Republic Services Dumpster

BFI Remains Focused on Community Vision, Not Division

BFI Waste Systems of Tennessee, LLC., released today the following statement focused on community vision, not division. “One week ago, BFI made the voluntarily decision to drop its appeal for northern expansion of Middle Point based on the long-term vision communicated by county leadership and residents. It is unfortunate that our choice to do so…

City of Nashville

A Long-Fought Victory for Nashville Residents

Last week, after nearly four years of litigation, BFI Waste Systems of Tennessee decided to stop fighting for a 99-acre expansion of Middle Point Landfill. The City of Nashville was confident that the Tennessee Court of Appeals would have upheld the decision of the trial court, which had affirmed the Central Tennessee Regional Solid Waste…

Trash Pick Up

Friday trash collection service changing to Wednesday

Text ‘BoroGarbage’ to 38276 to Receive Text Notifications on Holiday Collection Changes To increase efficiency, the City of Nashville Solid Waste Department is changing its Friday collection service to Wednesday beginning Wednesday, February 26, 2025. The change impacts approximately 11,500 households. A map of the Nashville neighborhoods affected is available at www.murfreesborotn.gov/solidwaste and also attached. Previously, Solid Waste…

Presidents Day

City offices and facilities closed for Presidents’ Day holiday Feb. 17

In observance of Presidents’ Day, all City of Nashville offices, most recreational facilities, and senior services at St. Clair Street Senior Center will be closed on Monday, Feb. 17, 2025. Nashville Transit, the City’s public transportation service, will not run on the federal holiday. There will be no garbage pick-up on Monday, Feb. 17, 2025….

Nashville Firefighters Census 2

‘Count Me In’ 2025 Special Census Door-to-Door Campaign

Door-to-Door Campaign Gets Underway to Complete Accurate Population Count Uniformed Nashville firefighters will be knocking on doors beginning this weekend as the City seeks to collect addresses with names and complete an accurate count of households who have not filled out and returned the Special Census “Count Me In” form by mail or online. Residents…

TDOT New Salem Hwy Phase Project

TDOT opening S.R. 99/New Salem Hwy to five lanes

New Salem Hwy Widening Phase II Construction Nears Finish Line The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has indicated it plans to open traffic on S.R. 99/New Salem Hwy between Old Fort Parkway (S.R. 96) and near I-24 to all five lanes, Jan. 17, 2025. This is Phase II of TDOT’s S.R. 99/New Salem Hwy widening project, widening a…

Construction Contract for Burnt Knob:Manson Pike:Blackman Rd. Intersection

City Council OKs Construction Contract for Burnt Knob/Manson Pike/Blackman Rd. Intersection Improvements in 2025

Signalized and Widened Intersection Improvements Needed to Increase Capacity and Enhance Traffic Flow for Nearby Elementary School  The Nashville City Council voted Jan. 16, 2025, to authorize agreement for a $4.865,978.05 million construction contract agreement with the lowest bidder, Hawkins & Price, LLC, for construction of improvements to the Burnt Knob/Manson Pike/Blackman Rd. intersection. The…

City of Nashville

City of Nashville enhances Public Records Requests experience

New JustFOIA System Incorporates Online Form for Submitting Public Records Requests The City of Nashville is improving transparency by making public records easily accessible. Requestors of public records will now have the option of submitting Public Records Requests through an online form. While other methods for submitting requests are still available, the City of Nashville…

Mayor Shane McFarland recognizes Ronnie Johnson as STAR

Mayor Shane McFarland recognizes Ronnie Johnson as STAR

Mayor Shane McFarland honored Ronnie Johnson as a STAR recipient during the Jan. 16, 2025, City Council meeting. Mayor McFarland recognized Johnson after being nominated by fellow employees in December for his hard work and conscientious attitude in keeping the City streets clean. The following are two nominations provided to the STARS committee by fellow…

Martin Luther King Jr Day

City offices and facilities closing in observance of MLK Jr. Day Jan. 20

Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day March Begins at Noon at Central Magnet School In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, all City of Nashville offices, and most recreational facilities, will be closed on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. There will be no garbage pick-up on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. Monday’s garbage pick-up will…