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Local schools are out for the summer, and Chattanooga city officials are rolling out several programs to reduce gun violence and other crime.

In all, fifteen people were arrested in connection with the unrest, which included crowds of young people jumping on CTA buses and fighting. Now downtown residents, city leaders and community organizers are looking for solutions.

Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly has announced appointments to fill four city roles in his administration.

Its safe to say many Chattanoogans received some unexpected and surprising news Monday: Despite two high-profile mass shootings here last summer, city residents saw fewer shootings throughout 2022 than anytime in the past decade.

Call us skeptical.

Chattanooga City Council has agreed to hire Trajectory Changing Solutions for $250,000 one year contract to help create a gun violence intervention strategy.

Chattanooga City Council has agreed to hire Trajectory Changing Solutions for $250,000 one year contract to help create a gun violence intervention strategy.

As part of a gun violence prevention roadmap that Mayor Tim Kelly released in July, the Chattanooga City Council has entered a $250,000, one-year contract with a consultant, Trajectory Changing Solutions, to help devise and roll out a violence intervention strategy.