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Bradley County Community Asset Inventory 2018 Bradley County Community Asset Inventory - CHI Memorial Hospital - Chattanooga https://www.memorial.org/ TABLE OF CONTENTS Geography – Cities, Towns ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 Government ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 Major Employers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 Public Safety – Fire, Police ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Healthcare ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Hospitals --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Dentists ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Clinics and Services --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08 Home Health Services -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 Health Department --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 Hotlines ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Community, Civic, Non-Profit Organizations --------------------------------------------------------- 13 Economic Development Organizations ---------------------------------------------------------------- 14 Church Outreach Programs --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 Non-Emergency Transportation --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 Education Resources --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 Parks & Outdoor Activities ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 Museums, Attractions, Festivals & Events ------------------------------------------------------------- 19 Churches ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22 Sources ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 24 Update & Change Form ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 Geography Bradley County, TN Geography Media Cities Radio Cleveland AM radio Charleston WBAC 1340 AM WCLE-AM 1570 AM Census-designated places FM radio East Cleveland W207C1 89.3 FM Hopewell WSAA 93.1 FM South Cleveland WOOP-LP 99.9 FM Wildwood Lake WUSY 100.7 FM W267BI 101.3 FM Unincorporated communities WCLE-FM 104.1 FM Coalhill W290CA 105.9 FM Georgetown Hopewell Estates Televison McDonald WPDP-LP Misty Ridge Network TV Prospect WTNB-TV Tasso WFLI-TV Waterville Transportation Government Airport Cleveland Municipal Airport County Department Phone Numbers Major Highways Interstate 75 Mayor U.S. Route 11 (423) 728-7141 U.S. Route 11 Bypass Assessor of Property U.S. Route 64 (423) 728-7125 Route 64 Bypass Circuit Court Clerk U.S. Route 74 (423) 728-7214 TN Route 60 County Clerk TN Route 40 (423) 728-7226 TN Route 74 Register of Deeds TN Route 306 (423) 728-7240 TN Route 308 Road Superintendent TN Route 312 (423) 728-7006 TN Route 313 Sheriff TN Route 317 (423) 728-7300 3 County Board of Commissioners County Commissioner County Commissioner Dennis Epperson Charlotte Peak 3231 Bluff Drive 1615 Lois St. Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37312 (423) 284-7296 (423) 667-5760 County Commissioner County Commissioner Mike Hughes Bobby Goins 114 Georgetown Circle P.O. Box 3292 Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37320 (423) 595-1005 (423) 618-5046 County Commissioner County Commissioner Thomas Crye Jeff Yarber 124 Belle Chase Way 3110 Somerset Dr. Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37323 (423) 284-2597 (423) 716-5938 County Commissioner County Commissioner Louie Alford Tim Mason 841 Tasso Rd. 5200 Spring Place Road Southeast Cleveland, TN 37323 Cleveland, TN 37323 (423) 284-7738 (423) 728-7105 County Commissioner County Commissioner Milan Blake Erica Davis 3840 Westview Drive 6890 Spring Place Road Cleveland, TN 37312 Old Fort, TN 37362 (423) 479-8639 (423) 313-0461 County Commissioner County Commissioner Johnny Mull Kevin Raper 209 Candice Dr. NE 3440 Edgewood Circle Northwest Cleveland, TN 37323 Cleveland, TN 37312 (423) 400-6757 (423) 421-1416 County Commissioner County Commissioner Howard Thompson Bill Winters 5577 Waterlevel Highway 2046 Greenfield Ave. Northwest Cleveland, TN 37323 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 280-8833 (423) 479-2485 4 Elected County Officials Mayor Gary Davis Road Superintendent 155 Broad Street Sandra Knight Courthouse Annex Building, 2nd Floor 508 Withrow Road Southwest PO Box 1167 McDonald, TN 37353 Cleveland, TN 37364 (423) 728-7006 Assessor of Property Sheriff Stanley Thompson Steve Lawson 155 Broad Street Northwest, Room 105 2290 Blythe Ave. PO Box 1412 Cleveland, Tennessee 37311 Cleveland, TN 37364 Phone: 423.728.7300 (423) 728-7125 County Clerk Circuit Court Clerk Donna Simpson Gayla Miller 155 