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AC chancellor intervenes in Andersonville Fire Dept. squabble

Posted at 5:06 pm September 14, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Andersonville Volunteer Fire Department

Information from WYSH Radio

Earlier this month, Anderson County Chancellor Nichole Cantrell made a ruling in the dispute between two factions of the Andersonville Volunteer Fire Department.

Earlier this year, then-AVFD Chief Del Kennedy suspended the Board of Directors over allegations that they were interfering in the day-to-day operations of the department.

Kennedy then appointed an interim board to oversee the department. That led to the department’s mail delivery service being interrupted and its bank accounts being frozen over questions about who was authorized to use it.

The chairman of the suspended board, David Farmer, asked the Chancery Court to step in. On September 4, Chancellor Cantrell ruled in favor of the suspended board following a hearing that morning. That meant that the board consisting of Farmer, Carl Poore, Robert Seiber, Benny Ridenour, Judy Lenz, Gina Ridenour, John Poore, and Rodney Williams was reinstated. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Andersonville, Front Page News, Government, Police and Fire, State Tagged With: Anderson County chancellor, Andersonville Volunteer Fire Department, AVFD, board of directors, David Farmer, Del Kennedy, Matt Burrell, N, Nichole Cantrell

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