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The Hamilton County Real Property Office is the official real estate department for Hamilton County Government in Chattanooga, TN. They are responsible for managing sales and lease agreements for County-owned property, as well as the sale of industrial park property and surplus property. Since its establishment in 1981, the Real Property Office has successfully returned over 2,800 parcels of unused public property to the tax rolls, generating more than $9.6 million in sales revenue. In addition to their primary functions, the Real Property Office also handles special projects involving the National Register and historic properties, such as coordinating the sale and preservation of old James County Courthouse. They play a crucial role in stimulating industrial development through the management of six industrial parks in the county. Furthermore, the office handles all aspects of research, document preparation, appraisals, and field review for the direct sales and auctions of surplus and back-tax properties owned by Hamilton County.Generated from the website

The Hamilton County Highway Department in Chattanooga, TN is responsible for maintaining over 880 miles of roads, bridges, and government vehicles to ensure the safety of the traveling public. They handle a range of tasks including road maintenance, snow and ice removal, traffic control device installation, and vehicle repairs. With a focus on maintaining county roadways and right-of-ways, the Highway Department also provides services such as mowing, ditching, paving, and removing fallen trees or dead animals from the road. Their dedicated team works diligently to keep the county's roads in optimal condition for residents and visitors alike.Generated from the website