Report: Chattanooga Police Safety Analysis for Whiskey Cowgirl Incomplete Before Mini-Golf Vote
A report by the Chattanooga Times Free Press indicates that a police analysis concerning safety issues at Whiskey Cowgirl did not cover the full scope of concerns prior to a vote on a related mini-golf project.
Chattanooga, TN, November 7, 2026 — A recent analysis of safety concerns at the Whiskey Cowgirl establishment by the Chattanooga Police Department was incomplete and did not address the full range of issues prior to a local vote on a related mini-golf project. This finding comes from a report published by the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
The police analysis, which was intended to evaluate safety matters at the Whiskey Cowgirl venue, was reportedly found to be insufficient in its scope. According to the Chattanooga Times Free Press report, the assessment did not encompass all pertinent concerns. This omission is significant because the analysis was conducted before a critical vote concerning a proposed mini-golf project associated with the establishment.
The specific details regarding which concerns were not covered in the police analysis were not fully elaborated upon in the initial report. Similarly, the exact timeline of the police assessment relative to the vote was not provided. The outcome or impact of this incomplete analysis on the decision-making process for the mini-golf project remains unclear.
The report by the Chattanooga Times Free Press highlights a potential gap in the information available to city officials or voters when they made their determination on the mini-golf project. The extent to which the incomplete police safety analysis influenced the vote is not specified.
Further details about the full scope of safety concerns, the methodology used in the police analysis, and the precise timeline of events leading up to the vote are pending. The report does not indicate any immediate next steps or actions to be taken as a result of this finding.
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