GATLINBURG â The City of Gatlinburg is planning more than $1 million in paving in the FY 2021-2022 budget.
The budget, which City Commission will consider first reading of at 6 p.m. today in City Hall, includes revenues for paving.
âIt is almost nine miles of roads we are doing this year,â public information officer Seth Butler said.
In a presentation about capital projects earlier this year, Public Works Director Larry Henderson expressed pride in the work the City has done for paving, especially in the last five years.
The city has spent approximately $5.7 million in the last five years to pave 58.35 miles of the cityâs approximately 93.24 miles of roadway, Henderson said.
Diversity advocates want to show how inclusion literally pays off
Diversity Crew is holding an in-person event July 23 on the return on investment of diversity, equity and inclusion. 8:48 pm, Jul. 15, 2021 ×
ROI of DEI
Diversity advocates are ready to show how diversity and inclusion training literally pays off for business owners.
Diversity Crew is holding an in-person event on the return on investment of diversity, equity and inclusion ROI of DEI at 9 a.m. Friday, July 23, at the Castle in Rochester. Registration is free with sponsorship from Collider.
The event will feature speakers from across the country talking about how diversity and inclusion have helped their companies. It will include performances by Kirthi Manivannan from the Minnesota Ragamala Dance School, performers from the Jang-mi Rochester Korean drum school, and Ohio spoken-word artist Seth Butler.