Editing Red Bank, Tennessee (section)

==Government==
Red Bank has a Council-Manager form of government with five elected commissioners. Commissioners serve staggered four year terms so that the entire commission does not turn over all at once. The five commissioners vote on city matters in public meetings and direct the City Manager (Martin Granum), who carries out the daily affairs of the city. All subsequent city employees report to the City Manager including Public Works (Greg Tate, Director), Community Development (Leslie Johnson, Director), the Fire Department (Brent Sylar, Chief), and the Police Department (Dan Seymour, Chief).

As of 2025, the Red Bank Board of Commissioners includes Mayor Stefanie Dalton, Vice Mayor Hollie Berry, Commissioners Jamie Fairbanks-Harvey, Hayes Wilkinson, and Terri Holmes. Public agenda work sessions are held at 5pm on the first and third Tuesdays of every month, followed by the board meeting at 6pm the same days.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.redbanktn.gov/158/Board-of-Commissioners|title=Board of Commissioners|access-date=February 13, 2025|website=www.redbanktn.gov}}</ref> Public comments for both items on and off the agenda are welcome.

As of 2025, the Red Bank Planning Commission includes Ben Richards, Sonja Millard – Vice Chair, Robin Parker, Kate Skonberg – Secretary, and Brenna Kelly.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Planning Commission|url=https://www.redbanktn.gov/202/Planning-Commission|access-date=February 13, 2025|website=www.redbanktn.gov}}</ref> Public planning commission meeting agenda work sessions are held the third Tuesday of every month at 12p, followed by the planning commission meeting on the third Thursday of every month at 6pm. 

Two additional citizen boards, the Board of Zoning Appeals and the Board of Floodplain Revie, may assist in the zoning processes.

The City has also initiated the use of Citizens' Advisory Boards to allow for public input into issues impacting the community. Current boards include: Cemetery Citizens' Advisory Board, Festival Citizens' Advisory Board, Public Art Citizens' Advisory Board, Urban Transportation Citizens' Advisory Board, Parks & Recreation Citizens' Advisory Board, Non-Profit Citizens' Advisory Board, and Transportation Safety Committee.  

The Red Bank Commission and the City Manager hold an annual strategic planning retreat to set goals for the year.