Some of these areas have a super market less than three miles away but many residents of the area do not have a vehicle or any transportation at all. Along with no transportation many do not have the proper money needs to purchase the food. In the spring of 2013 the Knoxville county food policy council(KKCFPC) recognized food access issues for city and county residents; they also recognized economic and food system developments as important as health and economic issues in Knoxville.(Knox food.org) Notes and recommendations were taken during a sit in of the KKCFPC, many expressed their thoughts and fixes to the problems at hand. Some of the solutions included improving connections between producers and consumers. Along with or without the connections consumers should not have to suffer bad health choices due to their financial state. Healthy options should be made available for