Gov. Lee Requires Tennesseans to Remain at Home as Data Shows Increased Activity Among Citizens. Executive Order 23 requires that Tennesseans stay home unless they are carrying out essential activities. Read on...

Responding to Executive Order 23, Thompson's Station will be holding their April BOMA and Planning Commission meetings remotely and they will live-streamed on the Town's website. Citizens can submit public comments in writing for inclusion in the minutes. Read on...

Gov. Bill Lee Signs Executive Orders 21 & 22 Mandating personal services are closed to the public and urged all residents to stay at home except for Essential Activity. See post for full details, FAQs and links Gov Lee's Letter on "Safer At Home" orders. Read on...

Thompson's Station will be closing several public locations and will hold public meetings through electronic means. Essential Town departments will remain open and public services will remain operational during this emergency. See post for full details. Read on...

On March 23, 2020, the Town issued a Declaration of Emergency. Effective March 30, 2020, the Town of Thompson's Station, Tennessee hereby renews its Declaration of Emergency Read on...

Kroger grocery stores have changed their policies to have special hours from 7-8am Monday-Thursday for seniors 60 and older and other high-risk customers to shop. The stores will also be adding plexiglass shields to checkout lines to help protect workers. Read on...

Effective March 23, 2020, the Town of Thompson's Station, Tennessee hereby issues a Declaration of Emergency. Read Mayor Napier's announcement and details on adhering to Governor Lee's Executive Order 17. Read on...

Gov. Bill Lee Signs Executive Order 17 Mandating Alternative Business Models for Restaurants and Gyms, Lifts Alcohol Regulations Orders extra protections for vulnerable populations. See post for full details and links to Executive Order 17. Read on...

The 2020 Census is in full swing even amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Forms recently went out to all residences and 11 million homes have already responded. Everyone is encouraged to submit their forms online, over the phone or through the mail. Read on...

The March Utility Board and Planning Commission Meetings for Thompson's Station have been cancelled due to concern over transmission of the COVID-19 Coronavirus and the State of Emergency from Gov. Lee. All items will be deferred to April meetings. Read on...

With 5 cases reported in the County, Williamson County Schools have closed this week leading into their Spring Break (16th-20th). The state has received $10 million in federal funding for response efforts and is currently deciding how to put it to use. Read on...

Spring is almost here and gardeners everywhere are getting ready. Plots at the Thompson's Station Community Gardens are still available at $25 for a full plot and $15 for a half-plot located by the Nutro Dog Park off Columbia Pike. Read on...

The video of the Feb. 26th Thompson's Station Wastewater Open House is available to view on the Town's website. Check out the video to see Barge Engineering associates present and discuss the current sewer situation with Town Officials and Residents. 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...

Part of our Community Engagement Series we have a fireside chat with Alderman Brian Stover. We discuss BOMA, Town Initiatives and what Alderman Stover's favorite band and vacation spot is! Check out the video in the post details! 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...

Dewight Lanham has been videotaping the roadways of Williamson County since 2018 when he began a YouTube channel called The Changing Road: See Today to Remember Tomorrow. He currently has over 100 videos including some roads from Thompson's Station. Read on...