A Chattanooga city councilman blasted the city administration Wednesday for not fully complying with his open records request, while Mayor Ron Littlefield’s attorney said a court hearing could come as soon as Friday in the recall effort.
A series of e-mail exchanges between Mayor Ron Littlefield and the president of the Chattanooga Tea Party show the mayor’s growing anger at the group’s recall effort.
Petitioners handed in the last of their signatures Monday afternoon in an effort to oust Mayor Ron Littlefield and now are waiting to see if any lawsuit will take place in the matter in Hamilton County Chancery Court.
A series of e-mails between Mayor Ron Littlefield and the president of the Chattanooga Tea Party, which is trying to recall Littlefield, shows a difference in opinion on Christian principles and whether the recall effort is a personal attack.
Groups backing the ouster of Mayor Ron Littlefield are not required to disclose any finances to state or local officials and at least one advocacy group says that poses a potential problem.