City of Knoxville
City Council
The people who sit (or sat) on this body. Each name opens their complete voting record.
Current members · 9
District 1
431 recorded votes · 4 no · 36 absent →
District 2
431 recorded votes · 2 no · 47 absent →
District 3
431 recorded votes · 8 no · 0 absent →
District 4
431 recorded votes · 9 no · 0 absent →
District 5
4249 recorded votes · 60 no · 131 absent →
District 6
431 recorded votes · 8 no · 27 absent →
At-Large Seat A
4249 recorded votes · 48 no · 389 absent →
At-Large Seat B
1578 recorded votes · 21 no · 36 absent →
At-Large Seat C
4249 recorded votes · 239 no · 426 absent →
Former members · 16
- Andrew Roberto District 2 · through 2025 · 4360 votes
- Brenda Palmer District 3 · through 2017 · 1156 votes
- Daniel T. Brown District 6 · through 2017 · 1156 votes
- Duane Grieve District 2 · through 2017 · 1156 votes
- Finbarr Saunders At-Large Seat C · through 2019 · 1698 votes
- George C. Wallace At-Large Seat A · through 2019 · 1698 votes
- Gwen McKenzie District 6 · through 2025 · 4360 votes
- Janet Testerman At-Large Seat B · through 2023 · 2671 votes
- Lauren Rider District 4 · through 2025 · 4360 votes
- Mark Campen District 5 · through 2019 · 1698 votes
- Marshall Stair At-Large Seat B · through 2019 · 1698 votes
- Nick Della Volpe District 4 · through 2017 · 1156 votes
- Nick Pavlis District 1 · through 2017 · 1156 votes
- Seema Singh District 3 · through 2025 · 4360 votes
- Stephanie Welch District 1 · through 2020 · 616 votes
- Tommy Smith District 1 · through 2025 · 3744 votes
How to be heard
Public facts about attending and taking part in City Council meetings. The official source below has the current details.
- When & where it meets
- Knoxville City Council generally meets in the evening at the City County Building, 400 Main Street, Knoxville, on a schedule published by the City Recorder. The official calendar lists the exact dates, times, and location.
- How to speak
- City Council provides an opportunity for public comment at its meetings. Residents who wish to speak are generally asked to sign up in advance with the City Recorder'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 City Recorder'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. Knoxville City Council — official directory →