Covington... The Heart of Tipton County
Tipton County is one of the fastest growing counties in the State of Tennessee and the Mid-South region.
Tipton County is one of the fastest growing counties in the State of Tennessee and the Mid-South region.
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Covington Career Opportunities
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Recorder-Treasurer
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It’s hard to believe it is July 1, 2020 – and my, what an interesting year it’s been. But despite the many challenges we’ve all faced during the first six months of the year, I want you to know that we’ve never stopped working hard to make sure you are healthy and provided the very best essential services possible!
I’m proud of our city staff for continuing to be committed to you, even during staggered scheduling and essentially a city-wide shut down. While many of our industry and businesses were considered “essential” during the shut-down, other small and large businesses were forced to close their doors. But I’m proud to say that despite the unfortunate circumstances, those very businesses adjusted their business models quickly to move toward more of an online, delivery, and social media model.
I’m also proud of our City Council and City Department Heads for quickly adapting to a “virtual meeting” model. We quickly were able to adjust our committee and Board meetings to a platform that allowed us to socially distance and still conduct the business of the people. I’m proud of our council members for their diligent work on the balanced budget I submitted to them in April. We’ve certainly had to make budget adjustments during the past few months by cutting our budget and revenue adjustments where possible because of the COVID-19 pandemic. You will see some of those budget highlights below.
As we head into a new budget year, please know I am proud to serve as your Mayor and proud to serve you in the best way I know how! Please stay informed and stay in touch!
I’m proud of our city staff for continuing to be committed to you, even during staggered scheduling and essentially a city-wide shut down. While many of our industry and businesses were considered “essential” during the shut-down, other small and large businesses were forced to close their doors. But I’m proud to say that despite the unfortunate circumstances, those very businesses adjusted their business models quickly to move toward more of an online, delivery, and social media model.
I’m also proud of our City Council and City Department Heads for quickly adapting to a “virtual meeting” model. We quickly were able to adjust our committee and Board meetings to a platform that allowed us to socially distance and still conduct the business of the people. I’m proud of our council members for their diligent work on the balanced budget I submitted to them in April. We’ve certainly had to make budget adjustments during the past few months by cutting our budget and revenue adjustments where possible because of the COVID-19 pandemic. You will see some of those budget highlights below.
As we head into a new budget year, please know I am proud to serve as your Mayor and proud to serve you in the best way I know how! Please stay informed and stay in touch!
The Tennessee Pledge was developed by Governor Lee, the Unified Command Group (UCG) and Tennessee’s Economic Recovery Group (ERG) with input from health experts, state and local partners and business and industry leaders. It includes specific recommendations which enable most businesses to reopen responsibly without the burden of heavy mandates. This will be a gradual process, with room to adjust as data is evaluated. Please click on the links below to view the guidelines for each specific industry on the TN State Government website.
CORONA VIRUS UPDATE
Click here to view Gov. Lee's Executive Order No. 50, 51, 52
Click here to view Gov. Lee's Executive Order No. 38
Business owners, for guidance on small business loan resources and Payroll Protection, click here or contact your banker or the Chamber of Commerce.
Below is a link to the Tennessee Department of Revenue's website with details for small businesses that were closed due to mandatory orders in response to COVID-19. You will find a frequently asked questions (FAQ) page that will help with questions you may have with eligibility and payments.
Tennessee Business Relief Program
CORONA VIRUS UPDATE
Click here to view Gov. Lee's Executive Order No. 50, 51, 52
Click here to view Gov. Lee's Executive Order No. 38
Business owners, for guidance on small business loan resources and Payroll Protection, click here or contact your banker or the Chamber of Commerce.
Below is a link to the Tennessee Department of Revenue's website with details for small businesses that were closed due to mandatory orders in response to COVID-19. You will find a frequently asked questions (FAQ) page that will help with questions you may have with eligibility and payments.
Tennessee Business Relief Program
NOTICES
Please see below for the City of Covington Candidate Sign Regulations. If you have any questions please contact the Covington Code Compliance Department via email: codecompliance@covingtontn.com, phone: (901) 476-7191 ext. 146, or on the 2nd floor of Covington City Hall.
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For answers to some frequently asked questions, please click HERE.
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Covington City Hall's
lobby and drive-thru hours are
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
lobby and drive-thru hours are
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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We have a new payment system to accept your online and pay-by-phone payments. Click the link to make your payments online.
OR If you would like to call in to make a TAX payment by phone, you can dial 844-867-1859, toll free. REMEMBER you must have your receipt number to complete your payment. To make a UTILITY payment by phone, you can call 844-876-2911. You will be asked to enter your account number. These are both fully automated lines. Phone payments only accept MasterCard, Discover and Visa. If you wish to use PayPal or American Express, you will need to make your payment online. |
MEETING MINUTES AND AGENDAS
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City of Covington Municipal Code
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Covington, Tennessee
Vision and Strategic Plan |
www.mtas.tennessee.edu/code/municipal-code-Covington
Click the link to see the City of Covington Municipal Code |
Click the picture or here to read Covington's strategic plan!
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Covington Police Department is currently accepting applications for patrol officers. The Department is now offering a $3,000 sign on bonus plan for Tennessee P.O.S.T. certified officers. Please stop by, in person, at the Covington Police Department and pickup up an application. If you have any additional questions, please contact Capt. Jay Black, Sgt. Andrew Hefner or Chief Larry Lindsey between the hours of 8am - 5pm Monday thru Friday at (901) 475-1261.
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Areas of Interest
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CLICK THE ABOVE LINK TO READ OUR RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE OFFICE OF OPEN RECORDS COUNSEL MODEL PUBLIC RECORDS POLICY.
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CLICK THE ABOVE LINK FOR OUR PUBLIC RECORD REQUEST RESPONSE FORM.
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CLICK THE ABOVE LINK TO SEARCH FOR CITY OF COVINGTON PROPERTY TAXES
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Covington in the News
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Covington Vendor Registration System
The City of Covington is pleased to now offer free and easy online vendor registration, powered by Vendor Registry. To begin, please Click Here and follow the directions. It takes just a few minutes.
