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Work Session to be held on Monday February 24, 2014 at 5:30 pm. The work session will be held in the community center.
The Town of Englewood is accepting applications for a City Clerk. The duties of the clerk are to accept and receipt payments such as utility, property taxes, citations and any other payments which may be due to the town, answering the phone and taking appropriate action to forward messages to the correct department, process utility bills and mail them to the customers and any other duties to which the clerk is asked to perform. Applicants must be able to multitask and have good communication skills. Applicants must be able to sit and stand for an extensive amount of time and be able to lift at least twenty-five (25) pounds without difficulty. Experience with Microsoft Word, Outlook and Excel are required. Experience with Local Government Corporation Software-Flexgen is a plus. Applicants must possess a High School Diploma or equivalent to be considered. Salary is dependent upon qualifications and will be discussed during the interview process. Applications may be obtained at City Hall and will be accepted until close of business on Friday February 28, 2014.
August 7, 2014 Election
1st day to pick up petition was January 3, 2014
Last day to publish election will be March 14, 2014
Qualifying Deadline (12 noon) on April 3, 2014
Last day to register to vote will be July 8, 2014
1st day of early voting will be July 18, 2014
Last day of election voting will be August 2, 2014
Election Day will be August 7, 2014
You may view the Natural Gas Public Awareness link under the Departments-Natural Gas Section.
History of Englewood
Englewood was established in 1870, two miles southeast of the location where two railroad lines crossed, and was originally known as Tellico Junction.
Several shops, mills and houses were built to take advantage of the railroad construction. By 1907, the Eureka Cotton Mill moved there and became the primary establishment in town.
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Attention
Absolutely no skateboarding on city property. The city does not have insurance to cover injuries from accidents that may occur from skateboarding. Please do not disregard this notice. If you receive an injury from skateboarding the city will not be liable.
**Please be sure and choose the correct payment type when making a payment. Customers are choosing citation payments when they are trying to make utility payments. These payments are directed to certain accounts and the payments are rejected when they are made incorrectly.**
If you are making a citation payment please read the fees that are attached and choose the best option for you. For example if you choose the BIS payment option for a $180.00 citation payment it will cost you $5.40; if you choose the PAYMENTUS option for the same amount you will pay $2.95. This is for information purposes only. It is up to you to decide the best option.
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