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Welcome to the City of Newport, Tennessee
Newport City Hall and all administrative offices are being moved to the Newport Community Center.
At this time, we are not open to the public. We have a projected open date of Monday, October 6th. All city meetings and municipal court have been canceled for October and until further notice. Notices regarding new due dates for citations and other types of things that are normally handled through our office will be sent out as soon as possible. The State of Tennessee handles our billing for property taxes and those may be mailed out this week. Please keep in mind that taxes are payable from October through February. We have no way of stopping this process, but we want our citizens to know that our top concern is your safety and wellbeing as we all work to recover and move forward.
To our Downtown Newport Business Community:
As we begin recovery and clean up in our downtown business community, we want you to know that the City of Newport is here to help guide all of you through this process.
The Newport Main Street Program will be the hub through which all aid, information and resources will be distributed to our Downtown Businesses and property owners.
Many of you already have contact with Main Street Director Monica Hommel. You can continue to reach out to her directly and we will send information to anyone already in the Main Street database.
If you have not yet participated in a Main Street event, we may not have contact information for you.
If you would like to be part of our information sharing group, please message us through the Newport Tourism Facebook page or contact Monica directly at Mhommel@newporttn.org
CITY OF NEWPORT POLICE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR A POLICE OFFICER
Applicants must be: 21 years of age, provide copies of high school diploma or equivalent, a valid TN Driver’s License, a copy of discharge if military veteran. If P.O.S.T. Certified provide copy of certification and provide a copy of birth certificate. Incomplete application packets will be disqualified from consideration. POST certification is a plus. Application packets may be picked up at Newport Police Dept at 330 E. Main Street or by CLICKING HERE . Completed packets must be turned in at the Newport Police Department at 330 E. Main Street
City Planner/Community Development Director
The full-time planner will perform administrative and technical planning work using independent judgement and discretion. Duties include: administering municipal zoning, design guidelines, research, and analysis in processing land development applications from submittal to site occupancy; code enforcement; assisting city officials and committees; long-range planning; and coordinating with other local, county and state agencies. Considerable knowledge of planning theory, principles, and practices, such as zoning, land use, comprehensive planning, economic and community development, architectural design principles, and site planning necessary. Knowledge of grant writing and grant administration preferred. Bachelor’s degree preferred in urban or regional planning or related field. Previous experience in public management and planning preferred. Applications and resumes must be returned to City of Newport City Hall, 300 E Main St, Newport, TN 37821. Successful applicants required to pass background check, physical and drug screen. Applications and a copy of job description available at Newport City Hall or by CLICKING HERE
The City of Newport Board of Mayor & Alderman Bottom Row: Alderwoman Louanna Ottinger, Mayor Roland Dykes, III and Vice Mayor Connie Ball.
Top Row: City Administrator James Finchum, Alderman Mike Hansel, Alderman Steve Smith, Alderman Randy Ragan and City Attorney Terry Hurst .
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