A RESOLUTION to recognize Cindy Cameron Ogle on the occasion of her retirement.
Impact
The resolution emphasizes the impact of Ogle's tenure on local governance and economic performance, citing revenue growth from $19.7 million in 1988 to $97.5 million in 2021. Her role in fostering partnerships, such as with Ripley's Entertainment for the aquarium, and her involvement in various civic and professional organizations underscored her commitment to enhancing the community and its services.
Summary
SJR0893 is a Senate Joint Resolution recognizing the significant contributions of Cindy Cameron Ogle upon her retirement after thirty-four years of dedicated service as the City Manager of Gatlinburg. The resolution acknowledges Ogle's leadership during pivotal moments of growth and crisis in Gatlinburg, particularly highlighting her influence in situations including the Great Recession and the devastating wildfires of 2016.
Contention
While there was unanimous support reflected in the voting history, with the resolution passing with 33 yeas and 0 nays, it nevertheless shines a light on the broader discussions surrounding leadership in local government. As Ogle steps down, concerns may arise regarding future leadership and the potential challenges facing Gatlinburg, particularly in sustaining the community’s growth and addressing local needs in the years to come.