver Howard Mitchell, driver Randel Courtney, Andy White owner of Ted Russell, driver Melissa Hendrix, Knox County Schools Transportation Head Dr. Rick Grubb and Knox County Commissioner Bob Thomas)

 ***On November 16th we hosted another Ed & Bob NIGHT OUT in Knox County at E. B.'s Eats and Treats in Halls. It was a great turnout and we got to speak with several citizens with problems.

***I participated in the "Principal for a Day" program serving as the principal at Rocky Hill Elementary. A great school with a wonderful staff and involved parents.

I visited with my granddaughter, Piper, a student at RHE.

 With Rocky Hill Principal Cory Smith opening the doors as the children arrive.

 In music class they let me show my musical skills. They weren't impressed.

***The Annual Hope Gala was November 11th at the Mill and Mine on Depot Avenue. As a board member of the East Tennessee American Cancer Society, it was great to see the event sold out. A lot of money raised to fight cancer!

WVLT's Ted Hall was the MC for the evening.

 The crowd was entertained with "Deulin' Pianos."

In Commission news...
On Monday, December 12th at 5:00pm, the Knox County Commission will hold its monthly workshop in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building. This month we are meeting a week earlier due to Christmas.

On Monday, December 19th at 2pm the Knox County Pension and Retirement Board will meet on the 6th floor of the City County Building in the Commission Conference Room. I am on that board and will be present. The Beer Board will meet at 4:00pm. The regular Commission meeting will begin at 5pm followed by Zoning at 7pm. All meetings will take place in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building.

The bulk of the items that are coming before Commission for December are from two departments: 36 school resolutions (merely a formality as they pass whether we vote for them or not) and 8 from Engineering and Public Works. In zoning there are 8 issues this month. Some resolutions that stand out are:
1. Approval of $360,000 for design work of additions and renovations to Inskip elementary.
2. Acceptance of a $100,000 donation from PetSafe for a dog park at the new Plumb Creek Park.
3. Approval $800,000 for Community Development for permanent multi-family renatl housing for homeless veterans.
4. Resolution for Stop Loss insurance contract for employee health insurance costing $651,818.

Should you or any Knox County resident need assistance from Knox County government, please contact me at:
Bob.Thomas@KnoxCounty.org or 865-309-4364

Seat 10 At-Large Commissioner of Knox County Commission
Chairman, Knox County Cable TV Committee
Chairman, Knox County Disability Committee
Knox County Development Corp Board
Knox County Pension & Retirement Committee
Knox County Parks & Recreation Board
Metro Drug Coalition Board
Dogwood Arts Festival Board
Young-Williams Animal Center Board
American Cancer Society Board
Arts & Culture Alliance Board
Community Television Board
Thompson-Boling Arena Use Committee

The November 2016 Knox County Safe Bus Driver Awards

(Thursday, November 17th, 2016) The Knox County Schools Bus Driver Safety Awards were held at Ted Russell Ford, 8551 Kingston Pike.

Here are some facts:
1. There are approximately 375 Knox County School bus drivers
2. They drive 20,000 miles A DAY! That's like driving from Knoxville to Los Angeles and then BACK to Knoxville - FIVE TIMES...in ONE day. And all in rush hour.
3. There are a lot of drivers that do it right each and every day.

These drivers have been graded with high standards by the Knox County School system, the contractors, the Sheriff's Department and by school staff.

 

 

The Knox County School Bus driver Safety Awards at Ted Russell Ford on Kingston Pike begin.

 

Andy White, the owner of Ted Russell Ford addresses the crowd.

  

 

 (From left to right) driver Jean Morris, Wivik the Frog, driver Joe Miller, driver Howard Mitchell, driver Randel Courtney, Andy White owner of Ted Russell, driver Melissa Hendrix, Knox County Schools Transportation Head Dr. Rick Grubb and Knox County Commissioner Bob Thomas)

The drivers that were honored this month are:

1. Randel Courtney, drives bus 9146 at Halls schools for the contractor Rudder. He has driven for 4 years.
2. Melissa Hendrix, drives bus 963 at West Haven for T & J Bus Lines. She has driven for 14 years.
3. Joe Miller, drives bus 125 at the Halls schools for T & J Buses. He has driven for 21 years.
4. Howard Mitchell, drives bus 220 at Farragut schools for BLJ. He has driven for 3 years.
5. Jean Morris, drives bus 35 at the Farragut schools for BLJ. She has driven for 10 years.

