City of Chattanooga Municipal Election - March 4, 2025
Chattanooga has received mixed reviews recently. While it has been recognized for being one of the friendliest cities and a top food destination according to Conde Nast, WalletHub has ranked it as the second worst-run city in the United States, citing low scores in financial stability and safety.
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Despite various initiatives like the Climate Action Plan and the One Chattanooga Plan, the city faces significant challenges, including deteriorating infrastructure, a visible homeless veteran population, and rising crime rates.
Residents now have an opportunity to make a change by supporting Chris Long for Mayor. His campaign emphasizes accountability and common leadership for Chattanooga 1
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Get Informed
We are currently experiencing significant transformations across all aspects of our lives and livelihoods. Mainstream media often presents only government-approved "news," leading to a decline in open discussions and discourse. If you ever find yourself questioning the information presented to you, this website is designed for you.
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As of March 2023, our primary focus was on the transformation of Chattanooga into a SMART City. We encourage you to bookmark this site and return frequently as we continuously update it with new content.
Our goal is to inform all residents of Hamilton County about the "Chattanooga Climate Action Plan" (CCAP), previously known as the "Chattanooga SMART City" plan. We aim to clarify what the plan entails, its origins, its purpose, its impact on those who live, work, and visit Chattanooga, and why immediate objections are warranted.
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This site is the result of extensive research beyond mainstream media sources. We invite you to explore our collection of videos and articles related to various topics within the CAP. If you're confused by the numerous acronyms and buzzwords, please refer to our glossary for quick clarification.
In a time when buzzwords and progressive ideologies can feel overwhelming, we strive to help you navigate through the noise, discover your passion, and work together to protect Chattanooga.
Short "poetic" video titled "And still the people didn't see"