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Residents of Greene County, Tennessee, had the opportunity to engage with the candidates vying for positions in the upcoming mayoral and sheriff’s elections, as the primary set for May 5 approaches.
The candidates presented their visions on Thursday evening at a forum conducted at the Lyceum on the Niswonger Campus of Walter State Community College in Greeneville.
Current Mayor Kevin Morrison opened the discussion, highlighting his commitment to enhancing the county’s infrastructure.
“With the significant increase in population we’ve experienced, addressing infrastructure is crucial,” Morrison shared with News Channel 11. “Our roads and bridges are under more strain due to the higher number of residents. We also require expanded water, sewer, and broadband services, which are costly endeavors. However, with more residents come greater needs.”