Collectively, these drivers have over 52 years of experience driving a school bus!

The awards are sponsored by Ted Russell Ford and WIVK 107.7. They each received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Knox County Schools, a $100 check from Andy White the owner of Ted Russell Ford and a prize package from WIVK. Congratulations drivers and job well done!

There are many great school bus drivers in Knox County and this is one small way we can show them our appreciation. If you have any questions please contact Commissioner Bob Thomas.
 

 

Should you or any Knox County resident need assistance from Knox County government, please contact me at:
Bob.Thomas@KnoxCounty.org or 865-309-4364
Seat 10 At-Large Commissioner of Knox County Commission
Chairman, Knox County Cable TV Committee
Chairman, Knox County Disability Committee
Knox County Development Corp Board
Knox County Pension & Retirement Committee
Knox County Parks & Recreation Board
Metro Drug Coalition Board
Dogwood Arts Festival Board
Young-Williams Animal Center Board
American Cancer Society Board
Arts & Culture Alliance Board
Community Television Board
Thompson-Boling Arena Use Committee

November Update

November update for Knox County!

 ***Another month zoomed by and we added many new supporters and donors to our campaign for Knox County Mayor! We continue to work hard toward our goal since our announcement last May. If you would like more details on our campaign or would like to view our announcement follow this link: ElectBobThomas.com.

 ***This month's Knox County School Bus Safety awards will be Thursday, November 17th at 11:00am at Ted Russell Ford. The awards are sponsored by Ted Russell Ford and WIVK. Five drivers who were graded with excellent marks will be presented a $100 check from Andy White owner of Ted Russell Ford along with a Certificate of Appreciation from the Knox County School System and a prize package from WIVK.

 ***On Wednesday, November 16th the next Ed & Bob NIGHT OUT in Knox County will be at E. B.'s Eats and Treats, 4620 Mill Branch Drive in Halls from 5-7pm. Join us for some "treats" and a little conversation or to share any concerns you may have. https://www.facebook.com/events/145842062555307/

***I graduated from the Knoxville Airport Authority's Aviation Academy. The five weeks of education about "behind the scenes" activities at McGhee Tyson Airport and Knoxville Downtown Island Airport were a great learning experience.

***I will be participating in the Knox County Schools' "Principal for a Day" program again this year. On Tuesday, Nov. 15th I will be at Rocky Hill Elementary.
 
***The Knox County Health Department's video presentation to the National Association of Counties Health Learning Challenge was screened Oct. 25th. You can see the video I hosted about how to make counties across America healthier here: https://www.facebook.com/KnoxCountyHealthDepartment/videos/10157460684330471/

***On October 22nd I participated in the 3rd Annual Five Points Clean-Up. The group’s mission is to unify and beautify East Knoxville through increased community engagement and community pride. I chose to concentrate on cleaning the Burlington area, where I spent a lot of my childhood.

 

 

***On Friday, November 25th the Clarence Brown Theater presents the opening night of "A Christmas Carol." Performances will run through December 18th. For more details visit http://clarencebrowntheatre.com/.
 ***On November 1st the Emerald Youth Foundation Legacy Dinner took place. My Holston High School classmate Renda Burkardt was honored for her outstanding contributions.

 ***On November 3rd the Annual Mission of Hope Banquet took place at Rothchild's. This program helps those families in need throughout the Appalachian area. Great crowd and great performance and testimony from my friend Sammy "Barney Fife" Sawyer.

***On November 4th the "Boots, Buckles and Books," annual fundraiser for the Friends of Literacy took place at the Standard. Great night of fun, food and music for a very good cause.

