The Lawrenceburg City Council has a regular session scheduled for Thursday, where they will address several important items on the agenda. Among these are two resolutions that seek to authorize the Lawrenceburg Police Department to apply for and accept a grant through the Tennessee Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission. Additionally, there will be an ordinance up for discussion to amend the 2024 fiscal year budget.
One key topic to be addressed is a resolution regarding the reappointment of Josh Duke as Lawrenceburg’s representative on the Lawrence County Equalization Board. This appointment holds significance for the local community and will be deliberated upon during the meeting.
The session is slated to commence at 9 AM in the Council Meeting Room of the Lawrenceburg Municipal Complex, situated at 25 Public Square in Lawrenceburg. This gathering is crucial for decision-making that impacts the city’s operations and services, making it an event of importance for residents and stakeholders alike.
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