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As a Council-Manager form of government, the City Manager is appointed to manage the day-to-day business of the city.
Administrative Offices
Located at the Maryville Municipal Building - Upper Level (Entrance W. Broadway Avenue, Up one floor)
Business Hours | Monday - Friday | 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Closed 12 p.m. until 1 p.m.
404 West Broadway Avenue | Maryville, TN 37801-4710 | (865) 273-3401 Phone
Greg McClain, City Manager | (865) 273-3401 | [email protected]
Sherri Phillips, City Recorder | (865) 273-3452 | [email protected]
Council Meetings
Located at the Maryville Municipal Building - Middle Level (Entrance W. Broadway Avenue, in Council Chambers)
Regular Meetings | First Tuesday each month | 7 p.m. | Public hearings scheduled before the meeting (calendar)
Called or Special Meetings will be posted on the City's homepage calendar.
City Council
To reach any member of City Council, please contact Sarah McCroskey, Administrative Assistant | (865) 273-3401 for messages
Located at the Maryville Municipal Building - Upper Level (Entrance W. Broadway Avenue, Up one floor)
Business Hours | Monday - Friday | 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Closed 12 p.m. until 1 p.m.
404 West Broadway Avenue | Maryville, TN 37801-4710 | (865) 273-3401 Phone
Greg McClain, City Manager | (865) 273-3401 | [email protected]
Sherri Phillips, City Recorder | (865) 273-3452 | [email protected]
Council Meetings
Located at the Maryville Municipal Building - Middle Level (Entrance W. Broadway Avenue, in Council Chambers)
Regular Meetings | First Tuesday each month | 7 p.m. | Public hearings scheduled before the meeting (calendar)
Called or Special Meetings will be posted on the City's homepage calendar.
City Council
To reach any member of City Council, please contact Sarah McCroskey, Administrative Assistant | (865) 273-3401 for messages
Andy White, Mayor | [email protected]
Fred Metz, Vice-Mayor | fmetz@maryville-tn.gov
Tommy Hunt, Councilman | thunt@maryville-tn.gov
Sarah Herron, Councilwoman | [email protected]
Drew Miles, Councilman | [email protected]
Fred Metz, Vice-Mayor | fmetz@maryville-tn.gov
Tommy Hunt, Councilman | thunt@maryville-tn.gov
Sarah Herron, Councilwoman | [email protected]
Drew Miles, Councilman | [email protected]
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Mayor Andy White
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Born and raised in Athens, Tennessee, Mayor Andy White graduated from the University of Tennessee with a bachelor of science degree in business administration with a major in logistics and transportation. He is the Vice President of Firewater Associates, LLC. Firewater is a professional services company that provides engineering and technical services to commercial and government clients. Their offices are located in downtown Maryville.
Mayor White has been active in several local community organizations including the Blount Partnership, Blount County United Way, Boy Scouts of America, Leadership Blount, Girl Scouts and Pellissippi State Community College. Mr. White currently serves on the Maryville, Alcoa, Blount County Parks and Recreation Commission. In addition, he is an active member of the East Tennessee Economic Council (ETEC) and a graduate of Leadership Knoxville and East Tennessee Regional Leadership. He and his wife Kahren have two children, Sara Kate and Delaney and are members of the First United Methodist Church in Maryville.
Mayor White has been active in several local community organizations including the Blount Partnership, Blount County United Way, Boy Scouts of America, Leadership Blount, Girl Scouts and Pellissippi State Community College. Mr. White currently serves on the Maryville, Alcoa, Blount County Parks and Recreation Commission. In addition, he is an active member of the East Tennessee Economic Council (ETEC) and a graduate of Leadership Knoxville and East Tennessee Regional Leadership. He and his wife Kahren have two children, Sara Kate and Delaney and are members of the First United Methodist Church in Maryville.
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Vice-Mayor Councilman Fred Metz
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Born and raised in Fairfield, Alabama, Councilman Fred Metz graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in public administration and received a master of city planning degree from the University of Tennessee. Councilman Metz has been a state Certified General real estate appraiser since the early 1990s. He is currently partner and co-owner of Dunn and Metz Appraisal Group, a real estate appraisal and consulting firm.
Councilman Metz has served the community as President of the Maryville College Parents Association, served on the Board of Directors of Blount County Habitat for Humanity, and coached youth baseball at Maryville Little League. He is a graduate of Leadership Blount and a former President of the Greater Tennessee Chapter of the Appraisal Institute.
Councilman Metz and his wife Sophia have two sons, Eric and Ellis, and are members of New Providence Presbyterian Church.
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Councilman Tommy Hunt is a native of Cottage Grove, Tenn. He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee at Martin and the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine.
