DEMOCRACY IN ACTION.

Standing up. Speaking Out. Together.

Join Democracy In Action on Wednesday, November 12th, from 5:00-6:30 p.m. for our next rush-hour protest as we take to Veterans Bridge.

Defend democracy. Stand up for the Constitution. Our veterans did. Enter the bridge from the north end. Metered street parking on Frazier.

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

DEMOCRACY IN ACTION.

Come unwind with fellow Democracy In Action volunteers over drinks as we raise a glass to the amazing work we've accomplished together. Let’s swap stories and just relax together.

We'll have prizes and giveaways to show our appreciation for your dedication and hard work. Whether you've been with us from the start or just joined our movement, we can't wait to celebrate with you!

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

DEMOCRACY IN ACTION.

Join Democracy In Action on Wednesday, October 22nd from 5:00-6:30 p.m. for our next rush-hour protest as we take to the streets.

We will meet at Miller Park for some civic action, because democracy dying is scarier than any Halloween costume! We won't let our freedoms become just another horror story.

Come dressed up, speak up, and help us fight for the future we deserve. Wear a costume! Bring a sign! The best costume and sign combo wins a prize!

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

The first No Kings protest in June drew thousands to Miller Park. On October 18, Indivisible Chattanooga is once again hosting this powerful gathering to stand against authoritarianism.

While All In Chattanooga is not the host, our team will be there in attendance.

Want a government that works for us? Let’s build it—together.

Join All In Chattanooga to learn how you can help create real change in Hamilton County, outside party labels and political campaigns. Our volunteer model is different—we find out what you love to do and plug you in where you’ll make the biggest impact.

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

The Hamilton County School Board typically meets every third Thursday of the month (October and March are exceptions, as the board will meet on the second Thursday of these months).

Work Sessions will begin at 4:30 p.m. with the Board Meeting to follow the conclusion of the Work Session or at 6:00 p.m., whichever is later. Email mccallie_s@hcde.org to sign up to speak.

DEMOCRACY IN ACTION.

Standing up. Speaking Out. Together.

Join Democracy In Action on Wednesday, October 8th, from 5:00-6:30 p.m. for our next rush-hour protest as we take to Veterans Bridge.

We will share more information as the event approaches. RSVP here to stay up to date.

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

Join All In Chattanooga and Democracy In Action as we march with friends in Chattanooga’s Pride parade.

There’s never been a better time for all the “love wins” folks to join forces! The parade is a ton of positivity packed into a six-block walk to a party at the riverfront. We’ll meet in the Unum parking lot at 12:15 (look for the Democracy In Action + All In Chattanooga banners) and line up with our friends from Red Bank for Diversity and Inclusion.

Feel free to bring posters and candy or Pride swag to pass out to parade onlookers.

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

Join Democracy In Action on Thursday, Sep 25, from 5:00-6:30 p.m. for our next rush-hour protest as we take to the streets in support of our First Amendment rights! We’ll meet at the corner of corner of Brainerd Rd and Germantown Rd. Signs should be in support of freedom of speech.

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

The Hamilton County School Board typically meets every third Thursday of the month (October and March are exceptions, as the board will meet on the second Thursday of these months).

Work Sessions will begin at 4:30 p.m. with the Board Meeting to follow the conclusion of the Work Session or at 6:00 p.m., whichever is later.

The Hamilton County Commission meets every Wednesday morning on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse. Meetings alternate between Agenda Sessions and Regular Meetings.

Agenda Sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules) and are NOT voting sessions. Agenda Sessions are used to review and discuss upcoming items that will be voted on at the next Regular Meeting.

Regular Meetings are voting sessions, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (or as otherwise designated by Commission Rules). These meetings are used to conduct formal votes and official business.

Members of the public may address the Commission at the microphone without registering ahead of time.

Chattanooga City Council meets every Tuesday afternoon starting at 3:30pm followed by a regular meeting after the business meeting in the City Council Building.

At the end of each Council business meeting, members of the public may address the Council regarding matters within the authority of the Council. Each speaker shall be recognized only at the microphone and has a maximum of three minutes to speak. Speakers do not need to register ahead of time.

If we want honest government that works for us, we have to build it from the ground up. And that starts now.

Want to get involved but can’t make the in-person meeting? Join All In Chattanooga for our virtual info session instead! You’ll learn how you can help create real, sustainable change in Hamilton County—outside the usual party labels and political campaigns.

Our volunteer model is different—we find out what you love to do, then plug you in where you can make the biggest impact.

We’ll email you the link to join after you sign up.

If we want honest government that works for us, we have to build it from the ground up. And that starts now.

Join All In Chattanooga for an in-person info session to see how you can help create real, sustainable change in Hamilton County—outside the usual party labels and political campaigns.

Our volunteer model is different—we find out what you love to do, then plug you in where you can make the biggest impact.