HB2431In Committee

Amends Chapter 213 of the Private Acts of 1992; as amended.

Tennessee HB2431 amends the Private Acts of 1992 to change the residency requirement for the city administrator from within the municipal limits to within a 50-mile radius of those limits, contingent upon local approval. This bill affects municipalities that have a city administrator position, allowing for a broader pool of candidates who may reside outside the city. The key provision is the modification of the residency requirement, which aims to enhance recruitment flexibility for the position.

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Overview

Tennessee HB2431 amends the Private Acts of 1992 to change the residency requirement for the city administrator from within the municipal limits to within a 50-mile radius of those limits, contingent upon local approval. This bill affects municipalities that have a city administrator position, allowing for a broader pool of candidates who may reside outside the city. The key provision is the modification of the residency requirement, which aims to enhance recruitment flexibility for the position.

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Sponsor

Rudder, Iris

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 3, 2026

Last Action

April 9, 2026

Re-ref Private Acts Committee

Subjects
South Pittsburg

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