The Greeneville Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the consideration to participate in the Property Conservation Matching Grant Program, after a motion was made by Alderman Scott Bullington at yesterdays meeting.
The $4,000 grant will allow for security cameras to be placed in Hardin Park and a 50% local match is required from the town. It is one of the 3 grants that is being offered by Public Entity Partners. The town will now be applying for all three, the first two were the Drivers Safety and Safety Partners Grant. With the approval, the town can apply on behalf of the Parks and Recreation Department and will be working on placement of the cameras.
The Board passed a motion for Midnight on Main to close portions of Main and Depot Street and decided to table the consideration of a new cell phone policy for their next meeting. More information was requested by Mayor Cal Doty on what the costs were for the towns accounts with its employees on cell phone plans. City Administrator Todd Smith said the current plan is just one of the things that needs some cleaning up.
Additionally, the special event sign request for the 2022 Greeneville Women’s Club Holiday Bazaar was approved. The event will be on November 5 and 6 on Hal Henard Road.
The Beer Board met shortly after and approved both applications for off-premise consumption for the Road Runner Markets on East Andrew Johnson Highway.