***The Young-Williams Animal Center's "Furry Fall Festival" on November 6th was a huge success. Put it on your calendar for 2017! 

***The Annual Hope Gala will be Friday, November 11th at the Mill and Mine on Depot Avenue. As a Board Member of the East Tennessee American Cancer Society, I hope everyone will consider attending this fundraiser that helps battle a disease that has affected so many East Tennessee families. Details here: https://acsknoxville.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/2016HopeGala/tabid/756261/Default.aspx

In Commission news...
On Monday, November 14th at 5:00pm, the Knox County Commission will hold its monthly workshop in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building. This month we are meeting a week earlier due to Thanksgiving.

On Monday, November 21st at 1pm the Knox County Pension and Retirement Board will meet on the 6th floor of the City County Building in the Commission Conference Room. I am on that board and will be present. The Beer Board will meet at 4:00pm. The regular Commission meeting will begin at 5pm followed by Zoning at 7pm. All meetings will take place in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building.

The bulk of the items that are coming before Commission for November are from two departments: 15 school resolutions (merely a formality as they pass whether we vote for them or not) and 6 from Engineering and Public Works. In zoning there are 7 issues this month. Some resolutions that stand out are:
1. Approval of the receipt of $600,000 for a State of Tennessee Department of Education Innovation Zone grant.
2. Approval of a Port Security Program grant in the amount of $132,452 to purchase a marine enforcement boat.
3. Approval of secondary service weapons donated to officers upon retirement.

Should you or any Knox County resident need assistance from Knox County government, please contact me at:
Bob.Thomas@KnoxCounty.org or 865-309-4364

Seat 10 At-Large Commissioner of Knox County Commission
Chairman, Knox County Cable TV Committee
Chairman, Knox County Disability Committee
Knox County Development Corp Board
Knox County Pension & Retirement Committee
Knox County Parks & Recreation Board
Metro Drug Coalition Board
Dogwood Arts Festival Board
Young-Williams Animal Center Board
American Cancer Society Board
Arts & Culture Alliance Board
Community Television Board
Thompson-Boling Arena Use Committee

October 2016 Knox County Schools Bus Driver Safety Awards

(Wednesday, October 19th, 2016) The Knox County Schools Bus Driver Safety Awards were held this morning at Ted Russell Ford, 8551 Kingston Pike. Here are some facts:

1. There are approximately 375 Knox County School bus drivers
2. They drive 20,000 miles A DAY! That's like driving from Knoxville to Los Angeles and then BACK to Knoxville - FIVE TIMES...in ONE day. And all in rush hour.
3. There are a lot of drivers that do it right each and every day.

 

 The Knox County School Bus driver Safety Awards at Ted Russell Ford on Kingston Pike begin.

 

Andy White, the owner of Ted Russell Ford addresses the crowd.

 (From left to right) driver Stephen Cauthen, Andy White owner of Ted Russell, driver Tegwyn Pryse, driver George Jefferies, driver Frank Overton, Knox County Schools Interim Superintendent Buzz Thomas, driver Greg Gentry, WIVK mascot Wivik the Frog and Knox County Commissioner Bob Thomas)

The drivers that were honored this month are:

1. Stephen Cauthen, drives bus 243 at Farragut Primary, Middle School and High School for the contractor BLJ. He has driven for 5 years.
2. Greg Gentry, drives bus 126 at Christenberry for Gentry Bus Lines. He has driven for 38 years.
3. George Jefferies, drives bus 206 at Shannondale for Lynch Buses. He has driven for 14 years.
4. Frank Overton, drives bus 245 at Halls Middle School. He has driven for 5 years.
5. Tegwyn Pryse, drives bus 227 at Farragut Intermediate and Primary Schools. She has driven for 10 years.

Collectively, these drivers have over 72 years of experience driving a school bus!

The awards are sponsored by Ted Russell Ford and WIVK 107.7. They each received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Knox County Schools and a $100 check from Andy White the owner of Ted Russell Ford. Congratulations drivers and job well done!

