Amends Chapter 14 of the Private Acts of 2011.
Tennessee HB2022 amends Chapter 14 of the Private Acts of 2011 to expand the responsibilities of the city recorder, allowing for the administration of functions necessary for municipal operations and the preparation of financial reports as requested by the Mayor and Board. Additionally, the bill modifies the residency requirement for the chief of police, permitting them to reside anywhere within the county instead of being restricted to the city limits. This legislation is subject to local approval.
Tennessee HB2022 amends Chapter 14 of the Private Acts of 2011 to expand the responsibilities of the city recorder, allowing for the administration of functions necessary for municipal operations and the preparation of financial reports as requested by the Mayor and Board. Additionally, the bill modifies the residency requirement for the chief of police, permitting them to reside anywhere within the county instead of being restricted to the city limits. This legislation is subject to local approval.
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