Johnson City Development Services News Today

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – On Tuesday, the Johnson City Planning Commission failed to recommend proposed text amendments to certain districts in Washington County to allow for event venues and to define the term venue. The agenda said the request would be for Washington County Zoning Resolution A-1 and B-3 Districts to allow for event […]

After more than a year of scrutiny and an estimated $250,000 in repairs, the Haven of Mercy homeless shelter can now return to its normal capacity of about 70 people.

The shelter has been capped at 35 residents since March 2021.

After handing responsibilities to the Johnson City Housing Authority several years ago, city officials will resume administration of roughly $1 million in federal funding, an annual allotment that helps some

With the maximum number of residents still capped at 35, the Haven of Mercy homeless shelter has just a few more boxes to check before it can return to normal

With the maximum number of residents still capped at 35, the Haven of Mercy homeless shelter has just a few more boxes to check before it can return to normal

A rezoning request that would allow construction of a 142-unit apartment complex will go before the Johnson City Commission without the endorsement of the city’s planning board.

A rezoning request that would allow construction of a 142-unit apartment complex will go before the Johnson City Commission without the endorsement of the city’s planning board.

Although the city has concerns about exposed materials on the outside of the structure, a developer says the owners of 120 Buffalo St. in downtown Johnson City do have plans

The living wage for one adult living in Johnson City without children is $12.56 an hour or about $26,130 per year before taxes.