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MAYOR'S CURRENT PROJECTS
Bradley County Launches Plastics Recycling Progam
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Bradley County Mayor Gary Davis finalizes the plastic recycling agreement with the Orange Grove Center, standing in front of bales of number 1 and 2 plastic.
(L to R) Kyle Hauth, Executive Director, The Orange Grove Center, Mayor Gary Davis, Misti Gipson, OGC Recycling Plant Coordinator, Tera Roberts, OGC Director of Adult Services.
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Historic Cabin Restoration Gains Support
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Area builders, who are members of the Ocoee Region Builders Association, plan to volunteer their time and labor to help stabilize a deteriorating 1820s-era cabin on property once owned by Cherokee Chief John Ross.
Bradley County Mayor Gary Davis, ORBA President Charlotte Jones, local builders and local history writer Debbie Moore inspected the historic cabin that sits on property once owned by Chief Ross.
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New Cleveland-Bradley County Library Dedicated
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The Library Board hosted a dedication ceremony to showcase the $4.5 million expansion. The project was jointly funded by Bradley County and The City of Cleveland.
During the ceremony, incoming library board president Steve Robinson presented both County Mayor Gary Davis and Cleveland May Tom Rowland with an oversized library card as well as an actual card and quipped "the big one won't fit in your wallet."
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Bradley County’s First Medical Examiner Vehicle Now in Service
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Eric Blach (left) of the Bradley County Medical Examiner's Office and County Mayor Gary Davis look over the County's first vehicle dedicated specifically to the ME's Office.
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Bradley County Mayor Gary Davis has announced the launching of a county recycling program for outdated, used or surplus computers and electronics.
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Bradley County Mayor Gary Davis and Chris Bailey with Bank of Cleveland's I.T. Department examine some Bank equipment ready for recycling.
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Parkview Elementary School
Groundbreaking Ceremony
July 16, 2009 |
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Mayor Davis, County School officials and Commissioners gathered Thursday, July 9th to break ground for the new Parkview Elementary School to be located on Minnis Road. Mayor Davis is credited with suggesting this first joint venture between County Government, County Schools and the County Parks and Rec Department. The school will be built on a portion of the 90 acre Elrod property previously purchased by the County for a park. The school and park will share infrastructure, saving the school system an estimated
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The Three-Star Program is designed as a road map to assist local communities in their effort to achieve excellence in community and economic development.
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County to See Savings in
Traffic Light Change Over
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Bradley County Mayor Gary Davis and County Engineer Sandra Knight compare an old incandescent traffic bulb to a new LED bulb being installed in all traffic signals owned by the county. C.U.'s Tim Delk has just completed the change-over at APD-40 and Westland Drive. |
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