Easy connections to city resources are important to all Nashvillians. We’re bringing health, transportation, housing, and financial assistance resources together for Nashville seniors at our FREE Senior Resource Fair.

Free salsa dancing at @centennialpark.bsky.social with Nashville Rueda? Count us in! 💃 Nashville’s been celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with music, movement, and plenty of dancing. Take a look at Rueda de Casino, a Cuban-style salsa dance, in action. ¡Una bulla! 🎉

Legacy business qualifications: • For-profit businesses • Less than 100 employees • Independently-owned & locally-owned • Brick-and-mortar • Contributes to a neighborhood’s culture, history, or identity • 10+ years of continuous operation in Davidson County

Our Legacy Business Program is here to help the heart of Nashville’s economy. Applications will open later this year. Stay tuned for more!

Everyone should know about and understand what’s in the city’s Capital Spending Plan. It’s how we buy and build things. Here’s a look at what we’re investing in.

For the second year in a row, crime is down overall and in every precinct. Safe communities are driven by our partners like MNPD and neighbors coming together. That partnership and strength was in full display at last night’s Night Out Against Crime. 💛

Walk to School Day, the perfect opportunity to lace up our walking shoes and connect with our community! 👟📚

Nashville has a new Legacy Business Program. What’s next? Swipe to learn more.

The IBFF Youth Day Summit brought young Nashvillians and professionals together to discuss ideas, dreams, resources, and what’s next. 🎬

Free flu shots, Farm Day 2026, and salsa dancing in @centennialpark.bsky.social. It’s a week in Nashville you don’t want to miss.

"It's an extraordinary relief to be able to welcome a new corporate partner to arts philanthropy in Nashville," said Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell.

A new elementary school is coming to Antioch. And that’s just the start. Mayor O’Connell’s latest Capital Spending Plan invests in @metroschools.bsky.social with renovations at Neely’s Bend and Amqui, safer schools, land for Nashville School of the Arts, and a new stadium for Hume-Fogg and MLK.

October 2, 2026, is officially Deputy Director Chief Timothy Henderson Day! After 40 years of serving Nashville, Deputy Director Chief Timothy Henderson is retiring from the Nashville Fire Department. Thank you for four decades of leadership, courage, and service to our city.

Nashville is setting the standard for how local government manages public dollars. Metro is one of six inaugural recipients of the Tennessee Comptroller’s Financial Excellence Award, recognizing strong budgeting, financial management, accountability, and transparency.