Press Release

Chattanooga, Tenn. (Tuesday, July 11) – Chattanooga City Council today approved a resolution authorizing Mayor Tim Kelly to formalize a resident-led partnership effort between the City of Chattanooga and Trostyanets – a Ukrainian city that survived 31 days of Russian occupation and is struggling to recover from the effects of the ongoing Russian invasion. No city funds will be allocated […]

Two single-unit structures will provide temporary shelter during the 12 month pilot.  Chattanooga, Tenn (Friday, July 7) – The City of Chattanooga and Branch Technology today launched a new partnership to pilot the use of 3D-printed, single-unit structures as temporary shelters for people experiencing homelessness.  Branch Technology’s 3D-printed shelters located off 10th St.  “We’ve made great

After a nationwide search, City and Library welcome new director from Oregon CHATTANOOGA, TN – The City of Chattanooga and the Chattanooga Public Library (CPL) are proud to announce William O’Hearn as the new Executive Director of CPL. “Chattanooga’s library is a destination for 21st Century learning with tailored programs and services to meet the

One Chattanooga budget includes promised funding for public safety, roads and bridges, affordable housing and new parks, while optimizing city service delivery and performance, and prioritizing essential workers Chattanooga, Tenn. (Tuesday, June 20) – Chattanooga City Council today unanimously approved Mayor Tim Kelly’s Fiscal Year 2024 budget to advance the city’s One Chattanooga priorities and

Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly today announced the establishment of a new working group to rally resident support for Trostyanets, a Ukrainian city that survived 31 days of Russian occupation and is struggling to recover from the effects of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.