Diane Neeley
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 12:52
- Avg per meeting
- 2:34
- Segments
- 149
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Top issues during term (20)
School District Enrollment Decline and State Funding
State salary mandates and federal funding decreases create budget pressures.
Senior Property Tax Freeze Program
Estimated by some at roughly $150,000 annually plus administrative costs, though exact figures remain disputed.
Rising Fuel Costs Impacting County Budgets
Sets county-wide tax rates and fund appropriations totaling millions across various departments for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
EMS Surplus Property Process and Internal Controls
Involves revenue from surplus asset sales and potential repair costs of over $16,000 for aging vehicles.
Ethics Committee Establishment
Taxpayers could be on the hook to recover missing funds and pay for the ensuing forensic audit and legal proceedings.
Standing Committee Reorganization
County-City Litigation Appeal
Involves legal fees and potential court costs associated with pursuing an appeal against the city.
Data Center Moratorium
Highway 231 Sewer Expansion Funding
State grant transfer of $10,000,000.
Broadband Connectivity Milestone
No cost or financial obligation to Bedford County, funded entirely by a state grant.
Community Middle School Copier Contract Transition
Generates long-term cost savings for school printing and copying operations.
Register of Deeds Annual Volume and Property Fraud Protection
Brought in $2,791,923 in revenue to the county for the fiscal year.
mayoral election
Municipal elections can shift city spending priorities, though exact budget impacts remain to be seen.
environmental regulation
Taxpayers might foot the bill for cleanup and legal fees if the county has to aggressively shut these illegal outfits down.
Sex Offender Community Notification Fee
Generates additional revenue for the Sheriff's Office to offset notification system costs.
Public Meeting Transparency and IT Resourcing
Requires funding for IT staff man-hours and potential equipment needs.
Property Reappraisals and Board of Equalization
New construction added $787,000 in tax revenue, but state assessment ratios offset gains.
Public Safety Radio Communications Integration
The city will procure and install compatible equipment at its own expense.
Property Assessor Vacancy Appointment
Impacts property valuation timelines and sales ratio studies used for tax equalization.
election
While the election itself costs taxpayer money to run, the winner's future budget decisions will directly impact your local property taxes and city spending.
Decisions during term (99)
Recorded while Neeley was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of September 8, 2026 Minutes
Elect Notaries for November 2026
Appointments to Ag Board
Resolution 26-20 - Probation Supervision Fee Increase
Broadcast Contract - Shelbyville Central High School
Surplus Property - EMS
Write-offs - EMS
Approval of Commission Meeting Minutes from September 8, 2026.
Consideration of Appealing the Lawsuit With the City
Election of Chairperson
Approval of Minutes
Election of Chair Pro Tempore
Elect Notaries for October 2026
Standing Committee Appointments
Appointments to Board of Zoning Appeals
Appointments to Planning Commission
Surplus Property – Highway Dept.
Canon Copier Contract – UT Ag Extension
Copier Contracts: BOE
Ethics Committee Appointments
Voting record (30)
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