There are many great school bus drivers in Knox County and this is one small way we can show them our appreciation. The next presentation will be in November. If you have any questions please contact me.

Should you or any Knox County resident need assistance from Knox County government, please contact me at:
Bob.Thomas@KnoxCounty.org or 865-309-4364
Seat 10 At-Large Commissioner of Knox County Commission
Chairman, Knox County Cable TV Committee
Chairman, Knox County Disability Committee
Knox County Development Corp Board
Knox County Pension & Retirement Committee
Knox County Parks & Recreation Board
Metro Drug Coalition Board
Dogwood Arts Festival Board
Young-Williams Animal Center Board
American Cancer Society Board
Arts & Culture Alliance Board
Community Television Board
Thompson-Boling Arena Use Committee

October Update

October update for Knox County!

 ***This past month we added many new supporters and donors to our campaign! Another month went by quickly. We continue to work hard toward our goal since our announcement in May. If you would like more details on our campaign or missed our announcement you can view it at ElectBobThomas.com.

***Early voting begins Wednesday, October 19th and ends November 3rd. Get out to vote and talk to your neighbors! VOTE Republican! Make sure we put someone in the White House that will place the right people on the Supreme Court.

***This month's Knox County School Bus Safety awards will be Wednesday, October 19th presented by Ted Russell Ford and WIVK. The presentation will begin at 11:00am at Ted Russell Ford at 8551 Kingston Pike. Five drivers who have been graded with excellent marks will be presented a $100 check from Andy White the owner of Ted Russell Ford, a Certificate of Appreciation from the Knox County School System and a prize package from WIVK.

 ***On Thursday, October 20th, our Ed & Bob NIGHT OUT in Knox County will be 5-7p at Jackie's Dream, 2223 McCalla Avenue in East Knoxville. Come out and say hello and let Ed and I know your concerns and join us for some of Jackie's "Hot Chicken!" https://www.facebook.com/JackiesDream2223McCallaAve/

***It was my honor to be selected to join the Knoxville Airport Authority's Aviation Academy. Over five weeks we are learning all the "behind the scenes" activities that make McGhee Tyson Airport and Island Home Airport serve you best.

***I am very proud to be part of the National Association of Counties Health Learning Challenge and to host the video of our presentation to make counties across America healthier. You can view the video here: https://www.facebook.com/KnoxCountyHealthDepartment/videos/10157460684330471/


***I am honored to be a member of the Arts and Culture Alliance Board that hosted the "Dinner on the Bridge" October 2nd to celebrate Knoxville's 225th birthday. Closing the Gay Street bridge for dinner and music was a tremendous success in marking this festive occasion, as well as raising funds and awareness for our artist community.

***Saturday, October 1st I visited the annual Greekfest to kick off October. Great food, music and fun. Everyone should put this event on their "Must Do" list.

***I was proud to be the guest stadium announcer at the September 30th Central Bobcat football game. It was Homecoming on a beautiful fall-like night.

***Saturday, October 22n the Annual Five Points Clean-Up takes place from 9a-Noon. The event kicks off at the Harvest Center Plaza parking lot, 2410 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. Join me as we clean the East Knoxville community. We will meet at Harvest Center Plaza and then disperse into the neighborhoods to pick up litter. Snacks and beverages and the use of cleanup tools, gloves and supplies will be provided to participants at no cost.  I encourage everyone to come out and help. The group’s mission is to unify and beautify East Knoxville through increased community engagement and community pride. 

***On Friday, October 28th the Clarence Brown Theater presents the opening night of "This is our Youth." Performances will run through November 13th. For more details visit http://clarencebrowntheatre.com/.

***Halloween is on Monday, October 31st. We will still be in Daylight Savings Time but make sure you are extra careful driving through neighborhoods that night as "Trick or Treaters" will be out in force.

