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08/04/2026

We look forward to welcoming you to the August 4th meeting.

Join us at the Historic Courthouse & City Hall at One Public Square, or watch live here: stream.nashville.gov.

Agenda: https://tinyurl.com/08042026agenda

Public Comment Information: Nashville.gov/PublicComment

Earlier this month, Vice Mayor Henderson hosted 26 college and high school students participating in the Metropolitan Ac...
07/31/2026

Earlier this month, Vice Mayor Henderson hosted 26 college and high school students participating in the Metropolitan Action Commission of Nashville and Davidson County's (MAC) POWER Youth Summer Employment Program in the David Scobey Council Chamber at the Historic Courthouse & City Hall. The POWER (Providing Opportunities for Wealth-building and Economic Resilience) Youth program provides exploration and work experience activities for youth ages 14 to 24.

Summer interns from the offices of the Metropolitan Action Commission, Office of The Metropolitan Trustee, the Metro Nashville Community Review Board, and the Metropolitan General Sessions Court participated in “Metro Council 101,” an interactive presentation created by Vice Mayor Henderson and the Council Office to share about local government and the work of the Metro Council.

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For National Park and Recreation Month, we’re spotlighting Metro Council Members at events across Nashville supporting o...
07/27/2026

For National Park and Recreation Month, we’re spotlighting Metro Council Members at events across Nashville supporting our parks, celebrating community recreation, and recognizing the teams who keep these spaces vibrant and accessible - Metro Nashville Parks and Recreation / Nashville Parks Foundation.

Last weekend, Metro Council Members joined the annual Rep. John Lewis Way March, an event honoring the legacy of Congres...
07/23/2026

Last weekend, Metro Council Members joined the annual Rep. John Lewis Way March, an event honoring the legacy of Congressman John Lewis and his lifelong commitment to civil rights and community empowerment. The march brought together residents, leaders, and organizations to reflect on his impact and continue the work of advancing equality and justice in Nashville and beyond.

07/22/2026

Did you miss last night's (July 21, 2026) meeting? You can review it here.

We look forward to welcoming you to the July 21st   meeting.Join us at the Historic Courthouse & City Hall at One Public...
07/16/2026

We look forward to welcoming you to the July 21st meeting.

Join us at the Historic Courthouse & City Hall at One Public Square, or watch live here: stream.nashville.gov.

Agenda: https://tinyurl.com/07212026agenda
Public Comment Information: Nashville.gov/PublicComment

Meet July's featured dog for Paws Across Metro🐾Council Member Deonté Harrell of District 8 met Cayenne at Public Square ...
07/15/2026

Meet July's featured dog for Paws Across Metro🐾

Council Member Deonté Harrell of District 8 met Cayenne at Public Square Park for some fresh air and new smells. She's hoping to find her forever home through Metro Nashville Animal Care and Control.

Think Cayenne might be a perfect fit for you and your family? Visit MACC to meet her and help spread the word!

Last week, Metro Council Members and representatives from the Mayor's Office attended YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee'...
07/13/2026

Last week, Metro Council Members and representatives from the Mayor's Office attended YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee's Girls Inc. Summer Camp. During the session, they explored civic leadership and what it takes to solve real-world challenges.

Over the course of this term, the Metro Council has welcomed visitors from our Sister Cities in Magdeburg (Germany), Bel...
07/09/2026

Over the course of this term, the Metro Council has welcomed visitors from our Sister Cities in Magdeburg (Germany), Belfast (Ireland), Caen (France), Mendoza (Argentina), and Chengdu (China). These visits strengthen cultural understanding, support educational exchange, and deepen Nashville’s ties with communities around the world.

Did you know? Nashville has ten official Sister Cities with a mission “To connect Nashvillians with people of the world, promoting peace through mutual understanding, respect and cooperation – one person, one community at a time.”

We’re grateful for our ongoing partnership with Sister Cities of Nashville and for the chance to continue building friendships that span continents.

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