Gov. Lee has issued Executive Order 55 extending local mask mandate authority and allowing for contact sports for minors this school season. Schools are encouraged to adopt a policy requiring face coverings for staff and students of appropriate age... Read on...
Compliance EnviroSystems, LLC will be conducting a physical survey of a portion of the sanitary sewer system in Bridgemore starting Monday Aug. 3rd. Smoke testing of the sewer lines will be performed to determine defects. See post for more details. Read on...
Williamson County Schools Superintendent Jason Golden announced that schools will open Aug. 7 with kids through second grade going to school on campus and students in third and above starting the semester online. See post for full story. Read on...
With recent COVID-19 spikes, Town departments will adjust as necessary for public safety. Public Meetings will be held remotely thru August. Visitors to Town Hall will need appointments and face-masks to enter the buildings. See post for details. Read on...
Guidance from the CDC on the effectiveness of Cloth Face Coverings to slow the spread of COVID-19. Cloth face coverings may help prevent people who have COVID-19 from spreading the virus to others and reduce their own risk of exposure. Read on...
Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson, with support from Williamson County City Mayors, has declared a public health emergency and requires county residents to wear face coverings in public. Click the post to see Mayor Napier's comments on the issue. Read on...
Phase 1 of the Critz Lane Improvement Project has been issued for bid and submissions are due by Aug. 10th @ 10:00 AM. The Project generally consists of the construction of approximately 3,200 linear feet of two-lane roadway and a roundabout. Read on...
November 3rd of this year will see the election of two Aldermen for Thompson's Station. The Williamson County Election Commission will run the Thompson's Station Elections. Petitions for candidates must be turned in by August 20th at noon to qualify. Read on...
The “Tennessee Pledge” is a plan to help Tennesseans return to work in a safe environment and reboot our state’s economy. It includes specific recommendations which enable most businesses to reopen responsibly without the burden of heavy mandates. Read on...
This year's weekly Farmer's Market will be held in Sarah Benson Park on Thursdays from 4 - 7 p.m. The market will be run in accordance with TN State Executive Orders and guidance from the CDC on social distancing and best practice health precautions. Read on...
The theme for the annual Breakfast with the Mayors, hosted by Franklin Tomorrow, was all about growth. Obviously, growth in Spring Hill has been apparent for some time, but every city is experiencing similar issues, including Thompson’s Station. Read on...
Town of Thompson's Station featured in U.S. News Real Estate "25 Great Small Towns to Live in the U.S." article. Check out the post for more details and link to the article. 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...
Emails were received recently by current and former Town Officials and Staff appearing to be from the Mayor but were actually from unknown actors trying to arrange payments to themselves. This is known as spoofing/phishing and can be very dangerous. Read on...
Wm Cnty has seen a dip in the number of new COVID-19 cases. Only 37 new positive results showed on the TN Department of Health's daily report, with cases now standing at 2,599 overall. 1,502 active cases in the county, and 1,097 people have recovered. Read on...
“A lot of people have come to garden this year because of the COVID-19 crisis. They felt they needed to do something outside, but growing their own food-gives them a sense of security, they have a place to get fresh vegetables whenever they need them." Read on...
