This from Chief Stan Allen: Due to the State of Tennessee Governor’s Executive Order #38 which pertains to COVID-19 guidelines, in particular item 6d, the East Ridge Community and Senior Center cannot yet open for meetings and activities. After review of the Executive Order by City Manager Chris Dorsey, the Community Meeting for the East […]
VIDEO: June 5 City Council Budget Workshop
Current COVID-19 Information for Hamilton County
According to the Hamilton County “hot spot” map, East Ridge recorded six new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, June 17, bringing the cumulative number of cases to 216, the third most in Hamilton County. East Ridge trails only East Lake (485 and East Brainerd (259) in the highest concentration of Coronavirus cases since the pandemic began […]
VIDEO: June 1 Beer Board Meeting
VIDEO: May 28 City Council Meeting
Municipal Court Opening under New Guidelines
Officials announced on Friday that it will be opening up East Ridge Municipal Court under new guidelines in coming weeks. According to a press release, June 2 will see the re-opening of both traffic court and criminal cases. Traffic court will begin at 3 p.m. and criminal court will follow at 5 p.m. The following […]
Parkridge East Staff Treated to Lunch
A couple of local State Farm Insurance agents and the owner of Buddy’s Bar-b-q teamed up on Thursday afternoon to do something nice for East Ridge health care workers. Justin Robinson who has a State Farm agency on Ringgold Road and his fellow Hixson agent Brett Smalley provided a barbecue plate from Buddy’s for 198 […]
City Services Closed for Memorial Day Holiday
On Monday, May 25, city offices and non-essential services, which include the city library, will be closed in observance of Memorial Day. For those that have trash pickup on Monday, your trash will be picked up on Tuesday, May 26. Please make sure your trash carts are to the curb by Monday evening to ensure […]
VIDEO: May 14 City Council Meeting
Tennessee Begins Phased Reopening
Nashville _ On Monday, Governor Bill Lee announced the order for Tennesseans to remain at home will expire April 30, with the vast majority of businesses in 89 counties allowed to re-open on May 1. “Our Economic Recovery Group is working with industry leaders around the clock so that some businesses can open as soon […]
Funding Cut From Hunters for the Hungry Due to COVID-19
Nashville _ Unexpected state funding shifts to fight the coronavirus pandemic has left a major funding gap for Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s Hunters for the Hungry program. Hunters for the Hungry provides more than half a million servings of lean, healthy protein to Tennesseans in need each year. When hunters harvest a deer, they can donate […]
Red Wolves to Donate All Merchandise Sales to Feed Children in Need
As schools are closed, events cancelled, and work hours curtailed, food programs across Chattanooga are seeing a rise in demand for food resources due to COVID-19. To help fill that demand locally, the Chattanooga Red Wolves are giving 100 precent of merchandise sales to the YMCA food program. Every dollar spent in the Red Wolves […]
City to Allow Bars to Sell Beer for Takeout
In response to bars throughout the city being shuttered and potentially put out of business by closing during the coronavirus pandemic, on Tuesday, city officials issued an executive order that would allow them to sell beer for carry-out and delivery. The proprietors of businesses who currently have an on-premise beer permit would have to apply […]
Video: March 26 City Council Meeting
Mayor Williams Suspends ‘Dine-in’ at City’s Restaurants
East Ridge Mayor Brian Williams released the following statement on Friday regarding the city’s efforts to combat the spread of the COVID-19 virus: We have been monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak over the last couple of weeks. We have also taken into consideration the guidance from the CDC and the direction from the White House which […]
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