Trenton - Subject to local approval, expands the responsibilities of the city recorder to include the administration of functions for necessary and proper municipal operations, and to make such reports of the finances of the city as required and called on by the Mayor and Board; expands the residency requirement for the chief of police by authorizing the chief to reside anywhere in the county rather than just the city. - Amends Chapter 14 of the Private Acts of 2011.

HB 2022 modifies Trenton, Tennessee's local laws by expanding the city recorder's duties to include administering all necessary municipal operations and reporting city finances to the mayor and board. It changes residency requirements for both the city recorder and chief of police, allowing them to live anywhere in Gibson County (instead of specifically within Trenton) while still requiring six months of residency after appointment. The bill directly affects Trenton's city recorder and chief of police positions by altering their appointment rules and expanding the recorder's administrative responsibilities. This legislation requires Trenton's legislative body to approve it by a two-thirds vote before taking effect.