Chattanooga-area leaders eye tax incentives for competitive edge, community members urge caution

Eleven days before Christmas, Helen Burns Sharp came to one of the Hamilton County Commission's last meetings of 2022 bearing gifts — a set of place mat-sized, laminated, colorful maps showing all the tax-exempt properties in the city of Chattanooga.

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