OUR COMMUNITY
To Commissioner Mackey, District 4 is home. Not just a collection of precincts or property lines that we can see on a map. But a living, breathing community made up of people who show up every day, for their families, their neighbors, and their city.
From downtown Chattanooga to Avondale, Bushtown, East Chattanooga, Kingspoint, Murray Hills, and Ridgedale, District 4 carries the heartbeat of this city. It is where work gets done, culture is built, and history lives side by side with possibility.
What unites us is not sameness, but shared purpose.
COMMUNITY CENTERS
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Commissioner Warren Mackey’s work has focused on strengthening neighborhoods, expanding opportunity, and making sure long-time residents are not left behind as the county grows. These accomplishments reflect years of community-centered leadership and steady advocacy.
HOUSING ADVOCACY
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Commissioner Mackey has played a key role in the restoration of Boynton Towers development, working to preserve affordable housing for seniors and to protect community members from being displaced
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Commissioner Mackey advocated for stronger housing policies that prioritize the stability, dignity, and long-term affordability of housing.
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Commissioner Mackey supports redevelopment efforts that focus on residents first, and not just speculation
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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Commissioner Mackey supported the transformation of the Mary Ann Garber School and site, into a vocational and workforce training center
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Commissioner Mackey has helped the county create pathways into skilled trades, certifications, and adult education programs
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Commissioner Mackey has worked with he county to strengthened partnerships between local schools, colleges, and workforce organizations
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PUBLIC SAFETY
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Commissioner Mackey has long advocated for prevention-focused strategies that address root causes like poverty, trauma, and lack of opportunity
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On multiple occasions, Commissioner Mackey has convened community violence prevention conversations and summits hosted throughout the district.
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INVESTING IN OUR YOUTH
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Commissioner Mackey has been the champion of long-term investment into the educational facilities that call District 4 home.
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Commissioner Mackey continuously supports vocational education, dual enrollment, and career readiness opportunities that are open and accessible to community members.
SERVANT OF ALL
To Commissioner Mackey, service isn't just a slogan, but is a lifelong commitment. The Commissioner is a proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. for over 50 years and In 2013, he was elected President of the Tennessee County Commissioners Association, representing counties across the state and helping guide policy that impacts local governments far beyond District 4.
