Anderson County Commissioner Harold Jernigan headed the Redistricting Committee charged with redistributing the population equally among the districts in accordance with the 2000 census data and state laws. The County Commission approved a redistricting plan that retained the previous eight districts but moved the boundaries of those districts. Just as before, two commissioners and one constable will represent each district.  Click here to see a list of the new county districts and precincts. A summary of the changes is given below.

District 1. A portion of Fairview was transferred from District 3 to District 1. District 1, consisting primarily of Claxton and South Clinton.

District 2. A portion of Clinton on the south side of state Highway 61, extending to the Interstate 75 overpass bridge--including Fleenor Road, old Highway 61, and Irwin Mill Lane--was transferred from District 3 to District 2. District 2, consisting primarily of Clinton and the Block House Valley Road area.

District 3. District 3 lost a portion of Fairview to District 1 and a portion of Clinton to District 2. District 3, which consists mostly of the Norris area.

District 4. Briceville and New River were moved from District 5 to District 4, while some of the Blockhouse Valley area was moved to District 5. District 4, which consists mainly of the Lake City area.

District 5. Some of the Dutch Valley area was transferred from District 4 to District 5. The part of the Norwood community closest to Oak Ridge was transferred from District 5 to District 6. The Briceville and New River areas were moved to District 4. District 5, which encompasses parts of Oliver Springs, Marlow, and Clinton.

District 6. The Norwood area of Oliver Springs that is closest to Oak Ridge was transferred from District 5. District 6, which includes the western part of Oak Ridge.

District 7. District 7, consisting of the middle section of Oak Ridge.

District 8. District 8, which encompasses the eastern section of Oak Ridge.

If you have any questions visit the Anderson County Election Commission's website at acelect.com , call them at 457-6238, or email them at acec@esper.com . The Election Commission office is in Room 207 of the Anderson County Court House, 100 N. Main Street, Clinton, TN 37716.