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OUTSIDE AGENCY PROFILES
McMinn County Living Heritage Museum
McMinn Rescue Squad
McMinn Senior Activity Center
Sister Cities Program
Tri-County Center for Independent Living
EXPENDITURES
Account 
Number Expenditure Description
FY 2022-23 
Actual
FY 2023-24 
Actual
FY 2024-25 
Budgeted/ 
Amended
FY 2025-26 
Manager 
Proposed
FY 2025-26 
Council 
Approved
01-0105-5873 American Legion Flags 2,000           2,000            2,000          2,000            2,000         
01-0105-5850 Athens Area Council for the Arts 12,000         12,000          12,000        12,000          12,000       
01-0105-5875 E. G. Fisher Library 159,600       166,900        172,100       177,500        177,500     
01-0105-5876 E. G. Fisher Library Capital Fund 3,600           -                3,600          19,400          19,400       
01-0105-5894 LITE House -               -                15,000        15,000          15,000       
01-0105-5890 Main Street Athens 40,000         50,000          35,000        35,000          35,000       
01-0105-5815 McMinn County Economic Dev. Authority 35,000         35,000          35,000        35,000          35,000       
01-0105- McMinn County Education Foundation -               -                -              6,700            6,700         
01-0105- McMinn County Historical Society -               -                -              6,000            6,000         
01-0105-5820 McMinn County Juvenile Services 66,000         66,000          66,000        66,000          66,000       
01-0105-5865 McMinn County Living Heritage Museum 6,000           6,000            6,000          6,000            6,000         
01-0105-5845 McMinn Rescue Squad 5,500           5,500            5,500          5,500            5,500         
01-0105-5830 McMinn Senior Activity Center 47,000         22,000          22,000        22,000          22,000       
01-0105-5855 Si ster City Program 10,000         10,000          10,000        20,000          20,000       
01-0105-5825 Tri-County Center for Independent Living 10,000         10,000          10,000        10,000          10,000       
396,700       385,400        394,200       438, 100        438, 100     
This agency offers older adults that are 50+ an opportunity to stay active and healthy. Specifically, the center offers a wide range of
activities that include special events and daily programs, dancing and singing, fitness programs, tournaments, arts and crafts, and
travel programs.
OUTSIDE AGENCIES
This volunteer agency works in tandem with city and county emergency response departments to provide supplementary aid at
accidents and emergencies within the county upon request using their k-9, dive team, fire, and emergency rescue equipment and
training.
This agency, founded in 1982, maintains the McMinn County area’shistory and heritage by collecting, preserving, and interpreting
artifacts, artwork, and other items representative of the community’s past dating from the 1700s to the present. The museum has
over 12,000 artifacts, permanent exhibits, rotating exhibits, and offers educational programming.
Total Outside Agencies
FY 2025-26 BUDGET PRIORITIES
This nonprofit organization assists individuals with disabilities to achieve their goals and lead a more independent life.
Specifically, this agency provides in-home care such as housekeeping, bathing/hygiene, and meal preparation, transportation,
independent living skills training, medication assistance, equipment loan program, home modifications, computer access, assistive
telephones, advocacy and peer support, and community education.
The Sister Cities program is an international effort to foster people-to-people citizen diplomacy to further international cooperation
and understanding. More specifically, the program promotes educational, cultural, and economic awareness among the
participating communities through hosting a lecture series and numerous exchange programs. Athens’ sister city is Isahaya, Japan.
• The Sister City Program expenses increased to enhance the city's involvement in this global exchange program by sending
city officials to Isahaya.
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