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Evidence

My Record of Standing Up

Meetings attended, questions raised, letters sent. The record is here for residents to review directly.

Leadership must be accountable. This page shares meeting records and official correspondence so residents can see the record for themselves: the questions raised, the standards upheld, and the communications sent on behalf of this community.

Community Presence

Community Presence

Christina has spent years showing up, listening, and participating in the discussions that shape Townsend's future.

Townsend Planning Commissioner

Appointed to the Townsend Planning Commission, 2025

CPAC Secretary

Secretary of the Community Plan Advisory Committee — 3 years

Years in the Room

Years of attending, participating in, and documenting local planning processes before formal appointment

Christina Delaney with community members and local leaders in Townsend, Tennessee

Christina with community members and local leaders in Townsend.

Community gathering in Townsend, Tennessee

Community gathering in Townsend.

Participating in community planning discussions

Participating in community planning discussions.

Be Part of It

This community built this campaign.
Join the conversation.

Christina shows up because residents show up with her. If you live in District 8B and want to stay informed, share a concern, or volunteer your time — reach out.

Taking Action

So I did it myself.

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Went to Nashville

Testified and met with state officials on behalf of Townsend

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Filed public records requests

TDEC, TDOT, and Blount County — posted publicly

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Built a public archive

Documents any resident can read, download, and share

Townsend residents at a public demonstration against de-annexation — Photo: The Daily Times, Blount County, TN

Photo: The Daily Times, Blount County, TN

Townsend protest — police presence at demonstration
WATE 6 News coverage of Townsend de-annexation protest

WATE 6 News coverage · March 2025

Standing Up in Public

When Townsend faced a legislative threat that would have stripped the town of its ability to govern itself, Christina stood with her neighbors — not as a candidate, but as a resident who believed the community deserved to be heard.

That is what showing up looks like before there is a title to show up with.

In the News

WATE 6 On Your Side — Knoxville, TN · March 12, 2025

Townsend Residents Voice Opposition to De-Annexation Bill ↗

The Daily Times — Blount County, TN · March 8, 2025

Townsend Demonstration Opposes Deannexation Bill in State Legislature ↗

Christina photographed holding protest sign — lead image

The Daily Times — Blount County, TN · March 9, 2025

Townsend to Vote on Resolution Opposing Deannexation Bill ↗

Quoted: "Nobody's asking for no tourism. That's a silly thing to say."

The Daily Times — Blount County, TN · March 15, 2025

Two Groups Gather for Protests in Townsend on Saturday ↗

Quoted as member of the Townsend 10-year planning committee

Christina Delaney at a Townsend Planning Commission meeting

Townsend Tennessee

On the Record

In the Room

Christina has attended planning commission meetings, raised concerns on the record, and pushed for accountability in public processes. Meeting documentation and media coverage will be posted here.

Meeting recordings and media coverage will be added as they become available.

Official Correspondence

Letters

Official correspondence sent on behalf of Townsend and District 8B residents, addressing annexation, transparency, and the impact of overcrowding and infrastructure decisions on our community.

Letter to State Representatives — SB 0965 / HB 0980

Formal letter sent to Reps. Hatcher, Stinnett, Moon, Crawford, and Sen. Southerland urging opposition to the de-annexation bills threatening Townsend's municipal sovereignty, with all Tennessee mayors copied.

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Letter to Senator Art Swann — Blount Partnership & De-Annexation

January 2024 email to Sen. Art Swann raising early concerns about Blount Partnership's de-annexation intentions, their growing financial power, and the need to protect Townsend's municipal sovereignty. Sent before the bills were formally introduced.

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Letter to Great Smoky Mountains National Park — Overcrowding & Infrastructure Impact

Formal correspondence to the National Park Service raising concerns about the cumulative impact of overcrowding and planned infrastructure expansion on the Townsend entrance corridor — including traffic, water, and quality-of-life effects on District 8B residents.

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