Signal Mountain Town Council · Nov 3, 2026
P. Andrew
Coyle
P. Andrew Coyle is running for Signal Mountain Town Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 10 candidates are running for 4 seats.
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The race · Town Council
- 01P. Andrew CoyleYou’re reading
- 02Clay CrumblissIncumbent
- 03John Foreman
- 04Chris Gailmard
- 05Scott Gossett
- 06J. Miles JorgensenIncumbent
- 07Laura Malone
- 08Rufus Marye
- 09Austin Scofield
- 10Jami Wolbers
Background
- About
- Hamilton County executive assistant district attorney and chairman of the Signal Mountain Planning Commission. He has served on the commission since 2022.
The official sample ballot lists ten candidates for four seats: P. Andrew Coyle, Clay Crumbliss, John Foreman, Chris Gailmard, Scott Gossett, J. Miles Jorgensen, Laura Malone, Rufus Marye, Austin Scofield and Jami Wolbers. Hamilton County Election Commission
On the record: P. Andrew Coyle
5 sourced01Growth and density3 sourced positions
As Planning Commission chairman, seconded the motion to conditionally approve the Shackleford Ridge Road preliminary plat (approved 6-1, Mar. 2026).
Commission voteSignal Mountain Planning Commission minutes, Mar. 5, 2026 · Mar 5, 2026Link
As Planning Commission chairman, ruled that the Red Maple Run conceptual plan was not compliant with subdivision regulation 2-104.2 (Sept. 2026).
Commission voteSignal Mountain Planning Commission minutes, Sept. 3, 2026 · Sep 3, 2026Link
Moved to have the Town Attorney review whether the Red Maple Run application has vested rights; the motion passed (Sept. 2026).
Commission voteSignal Mountain Planning Commission minutes, Sept. 3, 2026 · Sep 3, 2026Link
02Plan Hamilton1 sourced position
as reported by The Tennessee Conservative from the Signal Mountain Conservative Club forum
Called for an infrastructure-first approach to development, saying the mountain's limited access points make it different from the rest of the county.
infrastructure first”
Forum answerThe Tennessee Conservative · Sep 15, 2026Link
03Budget and taxes1 sourced position
as reported by The Tennessee Conservative from the Signal Mountain Conservative Club forum; not a direct quote
Said part of the town's surplus should go to investments and infrastructure left unaddressed for years.
Forum answerThe Tennessee Conservative · Sep 15, 2026Link
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