Councilman Hunt is President of Calloway Oil Company, a distributor of Exxon, Gulf, and Unbranded motor fuels, and President of E-Z Stop Food Marts, which operates 24 Convenience stores in East Tennessee. Very active in community organizations, Councilman Hunt has served in several capacities for the Blount County Chamber: President in 2001, Transportation Chair, 1997-2000, Vice President of Economic Development in 1996 and served on the Board of Directors since 1991 until 2003.
In addition, he is a past member of the UT National Alumni Association Board of Governors, a member of the University of Tennessee Political Action Committee, a member of the Exxon Mobil National Branded Wholesaler Committee, The Tennessee Fuel and Convenience Store Energy Marketers National Rep, and served as Chairman of the Blount County 1101 Planning Committee.
A member of First Methodist Church, Councilman Hunt and his wife Carol Ann have three daughters, Julia Langston (husband Trenton, sons Hayes and Reid), Emily (husband Elijah Bales and son Tommy), and Laura Hunt.
Councilman Hunt is President of Calloway Oil Company, a distributor of Exxon, Gulf, and Unbranded motor fuels, and President of E-Z Stop Food Marts, which operates 24 Convenience stores in East Tennessee. Very active in community organizations, Councilman Hunt has served in several capacities for the Blount County Chamber: President in 2001, Transportation Chair, 1997-2000, Vice President of Economic Development in 1996 and served on the Board of Directors since 1991 until 2003.
In addition, he is a past member of the UT National Alumni Association Board of Governors, a member of the University of Tennessee Political Action Committee, a member of the Exxon Mobil National Branded Wholesaler Committee, The Tennessee Fuel and Convenience Store Energy Marketers National Rep, and served as Chairman of the Blount County 1101 Planning Committee.
A member of First Methodist Church, Councilman Hunt and his wife Carol Ann have three daughters, Julia Langston (husband Trenton, sons Hayes and Reid), Emily (husband Elijah Bales and son Tommy), and Laura Hunt.
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Councilwoman Sarah Herron
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Elected as the first woman to Maryville's City Council, Councilwoman Sarah Herron grew up in Knoxville and is a graduate of Karns High School. She obtained her bachelor of science and social science degree in mass communications, with a concentration in journalism, from East Tennessee State University.
Councilwoman Herron is the Director of Engagement at Talbott Legacy Centers, which operates nonresidential, comprehensive opioid treatment programs.
Herron is a founding board member of Clayton-Bradley Academy (CBA) and helped launch Alliance for Better Nonprofits, a resource and training center that serves organizations in 25 counties. Following the center’s launch, she was named as one of the Top 5 Outstanding Young Professionals of Knoxville, receiving an inaugural YPK Community Impact Award.
She moved to Maryville in 2005 where she is raising her two sons, Andy annd Adam. The boys are active in a variety of sports and activities at CBA, and both are Boy Scouts with Troop 87.
Councilwoman Herron is the Director of Engagement at Talbott Legacy Centers, which operates nonresidential, comprehensive opioid treatment programs.
Herron is a founding board member of Clayton-Bradley Academy (CBA) and helped launch Alliance for Better Nonprofits, a resource and training center that serves organizations in 25 counties. Following the center’s launch, she was named as one of the Top 5 Outstanding Young Professionals of Knoxville, receiving an inaugural YPK Community Impact Award.
She moved to Maryville in 2005 where she is raising her two sons, Andy annd Adam. The boys are active in a variety of sports and activities at CBA, and both are Boy Scouts with Troop 87.
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Councilman Drew Miles
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Born and raised in Maryville, Drew Miles graduated with an associate degree in management from Pellissippi State and a bachelor’s degree in organizational management from Tusculum College.
Councilman Miles is the principal at Miles Insurance Agency, LLC. He serves on the Blount Chamber Board of Directors, Leadership Blount Board of Directors (and past chair), Chairs the Maryville Downtown Association Economic Vitality Committee, and is a graduate of East Tennessee Regional Leadership.
Councilman Miles was elected by his peers in 2019 as Speaker of the National Advisory Council for Farmers Insurance, representing 12,000 agencies in America.
He and his wife Kristen have two children, Linley and Brantley.
Councilman Miles is the principal at Miles Insurance Agency, LLC. He serves on the Blount Chamber Board of Directors, Leadership Blount Board of Directors (and past chair), Chairs the Maryville Downtown Association Economic Vitality Committee, and is a graduate of East Tennessee Regional Leadership.
Councilman Miles was elected by his peers in 2019 as Speaker of the National Advisory Council for Farmers Insurance, representing 12,000 agencies in America.
He and his wife Kristen have two children, Linley and Brantley.
