Knox County

Board of Commissioners

The people who sit (or sat) on this body. Each name opens their complete voting record.

Current members · 11

District 1

1426 recorded votes · 43 no · 17 absent →

District 2

4238 recorded votes · 78 no · 143 absent →

District 3

2934 recorded votes · 47 no · 65 absent →

District 4

1426 recorded votes · 46 no · 89 absent →

District 5

1426 recorded votes · 72 no · 0 absent →

District 6

4238 recorded votes · 68 no · 200 absent →

District 7

2934 recorded votes · 110 no · 55 absent →

District 8

1426 recorded votes · 64 no · 3 absent →

District 9

1426 recorded votes · 97 no · 1 absent →

At-Large Seat 10

4238 recorded votes · 68 no · 19 absent →

At-Large Seat 11

2934 recorded votes · 80 no · 89 absent →

Public facts about attending and taking part in Board of Commissioners meetings. The official source below has the current details.

When & where it meets: The Commission generally holds its regular voting meeting once a month at the City County Building, 400 Main Street, Knoxville, usually preceded by a work session earlier in the month. The official calendar lists the exact date, time, and location.
How to speak: The Commission sets aside time for public comment at its meetings. Residents who wish to speak are generally asked to sign up in advance with the County Clerk's office, and a per-speaker time limit may apply. The official meeting notice states the current procedure.
Comments & deadlines: Any deadline to sign up to speak, or to submit a written comment for the record, is set for each meeting; the County Clerk's office can confirm the current deadline and format.
Your representatives: The body’s official directory lists each member, the area they represent, and their official contact information. Knox County Commission — official directory →