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What Gov. Lee’s Proposed Budget Means for State Employees
Gov. Lee’s State of the State address and proposed budgetLast night Gov Bill Lee gave his first state of the state address outlining the priorities of his proposed state budget. Here are a few
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DCS Caseloads Bill passes House Children and Families Subcommittee
The House Children & Families Subcommittee today (3-5-19) unanimously passed an amended version of HB0921, the DCS Caseloads bill, on to the House Judiciary Committee. This is the first step in the process, with
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Legislative Update – Week Ending 3-1-19
Governor Bill Lee will present his State of the State speech Monday March 4, 2019 at 6 p.m. Central. We expect Governor Lee to announce a couple of initiatives that will affect state employees
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State Revenues for September 2018
The state has announced overall revenues for September 2018 were $1.4 billion, which is $63.4 million more than September of last year and $53.3 million more than the budgeted estimate. Tennessee revenues for the second
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Reminder: Performance Evaluation Comments Are Due Friday
Members don’t forget! If you haven’t already, it is time to go into your performance document and make sure to add positive things you have accomplished since your interim evaluations so they are available
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We need help phone banking for TEAM-PAC endorsed candidates
We need your help phone banking for TEAM-PAC endorsed candidates until the Aug. 2nd primary election. Phone banking is a great way for us to reach voters. Each phone call is a personal contact for our TEAM-PAC endorsed
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Political Activity by Executive Branch Employees
The Little Hatch Act banned all political campaigning by state employees on state property or occurring when the employee should be conducting state business. The notable exception to this law was state employees could
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Applicant Message Center
Advances in technology are revolutionizing many aspects of our lives at work and home. One area in state government that has seen a rapid change over the last few years is the application process
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Obituary and Arrangements for Senator Joe Haynes
Goodlettsville – Senator Joe Mann Haynes passed away on Jan 26, 2018, at the age of 81. Born in his family home in Castalian Springs on Oct. 8, 1936, he was the son of
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TDOT and THP planning for August 21 eclipse
The 2017 Great American Eclipse will enter the Mid-State on Monday, August 21, spanning I-24, I-40, and I-65. Lasting more than an hour, the sun will slowly be covered by the moon, engulfing the
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