PREFERRED VENDOR/PARTNER n First Freedom Bank www.firstfreedombank.com First Freedom Bank is an independent, community-focused, full-service bank. We have offices in Lebanon, Mt. Juliet, Cookeville, Algood, and Gainesboro, Tennessee. Our legacy is built on relationships, trust, and a commitment to our customers. Choose us as your bank and experience the difference. Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender. n Middle Tennessee Electric www.mte.com Founded in 1936, MTE is the largest electric cooperative in the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) region and the second largest in the United States. It serves over 750,000 Tennesseans in Rutherford, Cannon, Williamson, and Wilson counties. MTE’s broadband subsidiary, United Communications, provides high-speed internet and phone services to portions of Wilson County. many facts as possible for the County Commission to make good decisions for the people who live here,” Mayor Hutto affirms. By fostering an environment where facts drive decision-making, and leaders remain accountable to residents, the county ensures that growth is managed in a way that benefits all stakeholders. Wilson County’s position in the region is clear: a thriving community that balances economic development with quality of life. With strategic planning, investment in education, and a devotion to resident well-being, the county is well-positioned for sustainable growth both in the short and long term. prioritize attracting a mix of businesses that provide high-paying jobs. This includes expanding the healthcare sector, investing in technological advancements in manufacturing, and tapping into the growing field of sports tourism. While tourism is already a strong economic driver, there is room for growth, particularly in youth sports and outdoor recreation. Philosophically, Wilson County’s leadership embraces a servant-leadership approach. Mayor Randall Hutto emphasizes humility and service as key principles in governance. “My role as the County Mayor is simply to lay out as Mayor Randall Hutto 10 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 03
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