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Board of Commissioners · December 21, 2020

R-20-12-802

Accept FEMA grant award for COVID-19 expenditures

Consideration of a Resolution of the Commission of Knox County, Tennessee, authorizing the acceptance of a grant award from the Federal Emergency Management Agency Public Assistance Program, designated as FEMA 4514-DR-TN, in the amount of $14,168.21 for COVID-19 related expenditures for the period from January 20, 2020 through December 31, 2020. (No local match required) was before the Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Dailey moved to approve R-20-12-802 - Consideration of a Resolution of the Commission of Knox County, Tennessee, authorizing the acceptance of a grant award from the Federal Emergency Management Agency Public Assistance Program, designated as FEMA 4514-DR-TN, in the amount of $14,168.21 for COVID-19 related expenditures for the period from January 20, 2020 through December 31, 2020. (No local match required) was before the Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Lundy seconded the motion and upon roll call vote Commissioners Lundy, Durrett, Smith, Ward, Schoonmaker, Hill, Busler, Beeler, Dailey, Jay, and Biggs voted aye. The motion carried 11-0-0-0.

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On December 21, 2020, the Knox County, TN Board of Commissioners adopted “Accept FEMA grant award for COVID-19 expenditures” by a vote of 11–0.

Unanimous Adopted 11-0-0-0

Approve R-20-12-802

Moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Dasha Lundy

The vote as recorded

Aye · 11

Larsen Jay At-Large Seat 10 Courtney Durrett District 2 Terry Hill District 6 Dasha Lundy District 1 Kyle Ward District 4 John Schoonmaker District 5 Richie Beeler District 8 Carson Dailey District 9 Randy Smith District 3 Charles Busler District 7 Justin Biggs At-Large Seat 11

The figure in this motion

  • $14,168.21

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The clerk’s minutes note 14 speakers at the public forum for this meeting.

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Minutes of the 21 December 2020 meeting

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