Neighborhood Advisory Council
Previous Service
In addition to NAC's 15 current members, 48 neighborhoods have been represented and 55 community leaders have served on the Mayor's Neighborhood Advisory Council since 2008. We recognize the following past members for their service to NAC, Knoxville's neighborhoods, and the larger community.
Member / Neighborhood Affiliation* / Years of Service
Amy Midis - Forest Hights Neighborhood Association - 2014-2018
Andre Canty - Burlington Residents Association - 2019-2020
Anna Compton - Cumberland Estates Neighborhood Watch - 2014-2019
Anne White - Dalton Place Way HOA - 2016-2020
Barbara Armstead – Oakwood Lincoln Park Neighborhood Association – 2009–2013
Barbara Pelot – West Hills Community Association – 2011–2014
Bill Hutton – Oakwood Lincoln Park Neighborhood Association – 2013–2017
Bobby Braly – Parkridge Community Organization – 2013–2014
Breyauna Holloway - Mechanicsville Community Association - 2021-2023
Cathy Irwin – Fort Sanders Neighborhood Association – 2011–2014
Charlotte Davis** – Fountain City Town Hall – 2008–2010
Dan Smith** – Council of Involved Neighborhoods (COIN) – 2008–2012
Danny Gray - South Woodlawn Neighborhood Association - 2015-2019
David Gillette – Mechanicsville Community Association – 2015–2017; 2020-2021
Debbie Sharp – South Woodlawn Neighborhood Association – 2014
Dennis Murphy – Beaumont Community Organization – 2011–2015
Dennis Owen – Kingston Pike Sequoyah Hills Association – 2012–2015
Derek Tate - Michael Meadowview Neighborhood Watch - 2018-2020
Donna Downen – Glenview HOA – 2013–2016
Donnie Ernst - Wesley Neighbors Community Association - 2014-2019
Emma Ellis-Cosigua - Oakwood Lincoln Park Neighborhood Association / Inskip Community Association - 2018-2023
Eric Johnson - Vestal Community Organization - 2020-2022
Fran Nichols - Moss Creek Villas HOA - 2016-2018
Gayle Atherton - South Haven Neighborhood Association - 2019-2021
Gene Mathis - Alice Bell Spring Hill Neighborhood Association - 2009-2012
Greg Easterly - Norwood Community Association - 2022-2023
Jennifer Mirtes – Inskip Park & Pool Neighborhood Watch – 2009–2012
Jennifer Reynolds - Timbercrest Neighborhood Association - 2018-2020
Jenny Wright – Fourth & Gill Neighborhood Organization – 2016–2017
Jody Mullins** – Cumberland Estates West Neighborhood Watch – 2008–2013; 2020-2022
Karen Kluge** – City People – 2008–2012
Kimberley Fowler – Burlington Residents Association – 2014–2017
Lauren Rider – Old North Knoxville, Inc. – 2011–2017
LaShea Brabson - Williams Creek Community Association - 2022-2024
Linda Rust** – South Haven Neighborhood Association – 2008–2011
Lola Alapo – Boright Area Neighborhood Watch – 2015–2017
Mae Moody – Murray Drive/Wilkerson Road Neighborhood Watch – 2009–2014
Matt McMillan - Adair Gardens Residents Association - 2017-2020
Mickeeya Harrison – MLK Jr. Commission – 2011–2015
Millie Ward - Historic Holston Hills Community Club - 2020-2022
Molly Conaway - Oakwood Lincoln Park Neighborhood Association - 2018-2021
Molly Gilbert - Lake Forest Neighborhood Association - 2017-2018
Morgan Wilson - Parkridge Community Organization - 2020-2022
Polly Doka** – Council of Involved Neighborhoods (COIN) – 2008–2013
Rick Roach – Friends of Williams Creek – 2009–2014
Rob Glass - Harrill Hills Neighborhood Watch - 2018-2021
Robbie Arrington – Fountain City Town Hall – 2011–2017
Steve Ritter – Heart of Lonsdale – 2012–2015
Suzanne Kurth** – Lonas Drive Community Association – 2008–2014
TaShawn Ransome - Pinnacle Park Residence Association - 2024
Terrell Patrick - Cold Springs Neighborhood Watch - 2017-2019
Terry Caruthers – Colonial Village Neighborhood Association – 2013–2016
Travetta Johnson - Parkridge Community Organization - 2014-2019
Victoria Raschke - Norwood Community Association - 2019-2020
Whitney Stanley** – Old Sevier Community – 2008–2013
* Neighborhood affiliation listed for identification purpose only
** These individuals served on the original Neighborhoods Task Force which, in early 2007, recommended that then Mayor Bill Haslam create the Office of Neighborhoods. They then continued to serve through the time that the Task Force became the Neighborhood Advisory Council.