Members,
 

Join TCSA + the Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council for updates on opioid funding, county filing requirements and opportunities, and more. This online webinar will include updates from the Opioid Abatement Council Director Mary Shelton and some Council abatement members. 

When & Where:
February 8, 2024
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CST

Members,
 

This new four-part series will help you prepare your upcoming budgets. Instructed live online via Zoom by CTAS expert consultants, each class tackles a different topic related to developing and managing your budget. 

You do not need to take every class in this series OR take them in order. This series is designed to provide guidance and information as you prepare your 2025 budget.

Whether using the app or ordering online, Walmart Business is dedicated to helping OMNIA Partners participating agencies save time, money and hassle so they can focus on their missions.

Find everyday essentials for less, including fresh groceries, budgeting tools, and fast and easy fulfillment options to keep every organization running smoothly.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced he will deliver his sixth State of the State address to the General Assembly and fellow Tennesseans on Monday, February 5 at 6 p.m. CST. The joint session will take place in the House Chamber of the Tennessee State Capitol.

“Tennessee is continuing to lead the nation as a beacon of opportunity, security and freedom,” said Gov. Lee. “Every Tennessean has an important role to play as we strengthen and secure our state’s future, and in the coming year, I look forward to working with the General Assembly to accomplish our legislative priorities and make life better for all.”

NASHVILLE – Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration Commissioner Jim Bryson announced today that revenues for December were lower than expected and were less than the monthly revenues from the previous year. State revenues for December were $1.9 billion or $82.5 million less than the budgeted estimate declining 1.60 percent.

“Total revenues in December were lower than expected,” Bryson said. “Nevertheless, sales tax receipts, reflecting November consumer activity, rebounded nicely following the state’s three-month food sales tax holiday and suggests that consumer behavior remains resilient. Most of the revenue shortfall for the month can be attributed to reduced franchise and excise tax receipts and diminished revenues from real estate transaction fees, reported within the privilege tax. All other taxes combined revealed modest growth.

Through its new Safe Store Tennessee program, the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, TDOSHS, is offering free cable gun locks to any Tennessean available on request at Driver Services Centers and Tennessee Highway Patrol district headquarters.

“Safe firearm storage saves lives, and as a gun owner, the safe storage of your firearm is your responsibility,” said Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security Commissioner Jeff Long.