Knox County · Budget season
Fiscal year 2022
July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022
Every budget & taxes decision the body made in this fiscal year, in the order it happened. Each step shows who moved it, how the body voted, and any dollar figure written into the motion — and links to that meeting and its source minutes.
Excludes 13 motions not yet published. Contested and deferred votes publish only after review, so this arc can run short until the queue clears.
30
budget decisions on the record
30
adopted
$101,258,899.80
written into adopted motions across 34 figures
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners met to approve various resolutions and ordinances. Key decisions included accepting several grants for technology and literacy, approving land use changes, and enacting ordinances related to holidays and park usage. The board also addressed routine matters like road acceptances and contract renewals.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-21-7-802
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Richie Beeler
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners approved numerous contracts and agreements, including those for HVAC services, various educational programs, and software licenses. They also authorized acceptance of several grants and donations to support student services and community programs, and approved the development of a countywide transportation plan. Several zoning and land use changes were also considered and approved.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-21-8-802
Designate/appropriate funds from FY21 to FY22. $9,835,564.43Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$9,835,564.43
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners met to approve numerous contracts and grant agreements for various county services and school programs, including virtual learning, work adjustment training, and facility maintenance. The commission also approved several zoning changes, reappointments to committees, and accepted donations for public safety equipment. Additionally, budget supplements were approved for elementary school projects and school programs.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-21-9-208
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$163,213.00
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R-21-9-209
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$261,000.00
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R-21-9-210
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$2,090,000.00
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R-21-9-501
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$98,000.00
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R-21-9-502
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$16,779,069.02
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R-21-9-601
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$6,764,400.00 · $2,254,800.00
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R-21-9-603
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$1,510,426.20 · $755,213.10
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R-21-9-604
Approve grant contract with TN Dept. of Mental Health for COAP Overdose Fatality Review Team. $79,550Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$79,550.00
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners met and approved several contracts and agreements, including those for road striping services, IT consulting, and security guard services. They also accepted significant grant funding for education and approved budget amendments for school projects and a domestic violence shelter. Several zoning and land use changes were also decided.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-21-10-502
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Randy Smith · seconded by Kyle Ward
$26,914 · $400,000 · $38,000
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners approved several contracts and agreements, including those for software services, GPS tracking, architectural design for park renovations, and jail security systems. They also authorized the acceptance of grant funds for schools and entered into agreements for dental services, public health preparedness, and community health programs. Additionally, the commission approved a new policy for naming rights for recreational facilities and parks, and entered into agreements for essential county services like language interpretation and fleet credit cards.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-22-1-901
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Randy Smith · seconded by Justin Biggs
$501,200.00
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners met and approved numerous agreements and contracts related to schools, infrastructure projects, and public services. They also approved several zoning changes to allow for residential and commercial development. Additionally, the board approved a significant grant for rental assistance to aid residents.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-22-3-203
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Larsen Jay · seconded by Charles Busler
$225,000.00 · $10,000.00 · $5,000.00
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R-22-3-205
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Larsen Jay · seconded by Charles Busler
$440,000.00
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R-22-3-206
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Larsen Jay · seconded by Charles Busler
$66,731.00
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R-22-3-402
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Larsen Jay · seconded by Charles Busler
$121,000.00
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R-22-3-404
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Larsen Jay · seconded by Charles Busler
$78,000.00
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R-22-3-501
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Larsen Jay · seconded by Charles Busler
$9,600.00
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R-22-3-503
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Larsen Jay · seconded by Charles Busler
$20,757,611.06
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R-22-3-902
Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Larsen Jay · seconded by Charles Busler
$324,588.00 · $167,212.00
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners convened to approve numerous contracts and grants, including significant funding for interactive display panels in schools ($14.16 million) and federal funds for housing and community development ($1.6 million). They also approved a lease for Bower Field and established a continuous four-year property reappraisal cycle. Additionally, the commission appointed John Marshall and Christopher Manning to the Sheriff's Office Merit System Council.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-22-4-501
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Charles Busler · seconded by Carson Dailey
$150,000.00 to The Mend House
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R-22-4-502
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Charles Busler · seconded by Carson Dailey
$1,190,755.00 · $429,713.00
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R-22-4-503
Accept ERA1 reallocated funds. $15,570,984Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Charles Busler · seconded by Carson Dailey
$15,570,984.00
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R-22-4-802
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Charles Busler · seconded by Carson Dailey
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R-22-4-903
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by John Schoonmaker · seconded by Terry Hill
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners met and approved numerous resolutions for contracts and agreements related to schools, public safety, and infrastructure. They also approved several zoning changes and land use amendments for new developments. Additionally, the commission accepted donations and grant funds for various county services.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-22-5-211
Authorize acceptance of federal funding for FY2023. $19,576,555.99Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$19,576,555.99
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R-22-5-212
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$410,000.00
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R-22-5-214
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$93,800.00
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R-22-5-802
Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Randy Smith
$75,000.00
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Our summary — not the record
Plain-language summary
The Knox County Board of Commissioners met and approved numerous contracts and agreements. Key decisions included approving a $2.9 million grant for public health emergency preparedness, a $750,000 contract for recycling services, and a $534,000 contract for a splash pad at Carl Cowan Park. The board also approved several zoning changes and a mineral severance tax, while one ordinance regarding the Sheriff's Civil Service Law failed to pass.
Quotes are copied word-for-word from the official minutes linked on this page.
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R-22-6-902
Adopted 9-1-0-1 · moved by John Schoonmaker · seconded by Charles Busler
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