There will be construction on Tollgate Blvd. to preform road repairs starting Monday, Sep. 20th, weather permitting. Please use caution if driving in the area. Read on...
The Sep. 21st Growth Plan Update meeting will be held virtually & streamed on the Town Website. The meeting will present a final draft of the urban growth boundary based on the results from previous meetings. There is still time to send in your comments. Read on...
The Open House held Sep. 14th allowed contracted engineer Brandon Baxter with Ragan/Smith to present the construction detours that will take place during the Critz Ln Redesign Project for discussion with BOMA and Citizens. See post for meeting video. Read on...
The Town has recently installed new historical markers in Preservation Park that tell the story of early Thompson's Station and struggles during the Civil War. Big Thanks to MTSU Center for Historic Preservation & Williamson County Heritage Foundation. Read on...
The Thompson's Station Community Association is being reformed and is looking for members. Since its incorporation in 1992, the TSCA has supported various park improvements, community events, and the reconstruction of the old depot building. Read on...
Williamson County updates the local city and town officials on a weekly basis with the current status of COVID locally and state-wide. The data provided will be shared on the Town Website each week for an on-going look at the state of the pandemic. Read on...
The public open house meeting on growth, held 8/17/21, had a strong turnout with numerous citizens engaging with staff and elected officials on future growth. Mayor Napier gave a short presentation summarizing the growth plan. See post for details. Read on...
An opening has become available on the Town's Utility Advisory Board. We are looking for interested volunteers who will attend monthly meetings and help direct the Town's current/future utility services. Apply on the Utility Board webpage, link in post. Read on...
Memo to South Williamson County Community from Mayor Corey Napier addressing the traffic and safety plans and concerns for the newly opened FirstBank Amphitheater. Read on...
The Town Parks with Arise Therapies installed a new communication board in Sarah Benson Park Fri. July 30th. The board is utilized by giving a voice to those who cannot communicate using traditional methods. A big THANK YOU to all involved in the project. Read on...
FEMA mitigation experts encourage all who live in areas prone to high winds and flooding to make some fairly simple changes to their homes to reduce damage from future severe storms. Read on...
The Parks and Rec. Advisory Board approved an expanded list of rules for Town Parks at their monthly meeting in June. New rules include park specific rules for Sarah Benson Park, Preservation Park and the Nutro Dog Park. See post for details. Read on...
“So much of what we do as a service deals with loss of property or tragedy in peoples’ lives,” Rucker said. “It’s great to show up on good days to celebrate with our community. . .With the volunteering, there are lot of different opportunities and roles.” Read on...
The Town Website has been updated to include new sections dedicated to large current and future projects within Town divided into 3 categories: Park Projects, Roadway Projects, and Wastewater Projects. See the post for details and links. Read on...
The Planning Commission approved the change at their March meeting to move all future meetings from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Meetings will continue to be live-streamed and available for viewing after the meeting. Read on...
New User Rates and removal of the $55.00 cap on Wastewater bills was approved by the Board of Mayor and Alderman at the March 9th BOMA meeting after a year of discussion with the both the Utility Advisory Board and MTAS consultants. Read on...
Thompson's Station has been awarded a $1.29 million TAP Grant to build the 3rd phase of our Greenway Trails system that will connect Town Schools, Subdivisions and Parks. Phase 1 currently connects Tollgate Village to the Dog Park and Community Garden. Read on...
Thompson’s Station is currently Williamson County’s smallest municipality, but its growth rate may be one of the highest. Between 2016 and 2020 it grew by over 61% to 7,485 people and is one of Tennessee's fastest growing towns. Read on...
TDEC announced that vehicle emissions testing in five TN counties will end on Jan. 14, 2022. The five counties are – Hamilton, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson. Davidson County has chosen to continue its testing program. Read on...
The Williamson County Schools Board of Education voted Tuesday (8/10/2021) to require masks for students, staff and visitors at the elementary school level inside buildings and buses. Read on...
