Notice to Anderson County residents: The Wolf Valley Convenience Center will be partially closed on Friday, April 17th, for the replacement of one of the garbage compactors. The fourth compactor in line is being replaced with a brand new one and there will be limited access to the far end of the Convenience Center away from the entrance. The recycling compactor and the first two garbage compactors will be open, as well as the Open Top container for bulk items. The last two compactors and the area past them will be blocked-off for the installation, and there may be limited access to the shed for oil drop-off. The install will take from half a day to potentially all day.
General Sessions Court
Office Hours 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
General Sessions Court is a court of limited jurisdiction. Civil jurisdiction is limited to specific types of actions and a monetary limit of $25,000 except for Detainer Warrants, wherein the court shall have unlimited original jurisdiction; and Actions to Recover Personal Property wherein the court shall have unlimited original jurisdiction, including jurisdiction to award an alternative money judgment. Criminal jurisdiction is limited to misdemeanor cases and preliminary hearings in felony cases.
Judge Victoria Bowling – General Sessions Division I
- General Sessions Judge Division I – Elected to the Bench in 2022
- Graduate of the University of Tennessee in 1990 with a Bachelor’s degree in political science
- Graduate of the University of Tennessee School of Law in 1993
- Served on the Board of the Tennessee Bar Association while in UT Law School
- Past President of the University of Tennessee Student Bar Association
- Past President of East Tennessee Law Women’s Association
- Immediate past President of the Tennessee General Sessions Judges’ Conference (2025-2026)
- President of the Tennessee General Sessions Judges’ Conference (2024-2025)
- President-Elect of the Tennessee General Sessions Judges’ Conference (2023-2024)
- Vice-President of the Tennessee General Sessions Judges’ Conference (Eastern Region Representative ) (2022-2023)
- Executive Committee Board Member, Tennessee General Sessions Judges’ Conference (2022-Present)
- Education Committee, Tennessee General Sessions Judges’ Conference (2022-Present)
- Tennessee State 4-H Foundation Board Member (2022-Present)
- Practiced law for more than two decades in Anderson County, serving four years with the Public Defender’s Office
Judge Matthew Tuck – General Sessions Division II
- General Sessions Judge Division II – Elected to the Bench in 2022
- Received undergraduate degree from University of Tennessee
- Graduated from University of Memphis Law School in 2006 with a law degree and MBA
- Practiced criminal and civil law in Anderson County for over a decade
- Served on the Board of Directors for First Steps United Methodist Church
- Member of Anderson County Chamber of Commerce
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