***I am part of the planning for the biggest and best adult costume party! It's the Young-Williams Animal Center's "Howl-O-Ween" Friday, October 28th at the Jackson Terminal. 
The bash features live music by The Coveralls, a costume contest, a taco bar, moonshine tasting, wine, beer, a candy bar and some howling surprises. Tickets are $45.00. I am a Board Member of YWAC and assure you that all money raised will help provide medical care for our pets, offset facility costs, and public spay and neuter surgeries for low income families. Get your tickets and more information here: http://www.young-williams.org/blog/2016/10/06/join-us-for-howl-o-ween/

***Sunday, November 6th Daylights Savings Time ENDS! Let your clocks "fall back" to regular EST. Set your clocks before you go to bed on Saturday night, November 5th to make sure you don't miss church.

***Tuesday, November 1st at 6:00pm it's the Emerald Youth Foundation Legacy Dinner at the Knoxville Convention Center. For more details: http://emeraldyouth.org/get-involved/events/emerald-youth-foundation-legacy-dinner

***Thursday, November 3rd at 6:00pm it's the Annual Mission of Hope Banquet at Rothchild's on Kingston Pike. This program helps those families in need throughout the Appalachian area. For more details: http://missionofhope.org/our-events/celebration-fundraising-banquet-at-rothchild/

***Friday, November 4th it's "Boots, Buckles and Books" the annual fundraiser for the Friends of Literacy. It's a fun night of food and music at The Standard on Jackson Avenue. For more info: http://friendsofliteracy.org/our-events/2016/11/4/boots-buckles-books

***The Young-Williams Animal Center "Furry Fall Festival" is Sunday, November 6th from noon-4 pm. It's FREE and open to the public with booths and activities for pets and their families to enjoy. It all takes place at Young-Williams Animal Center located at 3201 Division Street. details here: http://www.young-williams.org/blog/2016/10/11/join-us-for-free-family-fun/.

***The Annual Hope Gala will be Friday, November 11th at the Mill and Mine on Depot Avenue. As a Board Member of the East Tennessee American Cancer Society I hope everyone will consider attending this fundraiser that helps battle a disease that has affected so many East Tennessee families. Details here: https://acsknoxville.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/2016HopeGala/tabid/756261/Default.aspx

In Commission news...

On Monday, October 17th at 5:00pm, the Knox County Commission will hold its monthly workshop in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building. At 4:00p we will be hold our quarterly-required Finance Committee meeting.

On Monday, October 24th at 1pm the Knox County Pension and Retirement Board will meet on the 6th floor of the City County Building in the Commission Conference Room. I am on that board and will be present.  The regular Commission will begin at 5pm followed by Zoning at 7pm. All meetings will take place in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building. There will NOT be Knox County Commission Beer Board meeting this month due to no applications or citations.


The bulk of the items that are coming before Commission for October are from two departments: 19 school resolutions (merely a formality as they pass whether we vote for them or not) and 9 from Purchasing. In zoning there are 10 issues this month. Some resolutions that stand out are:
1. A Memorandum of Understanding between Knox County Parks & Recreation and Carter High School for the use of baseball and softball fields.
2. The transfer of some  property between the city of Knoxville and Knox County.
3. The purchase of land by Knox County from a trust.
4. A resolution approving a Memorandum of Understanding between the Knox County Regional Forensic Center and the Appalachia HIDTA to address drug related activities and deaths.

Should you or any Knox County resident need assistance from Knox County government, please contact me at:
Bob.Thomas@KnoxCounty.org or 865-309-4364

Seat 10 At-Large Commissioner of Knox County Commission
Chairman, Knox County Cable TV Committee
Chairman, Knox County Disability Committee
Knox County Development Corp Board
Knox County Pension & Retirement Committee
Knox County Parks & Recreation Board
Metro Drug Coalition Board
Dogwood Arts Festival Board
Young-Williams Animal Center Board
American Cancer Society Board
Arts & Culture Alliance Board
Community Television Board
Thompson-Boling Arena Use Committee

September Update

September update for Knox County!

 ***THANK YOU to our many new supporters donating to our campaign for Knox County Mayor! We continue to work hard toward our goal since our announcement in May. If you would like more details on our campaign or missed our announcement you can view it at ElectBobThomas.com.

