How many members of the Contractor's Board have their term expired each year?

In Tennessee, the Contractor's Board is structured to maintain a balance of experience and new perspectives. Each year, one member's term on the board expires. This practice ensures continuity while allowing for fresh insights and adaptability in responding to the construction industry's evolving needs.

The board's design reflects a system where each member serves a staggered term, promoting stability and maintaining a knowledgeable body that can effectively oversee the licensing and regulation of contractors within the state. Having only one member's term expire annually allows the board to retain expertise while also enabling new members to bring in their backgrounds and innovations.