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Vote Stefanie Dalton Stefanie Dalton
Mama, wife, social worker, advocate, neighbor, municipal public servant. ALL OPINIONS ARE MY OWN. I own this page and all of its contents.

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I'm originally from Southwest Virginia, but I was in a military family and we moved a lot! I moved to Chattanooga in 2007 and made Red Bank my forever home in 2010. After graduating from the Tennessee public school system, I earned my Bachelor's in English at East Tennessee State University and, many years later, I went back to school and obtained my Master's in Social Work from the University of Tennessee. Helping and serving people has always been my passion and purpose in life, and I've been fortunate to be able to serve people in a diverse array of settings: mental health, healthcare, the justice system, public schools, and through many community organizations. I've also worked in retail and in office settings, so I know how important it is to hear others' needs and perspectives and work with them to find common ground. I strive always to be a good listener, to be kind, to be welcoming, and to be empathetic, and I will work tirelessly for my community. My purpose here was and is not to win a seat on the Red Bank Commission to help myself, but to be a voice for all of my friends and neighbors here in Red Bank.

10/26/2026
Red Bank neighbors --✨ Red Bank Commission meetings are this evening ✨🗣️ ICYMI, check out my Porch Talk from yesterday e...
10/20/2026

Red Bank neighbors --

✨ Red Bank Commission meetings are this evening ✨

🗣️ ICYMI, check out my Porch Talk from yesterday evening covering the agenda items, including:

• Monthly financial update

• Authorizing the continuation of 100% premium coverage for City retirees

• Authorizing a contract with Dana Safety Supply to upfit Police vehicles

• Naming the Future Park at 3715 Dayton Blvd

• Ratifying the purchase and installation of guardrails

• A second and final reading on an R-1 to R-2 rezoning request for 828 Lullwater Road, and more!

➡️ Work Session at 5:00
➡️ Commission Meeting at 6:00PM

📍 Red Bank City Courtroom, 3117 Dayton Blvd

10/20/2026

Porch Talks with Stefanie - Episode 119:

We chatted about authorizing the continuation of 100% premium coverage for City retirees, authorizing a contract with Dana Safety Supply to upfit Police vehicles, naming the Future Park at 3715 Dayton Blvd, ratifying the purchase and installation of guardrails, the Red Bank Charter Referendum, and other election topics!

Red Bank neighbors! 🗣️ IG Live Porch Talk today, 10/19, at 7:00PM! Pretty short agenda tomorrow:📝 We’ll be chatting abou...
10/19/2026

Red Bank neighbors! 🗣️ IG Live Porch Talk today, 10/19, at 7:00PM! Pretty short agenda tomorrow:

📝 We’ll be chatting about authorizing the continuation of 100% premium coverage for City retirees, authorizing a contract with Dana Safety Supply to upfit Police vehicles, naming the Future Park at 3715 Dayton Blvd, and ratifying the purchase and installation of guardrails!

❓ Ask me anything!

10/19/2026

🎄 Red Bank Christmas Parade & Festival Applications Are Now Open! 🎄

The holiday season is right around the corner, and applications are now being accepted for the Red Bank Christmas Parade & Festival on Saturday, December 12!

Want to showcase your business, organization, church, school, club, or community group? Join us for one of Red Bank's favorite holiday traditions featuring a festive parade, community celebration, vendors, entertainment, and holiday cheer for all ages.

✨ Parade Participants Welcome
✨ Vendor Spaces Available
✨ Community Organizations Encouraged to Apply
✨ Help Us Make This Year's Event Merry & Bright!

Don't wait, secure your spot today and be part of the magic of Christmas in Red Bank.

🎄 Applications are open now! https://parksrec.egov.basgov.com/redbanktn
📍 3715 Dayton Blvd
📅 December 12th 3-8pm with the parade starting at 6

Happy Happy Pride, Red Bank and Chattanooga! We see you and love you just as you are! 🫶🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🫶And while it was windy ...
10/17/2026

Happy Happy Pride, Red Bank and Chattanooga! We see you and love you just as you are! 🫶🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🫶

And while it was windy and chilly as heck, it was so, so good to walk with friends and neighbors in the spirit of love and joyful existence. I was carrying this Red Bank sign and I can't tell you how many times I heard folks say "Yeah, Red Bank!" and "Way to go, Red Bank!" and "Woohoo, that's my neighborhood!" That's RIGHT -- it is YOUR neighborhood,, because EVERYONE is welcome and belongs here! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🤎🤍🩷🩵🩶🖤

Holding Judge Johnny Houston and his family in our hearts today. Johnny left an indelible mark on our community, and we ...
10/12/2026

Holding Judge Johnny Houston and his family in our hearts today. Johnny left an indelible mark on our community, and we will forever be grateful for the time we were blessed to share with him here in Red Bank ❤️‍🩹

Red Bank Mourns the Passing of Longtime City Judge Johnny D. Houston, Jr.

