Resident asks Meigs County to restore historic road name
May 15, 2026 | Meigs County, Tennessee
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A resident addressing the Meigs County Commission requested that a local road’s name be restored to its historical form, describing family and local history and saying three of five households on the road support the change.
The commenter traced several historical name changes and asked the county to check records and confirm whether a reversion is possible. “I would like it changed back…because there's not a corral there anymore,” the resident said, asking staff (referred to in the transcript as Eddie) to verify land records and report back.
County commissioners asked staff to research the road-name history; staff acknowledged the request and the resident said that was all he needed. No formal motion or vote was taken at the meeting.
The commenter traced several historical name changes and asked the county to check records and confirm whether a reversion is possible. “I would like it changed back…because there's not a corral there anymore,” the resident said, asking staff (referred to in the transcript as Eddie) to verify land records and report back.
County commissioners asked staff to research the road-name history; staff acknowledged the request and the resident said that was all he needed. No formal motion or vote was taken at the meeting.
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