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Chattanooga, Tenn. (March 25, 2025) - Today, the Kelly Administration
unveiled a new proposed tree ordinance aimed at preserving the city’s tree
canopy while ensuring responsible development. The ordinance is focused on
replacement, not restriction, offering flexible options for developers to
maintain Chattanooga’s urban forest.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (March 18, 2025) - The City of Chattanooga is calling
for vendors to sign up to be City suppliers. This initiative aims to ensure
that small, local, and traditionally disadvantaged businesses are
considered when the City purchases goods and services.
WHAT:
The City of Chattanooga will host the Inauguration ceremony for the Mayor
and members of the Chattanooga City Council. This event marks the beginning
of a new term for the City’s elected leaders as they take the oath of
office and affirm their commitment to serving the Chattanooga community.
WHEN:
Monday, April 14, 2025
10:00 AM (Doors Open at 9:00 AM)
WHERE:
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Auditorium
399 McCallie Ave
RSVP:
Members of the public can RSVP at cha.city/inauguration
Chattanooga, Tenn. (March 3, 2025) - Today, Mayor Kelly released a video previewing his administration and CARTA’s plan for parking reform in Chattanooga. View the video here.
The City of Chattanooga, in partnership with the Chattanooga Parking
Authority, CARTA, and private lot owners, is launching a multi-phase
initiative to enhance the downtown parking experience. This effort will
introduce improvements designed to make parking more convenient,
accessible, and cost-effective.
MEDIA ADVISORY
Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly to Present Proclamation at 36th Annual Arbor Day Celebration
WHAT:
Members of the media are invited to attend the City of Chattanooga’s 36th
Annual Arbor Day celebration.
BACKGROUND:
Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly will join the City’s Forestry Department and
the Chattanooga Tree Commission to celebrate the city’s 36th Annual Arbor
Day, where he will deliver brief remarks and present a proclamation
recognizing the vital role of trees and urban forestry in Chattanooga.
WHEN:
City Council Passes $29.9 Million Budget Amendment to Invest in Key
Priorities, Shore Up Police and Fire Pension Fund
Chattanooga, Tenn. (February 18, 2025) - Today, Chattanooga City Council
gave unanimous final passage to the Kelly Administration’s $29.9 million
budget amendment, investing in key priorities like road paving and public
safety while transferring $18 million to the Police and Fire Pension Fund
to meet minimum recommended funding levels.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (February 14, 2025) - The City of Chattanooga is proud
to announce construction has begun on the city’s new Business Resource
Center, a key initiative funded through the American Rescue Plan Act. With
a total budget of $1.8 million, this center will serve as a vital resource
for local entrepreneurs—especially those who have historically faced
barriers in accessing business support and funding.
Area of Downtown Chattanooga Alliance Business Improvement District saw
32% reduction in violent crime and 35% decrease in property crime from 2023
to 2024
Chattanooga, Tenn. (February 10th, 2025) - Today Chattanooga Mayor Tim
Kelly and Chattanooga Police Chief John Chambers announced that new data
analysis shows a more than 30% decrease in crime in Downtown Chattanooga
last year.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (February 10th, 2025) - To better meet the needs of
Chattanoogans, the city government is asking for participation in an online
survey about what programs and services are offered at Community Centers.
The survey, which runs through February 17, can be completed online by clicking
this link <http://tinyurl.com/chattcom>.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (February 4, 2025) - The City of Chattanooga's
Neighborhood Services Division is excited to announce the commencement of
the 2025 Neighborhood Registration Campaign. This annual initiative invites
all Chattanooga-based Neighborhood Associations to register with the City,
ensuring up-to-date contact information, meeting schedules, and board
member details are on file.
Registration is free for eligible neighborhood groups and offers numerous
benefits, including: