Editing Hartsville, Tennessee (section)

==Government==
The legislative authority of the Hartsville/Trousdale County Government shall include all legislative authority vested in the former Town of Hartsville and in Trousdale County upon the date of the formation of the Hartsville/Trousdale County Government, as well as all legislative powers vested in metropolitan governments generally, in county governments generally under the Constitution of the State of Tennessee, under laws of general application of the State of Tennessee as the same shall be in effect at or after the date of formation of the Hartsville/Trousdale County Government, or under any private acts applicable to the Town of Hartsville or Trousdale County. The legislative authority of the Hartsville/Trousdale County Government except as otherwise specified in this charter, shall be vested in the Hartsville/Trousdale County Commission, sometimes hereinafter called "Commission."

The commission is divided into 10 districts with 2 commissioners per district. The next election cycle for the commission is 2026.<ref name="TT">{{Cite web |title=Trousdale, TN |url=https://www.trousdalecountytn.gov/government/local_government/county_commission/index.php |access-date=September 25, 2022 |website=www.trousdalecountytn.gov |language=en}}</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
|+Current Trousdale County Commission<ref name="TT" />
!District
!Commissioner
!Commissioner
|-
|1st
|Mark Presley
|David Nollner
|-
|2nd
|Shane Burton
|Landon Gulley
|-
|3rd
|Jerry Ford
|Grant Cothron
|-
|4th
|Lonnie Taylor
|Terry "Bubba" Gregory
|-
|5th
|Lesley Overman
|Will Dennis
|-
|6th
|Alan Carman
|Amber Russell
|-
|7th
|Judy Kerr
|Chris Gregory
|-
|8th
|Brian Cook
|Steve Whittaker
|-
|9th
|Richard B. Johnson
|David Thomas
|-
|10th
|Beverly Atwood
|Tommy Belcher
|}