HB1717Signed

Amends Chapter 1 of the Private Acts of 2007.

Tennessee HB1717 proposes to repeal the act that designated the chief executive officer of the county as the county executive, contingent upon local approval. This bill affects the governance structure within the county by removing the specific title of "county executive" for the chief executive officer. The key provision is the repeal of the existing designation, which may lead to changes in the administrative framework of county leadership.

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Overview

Tennessee HB1717 proposes to repeal the act that designated the chief executive officer of the county as the county executive, contingent upon local approval. This bill affects the governance structure within the county by removing the specific title of "county executive" for the chief executive officer. The key provision is the repeal of the existing designation, which may lead to changes in the administrative framework of county leadership.

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Sponsor

Fritts, Monty

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

January 16, 2026

Last Action

May 1, 2026

Pr. Ch. 40

Subjects
Roane County

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HB1717: Amends Chapter 1 of the Private Acts of 2007. | LegisGo