County Commission
The Tennessee Constitution provides that each county (not having a metropolitan form of government) must elect a county legislative body, whose members serve a term of four years. This body is called the county commission. Loudon County has ten commissioners. The most important function of the county commission is the annual adoption of a budget to allocate expenditures within the three major funds of county government-general, school, and highway-and any other funds (such as debt service) that may be in existence in the county.
The Loudon County Commission typically meets the first Monday of every month at the Loudon County Courthouse Annex and conducts a workshop typically on the third Monday of every month at the Loudon County Office building--these meetings are at 6:00 P.M. and are open to the general public. The meetings occasionally do not follow this schedule (for instance, due to a county holiday) so be sure to check the Event Calendar for scheduled meeting times.
Seated, left to right:Harold Duff (5th District), Tammy Wampler (Deputy County Court Clerk), Henry Cullen (7th District), Buddy Bradshaw (County Mayor), Bill Satterfield (3rd District), Rosemary Quillen (2nd District)
Standing,left to right: Adam Waller (6th District), Van Shaver (5th District), Gary Whitfield (4th District), Bill Geames (1st District), Chase Randolph (1st District), Will Jenkins (2nd District)