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Johnson City Police kick off area Special Olympics with annual Torch Run

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – More than 200 local athletes competed Wednesday in the Area 3 Special Olympics, but first, an annual ceremony had to be observed. The Johnson City Police Department (JCPD) kicked off the event by participating in the Torch Run. “Officers are known as the guardian of the flame, which is why […]

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Science Hill Class of 2022 to graduate on May 28

The Science Hill High School Class of 2022 will graduate at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 28.

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Johnson City passes large $302M budget on first reading


Especially compared to prior years, City Manager Pete Peterson said Johnson City’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2022 is “extraordinarily large,” clocking in at $302 million.
“Just a couple years ago we had a $250 million budget, which was a big budget,” Peterson said. “One of the things that’s driving this total budget number up is the number of capital projects. ... Out of that $302 million, there’s probably $40-50 million worth of one-time expenditures.”
The City Commission unanimously approved Johnson City’s fiscal year budget on first reading Thursday. The next two readings will occur on June 8 and June 17. The budget does not contain a property tax increase.

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