Bill Miller

Commissioner District 1 Post 22022-09-01–2030-08-31 (start: county terms begin September 1 after the August 2022 election per 923wnpc.com September 1 swearing-in report; seated continuously per January 20, 2026 roll call in CLB minutes and listed on cockecountytn.gov CLB page after the 2026 election — individual 2022 election not separately sourced; provisional; end: current term ends August 31, 2030, four-year cycle, no statute cited)

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Term ending Aug 31, 2030.

Voice

Meetings spoken in: 1
Total speaking time: 0:17
Avg per meeting: 0:17
Segments: 5

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Top issues during term (1)(General)

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Economic development and tourism

The $470K grant spreads improvement costs across state and local partners, so Newport can make upgrades without footing the full bill.

Decisions during term (1)

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approvedVoted yes14-0Sep 21, 2026

Initial resolution — $70 million general obligation bonds (7.B)

Voting record (1)(General)

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Voted yesSep 21, 2026