City to vote on budget Friday; Contact info for Mayor, Councilmembers
JACKSON, Tenn. — Friday morning at Jackson City Hall, councilmembers will vote on the City’s proposed FY 25 budget ordinance. If you’re a Jackson resident and would like to weigh in on the matter, you can contact Mayor Scott Conger or your City Council representative.
Mayor Scott Conger can be reached by email at sconger@jacksontn.gov or by phone at (731) 425-8240.
City Council emails:
- JP Stovall (District 1): jpstovall@jacksontn.gov
- Johnny Dodd (District 2) jdodd@jacksontn.gov
- Candice Busby (District 3): candicebusby@jacksontn.gov
- Richard Donnell (District 4): richarddonnell@jacksontn.gov
- Frank McMeen (District 5): frankmcmeen@jacksontn.gov
- Larry Lowrance (District 6): larrylowrance@jacksontn.gov
- Marda Wallace (District 7): mwallace@jacksontn.gov
- Russ McKelvey (District 8): rmckelvey@jacksontn.gov
- Julie Holt (District 9): julieholt@jacksontn.gov
Find your district representative here:
SEE ALSO:
- City of Jackson’s proposed salary increases for FY25 (7/9/24)
- Compensation study expert provides insight on proposed salary increases (7/8/24)
- City schedules meeting to discuss budget, some councilmembers may not attend (7/5/24)
- City of Jackson FY25 Budget Expense Report (7/3/24)
- City council members speak out on proposed 2024-25 FY budget (7/1/24)
- Jackson Budget Committee seeks to borrow money to cover additional costs (6/27/24)
- Budget director provides insight on fiscal year budgeting process (6/26/24)
- Questions for the Mayor: City of Jackson Budget (6/25/24)
- Jackson City Council meets for further deliberations regarding FY 2025 budget (6/24/24)
- Mayor speaks out on budget concerns (6/21/24)
- City leaders discuss budget needs, hear concerns during Thursday’s meeting (6/20/24)
- Jackson City Council postpones budget meeting amid uncertainty (6/20/24)
- Proposed city budget raises questions about where money is going (6/19/24)
- Jackson Budget Committee invests millions towards police, other departments (6/18/24)
