Original Author: Adams-O'Brien, Frances
Date of Material: 09/30/2009
Subjects(s):
City halls
Awards and competitions
Memorializing in City Hall: an MTAS Survey
Nine cities were asked about the practice of placing plaques, framed photos, etc. in the city council chamber or meeting room to honor or memorialize individuals. Includes sample policies and inductee form.
September 2009
An MTAS survey to collect policies from other cities regarding the practice of placing plaques, framed photos, etc. in the city council chamber or meeting room to honor or memorialize individuals.
Responses
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Brentwood |
We don’t do this except for former city commissioners. |
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Murfreesboro |
We do not have a policy. We do have pictures of past Mayors and City Council Members in our City Manager’s admin. offices, but not on our Council Chamber or other meeting rooms. It may be something we should consider, but it has not occurred to us yet. |
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Clarksville |
Clarksville does not have a policy regulating memorials in the Council Chambers. |
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Knoxville |
The City Council of Knoxville meets in a building/meeting room shared by City Government, County Government, The Metropolitan Planning Commission, the Court System, School Board, etc. It is run and operated by the Public Building Authority. There are currently no photos of individuals hung in the Council Chambers and there are no policies in place to hang photos in the future. The city does however have a gallery in the 5th Floor Atrium of the City-County Building that houses portraits of all former Mayors of the City of Knoxville.
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Johnson City |
Policy provided |
Main Document(s):
Memorializing in city hall survey for athens.pdfReference Document(s):
Johnson city Public Park and Facility Naming Policy.pdf newport beach policy parks and rec.pdf
2005 Inductee Background Information Form.doc