Parkers Crossroads is managed by a Tennessee Law maker. The representative for that area. He attached himself to the city, as a civil war enthusiasts. TN state office of comptroller of treasury, contains audit reports for your inspection. The city hires the local county’s sheriffs dept. For the policing of the city’s streets and area surrounding I-40 exit 108. If you appear in their court you will be directed to TN Highway Patrol Troop D’s building, which is listed on TN property tax viewer, as Henderson County Court Executive Offices, and Parkers Crossroads, City Hall. The Judge will most likely be the City Attorney, how that works is unknown. When you go to this metal shop/garage building, remember the city’s audit report states it’s value at +300,000.oo. The property tax records have its value as approx 50,000.oo. If you go to TN website, search for liquor license and places approved under tourism, you will note the wording concerning this city, no doubt written by that city manager and state representative and law maker, is extremely constructed to benefit Parkers Crossroads only, as terms in the law refer to a certain civil war leaders, command and orders. This is just one of many examples of the most public displays of corruption, I have ever seen. The audit report for city shows annual income from fines to be +263,000.oo for 2015, but after allowed deductions, the city claims only about 16,000.oo. Where does this money go ???? And is it legal for county agency to watch and patrol the interstate highway… They can’t make or take accident reports that must be done by a state trooper.. And they have a building right there… Other counties in eastern TN have in past had to share one troops, for two or three counties. Henderson County seems to have an excessive amount per population average.. Makes one wonder why sheriffs dept is writing tickets on State and Federal Hwy”s. But that’s Tennessee State ole boys club at its best… One might find it interesting to look up the Federally funded highway by-pass for Lexington, TN. Also I’m this county, where grants have been written and approved for the paving of this by-pass, which is still non existent, due to fact no construction has been started…