Ocoee Street Courthouse, Room 101 (423) 728-7214 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 728-7226 Register of Deeds Dina Swafford (423) 728-7240 Major Employers Whirlpool Corporation, Cleveland Division Olin Corporation Bradley County Schools Duracell Tennova—Cleveland City of Cleveland Amazon Exel Inc. Peyton’s Southeastern Peyton’s Southeastern Inc. Lee University Bayer Jackson Furniture DHL Supply Chain Cleveland City Schools Renfro Corporation Walmart Eaton Electrical Bradley County Government Flowers Bakery of Cleveland LLC WACKER Polysilicon Lonza Mars Chocolate North America Rubbermaid Bayer Hardwick Clothes Inc. Life Care Centers of America Advanced Photographic Solutions Xperience Center Newly Weds Foods Georgia Pacific Coca Cola Refreshments 5 Bradley County Government Offices Public Safety Bradley County Courthouse Fire Departments 55 Broad Street Bradley County Station 8 - Central or Headquarters Cleveland, TN 37364 260 Inman Street Bradley County Station 9 - Charleston Human Resources 8824 Hiwassee Street 155 Broad St Bradley County Station 10 - Tasso Cleveland, TN 37311 100 Tasso Lane (423) 728-7145 Health Care Public Safety Hospitals Law Enforcement Tennova Healthcare - Cleveland Address: 2305 Chambliss Ave NW Bradley County Sheriff Department Cleveland, TN 37311 2290 Blythe Ave SE Phone: (423) 559-6000 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 728-7300 Dentist Aspen Dental Cleveland City Police Department 4335 Keith St NW Address: 100 Church St NE Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 417-1187 (423) 476-7511 Pryor, William A III DDS MS 2292 Chambliss Ave NW suite A Fire Departments Cleveland, TN 37311 Bradley County Station 1 – Taylor (423) 244-0869 5295 Bates Pike Cline Adam DDs Bradley County Station 2 - Valley View 3909 Adkisson Dr NW 2085 Keith Valley Road Cleveland, TN 37312 Bradley County Station 3 - Maroon Branch (423) 479-2854 4070 Lead Mine Valley Road May And May Dental Bradley County Station 4 - McDonald 414 Berywood Trl NW 214 McDonald School Road Cleveland, TN 37312 Bradley County Station 5 - Prospect (423) 464-7630 3018 Harrison Pike Ray, Timothy H DDS Bradley County Station 6 - Charleston 3770 Ocoee Pl NW 8824 Hiwassee Street Cleveland, TN 37312 Bradley County Station 7 - Chatata Valley (423) 473-7500 1850 Chatata Valley Road 6 Health Care Dentists Dentists Winn Smiles Superior Crown & Bridge 148 Stuart Xing NE 463 Central Ave NW Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 472-6482 (423) 472-9611 Bradley Dental Center Olmstead, Josh DDS 3770 Ocoee Pl NW STE 101 3439 Keith St NW Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37312 (423) 244-0891 (423) 478-3756 Hartline, Steve DDS May & May Dental 1815 Stuart Ave NW 414 Berywood Trl NW Cleveland, TN 37311 Cleveland, TN 37312 (423) 464-7158 (423) 476-6258 David W Miolen Waterlase Dentistry 2648 APD 40 2175 Chambliss Ave NW Ste C Cleveland, TN 37323 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 472-0709 (423) 479-5966 Pate, Richard DDS Paul Bacon Jr DDS 2292 Chambliss Ave NW 33 Mouse Creek Rd NW Cleveland, TN 37311 Cleveland, TN 37312 (423) 476-8831 (423) 479-9395 Bradley Dental Center Boulton James E DDS 3770 Ocoee Pl NW STE 101 2292 Chambliss Ave NW Ste B Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 473-9291 (423) 476-7600 William Glick Walker, DDS Beard, Brian K, DDS 755 Broad St NW Ste A 415 25th St NW Cleveland, TN 37311 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 479-4169 (423) 476-6541 Robbins, Michael A Aspen Dental 165 Mouse Creek Rd NW 1902 Prospect School Rd NW Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37312 (423) 458-4147 (855) 685-1658 Anthony R Gray, DMD Michael G Weathersby DDS MDS 1045 Peerless Xing NW 2175 Chambliss Ave NW Ste A Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 478-5425 (423) 476-7561 Carson, Jeffrey A DDS P LLC David Ward DDS 2175 Chambliss Ave NW 2190 Chambliss Ave NW Cleveland, TN 37311 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 479-5966 (423) 476-3307 7 Health Care Clinics Clinics Smith , Paul Grayson Jr. DO Women's Center 2121 N Ocoee St, Suite 101 2305 Chambliss Ave NW Cleveland, TN 37311 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 472-6548 (423) 559-6171 Voytik Center for Orthopedic Care Medical Specialties 3913 Georgetown Rd 110 Dunhill Pl NW Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37311 (423) 641-0593 (423) 790-7792 Physician First PC American Family Care 2725 Keith St NW 170 Mouse Creek Rd NW Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland, TN 37312 (423) 650-4981 (423) 458-1426 Cleveland
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