FW: The latest news for you

[Pannell, Donald]

Please see the email below from the Tennessee Municipal League with the highlights of the newest edition of the Tennessee Town & City newsletter. There is a link to download the full edition.

 

In service,

 

Donald Pannell, M.S., EFO
Fire Management Consultant
UT Municipal Technical Advisory Service

7777 Walnut Grove Road, Suite 3, Box 14
Memphis, Tennessee 38120

donald....@tennessee.edu
(901) 233-1434 Mobile | (865) 974-0411 Office
mtas.tennessee.edu

 

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Sent: Monday, May 18, 2026 9:08 AM
Subject: The latest news for you

 

You don't want to miss this.

Tennessee Town & City - May 2026   Download Full Issue     114th General Assembly adjourns sine die The second session of the 114th Tennessee General Assembly adjourned Thursday, April 23, 2026, with lawmakers ultimately passing a $58.3 billion state budget.... Read more.   Elections held in four municipalities Spring elections were held in four municipalities this spring, including a highly publicized referendum on the role of the mayor in Germantown... Read more.   State officials forecast future of data, A.I. in aiding in disaster responses As severe weather events across Tennessee increase, state officials are incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) and other technology into emergency... Read more.   Jackson officials reflect on success of Love Your Block As the application period for a new round of grants opens, officials in Jackson are reflecting on how their participation in the Love Your Block grant program... Read more.   Technology plays increasing role in how cities respond to, plan for major events From natural disasters to major community gatherings, IT provides a critical backbone for how municipalities and emergency officials respond... Read more.   Byrd announces retirement from UT-IPS Herb Byrd, vice president of the University of Tennessee Institute for Public Service (IPS), will retire Sept. 30 following 40 years of dedicated service to.... Read more.   THDA resources aim to help cities find data-driven housing solutions As local leaders seek to tackle housing issues, officials with the Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA) are hoping their data can help municipalities...Read more.           Our Company | Contact Us | FAQs | Privacy Policy

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