***On Wednesday, September 21st, this month's Ed & Bob NIGHT OUT in Knox County will be 5-7p at Archer's Bar BQ, 408 South Gay Street downtown. We invite you to join us for some of Archer Bagley's Memphis Style BBQ. http://www.archersbbq.com/


***On Tuesday, August 16th I had the honor of speaking at the Knox County Young Republicans Club. Thanks to everyone that joined us.

***On Wednesday, September 7th I was the guest speaker at the College Republicans Club on the University of Tennessee campus in the Howard Baker Jr. Center. What a great crowd! And  many volunteered to help our campaign. These young men and woman are our future.

***Tuesday, August 30th I joined others to raise funds for East Tennessee Children's Hospital  on "The Star of Knoxville" riverboat with the "Cards for Kids." It was a fun night! Thanks to my supporters who made us the top fundraiser!

***As a member of the Knox County Parks and Recreation Board I was glad to see us break ground on the new Plumb Creek Park in August. 

***Tennessee football is in full swing with two home games coming up...Ohio University this Saturday and Florida the next Saturday. At the Battle at Bristol my son Chad and I enjoyed seeing Peyton Manning and NASCAR great Rusty Wallace.

 

***On Tuesday, September 20th, I will be the host at Tennova's Senior Day lunchtime performance at the Dixie Stampede. All seniors are invited. There will be a Wellness Expo before the show. Doors open 11:00am.

***Sunday, September 25th, 5p-8p, you can return to the Corner, (now Holly's Corner) and hear Con Hunley sing and enjoy a meal from one of Knoxville's top chefs. Limited seating! Get your tickets now at https://www.facebook.com/events/858937087570829/

***Friday Night Lights! Many of you know I narrated the film, Friday Night Lights as "Slammin' Sammy Stands,"...well Friday night, September 30th I will be the stadium announcer at Central High School's football game. I did one game last year and I enjoyed seeing a lot of old friends and meeting many new ones. I appreciate being invited back.

***Dinner on the Bridge! I am on the Arts & Culture Alliance Board which is hosting a dinner on the Gay Street bridge Sunday, October 2nd to celebrate Knoxville's 225th anniversary. Seating is limited. Get your reservations and more details at http://www.knoxalliance.com/dinner-on-the-bridge/

In Commission news...


On Monday, September19th at 5:00pm, the Knox County Commission will hold its monthly workshop in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building. Psst! At 4:30p we will be shooting the new group photo!

On Monday, September 26th at 1pm the Knox County Pension and Retirement Board will meet on the 6th floor of the City County Building in the Commission Conference Room. I am on that board and will be present. Also that day, the Knox County Commission Beer Board will meet at 4pm. The regular Commission will begin at 5pm followed by Zoning at 7pm. All meetings will take place in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building.



The bulk of the items that are coming before Commission for August are from two departments: 41 school resolutions (merely a formality as they pass whether we vote for them or not) and 8 from Engineering and Public Works. There are four zoning issues this month. Some resolutions that stand out are:
1. Contract for the building of sidewalks at Powell Middle School
2. Consideration of approving state aid in resurfacing Brushy Valley Road at I-75 with $530,082 paid by TDOT and $10,818 from Knox County.
3. Consideration of accepting a federal grant of $183,457 for the Knox County Department of Air Quality
4. Consideration of transferring ownership of 45 acres of county property know as Meads Quarry to Ijams Nature Center.

Should you or any Knox County resident need assistance from Knox County government, please contact me at:
Bob.Thomas@KnoxCounty.org or 865-309-4364

Seat 10 At-Large Commissioner of Knox County CommissionChairman, Knox County Cable TV CommitteeChairman, Knox County Disability Committee
Knox County Development Corp Board
Knox County Pension & Retirement Committee
Knox County Parks & Recreation Board
Metro Drug Coalition Board
Dogwood Arts Festival Board
Young-Williams Animal Center Board
American Cancer Society Board
Arts & Culture Alliance Board
Community Television Board
Thompson-Boling Arena Use Committee