RED BANK, TN – The City of Red Bank mourns the passing of longtime City Judge Johnny D. Houston, Jr., who died Sunday, October 11, 2026.

Judge Houston was first appointed to serve as Red Bank City Judge in 2000 and subsequently was elected to three consecutive eight-year terms, most recently winning reelection in August 2022.

For more than 25 years, Judge Houston was a familiar and respected presence in Red Bank. His roots in the community preceded his judicial service. He previously served as president of the Red Bank Chamber of Commerce and coached youth sports in Red Bank and North Chattanooga.

His connection to Red Bank was also evident in the everyday places where people knew him. In recent years, he could frequently be found enjoying Red Bank’s pickleball courts. His law practice was distinctly Red Bank as well, located in a beautiful historic home along Dayton Boulevard. Those connections made him more than the City Judge. He was very much a part of the everyday life of the community he served.

“Johnny Houston gave an extraordinary portion of his life to Red Bank,” said City Manager Martin Granum. “For more than two decades, generations of Red Bank residents knew him as Judge Houston, but they also knew him as a neighbor, attorney, coach, and familiar face around town. His passing marks the end of a remarkable period of service to our city, and we will remember him with gratitude and love. Our thoughts are especially with his family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time.”

Judge Houston graduated from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville in 1986 and Memphis State University Law School in 1989. He had been a Chattanooga-area resident since 1989 and maintained his law practice in Red Bank.

"My sincerest condolences to Casey and Judge Houston's family,” said Red Bank City Judge Bryan Hoss. “For years, Judge Houston was a pillar in our legal community here in Hamilton County. He loved representing Red Bank as their Judge and was not only well respected, but many of us considered him a dear friend and colleague. For me personally, it was an honor when Red Bank asked me to step into his shoes as the next Judge. Rest in peace, Johnny."

The City of Red Bank extends its deepest sympathies to Judge Houston’s family and joins the broader community and legal community in mourning his passing, celebrating his life and recognizing his many years of dedicated service to Red Bank.

Red Bank neighbors --✨ Red Bank Commission meetings are this evening ✨🗣️ ICYMI, check out my Porch Talk from yesterday e...
10/06/2026

Red Bank neighbors --

✨ Red Bank Commission meetings are this evening ✨

🗣️ ICYMI, check out my Porch Talk from yesterday evening covering the agenda items, including:

• Presentation on employee medical insurance

• Discussion only of naming our future park at the FRBMSS

• Authorization of the sale of the former Red Bank Sewer Plant

• Approval of the purchase of a mini ram for the Fire Dept

• Approval of the purchase of replacement windscreens at the pickleball/tennis courts

• A public hearing and R-1 to R-2 rezoning request for 828 Lullwater Road, and more!

➡️ Work Session at 5:00
➡️ Commission Meeting at 6:00PM

📍 Red Bank City Courtroom, 3117 Dayton Blvd

10/06/2026

The VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE is TODAY, 10/5, for the NOVEMBER 3RD ELECTION -- check yours NOW! Okay, now onto business!

Porch Talks with Stefanie - Episode 118:

We chatted about a presentation on employee medical insurance, a discussion only of naming our future park at the FRBMSS, authorization of the sale of former sewer plant, approval of purchase of mini ram for the Fire Dept, approval of replacement windscreens at the pickleball courts, a public hearing and R-1 to R-2 rezoning request, and more!

Red Bank neighbors! 🗣️ IG Live Porch Talk today, 10/5, at 7:00PM!📝 We’ll be chatting about a presentation on employee me...
10/05/2026

Red Bank neighbors! 🗣️ IG Live Porch Talk today, 10/5, at 7:00PM!

📝 We’ll be chatting about a presentation on employee medical insurance, a discussion only of naming our future park at the FRBMSS, authorization of the sale of former sewer plant, approval of purchase of mini ram for the Fire Dept, approval of replacement windscreens at the pickleball courts, a public hearing and R-1 to R-2 rezoning request, and more!

❓ Ask me anything!

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