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Safety walkthroughs not complete in mold infested Chattanooga Police Service Building (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — The City Council's budget and finance committee heard from Chattanooga Police officials as they weigh next steps for mold remediation at the Service Building on Amnicola Highway on Tuesday. During the meeting, the officials outlined years of missteps that led to the mold issue in the building. Director of Police HR Operations Taylor Walker told the committee: Police Chief John Chambers also told council members that someone, who they haven't been able to identify, called the
Dade County considering employee credit card policy after commissioner's New Orleans trip (opens the original)
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Dade County leaders are considering new rules for county credit cards as state investigators review allegations tied to Commissioner Melissa Bradford’s spending during a conference in New Orleans. The proposed policy comes after concerns were raised publicly about purchases made on a county card while Bradford and her husband attended the National Association of Counties conference from July 17 through July 20. Receipts obtained through an open records request show $1,181.52 in food and beverage
Bradley County resident pushes back on data center planned near Walker Valley High School (opens the original)
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A Bradley County woman who lives near the site of a newly proposed data center says she doesn't want the county to gamble with the protections it put in place earlier this year. The proposed Project MidSpan would cover more than 300 acres near Walker Valley High School. Bradley County Mayor Gary Davis says the nearest proposed data center building would sit about 1,700 feet from the school, well inside the 3,000-foot setback county commissioners approved for data centers in April. Bradley County
Iran war drives diesel to $6.51 a gallon nationwide, straining Tennessee school districts (opens the original)
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RHEA COUNTY, Tenn. — As diesel prices climb to record highs nationwide, school districts in the Tennessee Valley are bracing for a costly start to the school year as they work to keep buses on the road. Diesel in the U.S. is now $6.51 on average, a nearly 30-cent jump from one week ago. According to AAA, that is the highest-ever average recorded price for diesel. Prices have been steadily increasing since the War in Iran began in May, and with no end to the conflict in sight, schools are prepari
Chattanooga showcases smart corridor tech on MLK Boulevard to speed up emergency response (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Chattanooga is showcasing its work on the smart corridor along Martin Luther King Boulevard, using technology designed to help first responders move through traffic more quickly during emergencies. The smart technology is funded through a federal grant program aimed at improving road safety in Chattanooga. City officials and emergency responders on Wednesday demonstrated how the system works in emergency situations, based on research from the past year. The technology, which
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