Tennessee law uses two population ranges, measured by the 2020 or a later federal census, to define which counties and nearby incorporated cities or towns count as local governments.
Tennessee law defines a local government as a county and an incorporated city or town within it that falls within one of two population ranges.
Tennessee law defines a local government as a county and an incorporated city or town within it that falls within a stated population range. The definition covers a county and an incorporated city or town within that county. The population must be between 366,200 and 366,300, or between 79,800 and 79,900, based on the 2020 or a later federal census. The law took effect when it became law.
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