Town Budget

By Mayor Jimmy Alexander It is that time of the year in the Town of Nolensville where we create a new budget for the next fiscal year which runs from July 1, 2011 through June 30th, 2012. The Town’s budget Committee has been meeting since February to put together a budget which will allow us to [...]

Reasonable Expectations For Nolensville During The Coming Year

By Mayor Jimmy Alexander I am excited about the prospects for a good year. The national economy has shown some signs of improvement which could lead to some new commercial development in the north portion of Town along Nolensville Road. We continue to more than hold our own with residential growth. During 2010 the Town [...]

Town Hall Groundbreaking

By Mayor Beth Lothers It has been an honor and a tremendous experience serving a Mayor the past four years. The Town has completed major projects with the hard work of Town staff, BOMA and dedicated volunteers. Most recently, on December 16th, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen all took part in the groundbreaking ceremony [...]

Veteran’s Parade

By Mayor Beth Lothers Nolensville will honor our veterans at a breakfast and Veteran’s Parade on Saturday, November 6th. The Town of Nolensville’s Town Events Committee works hard, this their fourth year in providing us all an opportunity to thank our veterans for serving our country. It is also a time to be mindful and [...]

Traffic Patterns

By Mayor Beth Lothers Town Engineer, Don Swartz and I met with Tennessee Department of Transportation Commissioner Nicely and TDOT engineers September 23rd to discuss several issues involving Nolensville Road, a state highway. It was a very productive meeting and the following items were addressed: • Turn lanes on Nolensville Road onto Sunset Road– since [...]

Safe Routes to School

By Mayor Beth Lothers School is back in session and if you’re at all like my family with school kids, we are getting back in the routine. The $250,000 Safe Routes to School grant’s construction work is completed that the town received and Nolensville Elementary School can now utilize their portion. I had used my [...]

July 4th Celebration

By Mayor Beth Lothers The Town of Nolensville’s July celebration was a wonderful celebration of our nation’s birth and gathering of our community. The Town Events Committee did a wonderful job as usual along with the many volunteers who dedicated their time so that the event remains a safe, family friendly event four years in [...]

Town Official Website Goes Live

By Mayor Beth Lothers The City of Brentwood has been very helpful in reminding us of the upcoming road closure of Concord Road and rerouting which is scheduled to begin on June 1st due to the TDOT construction project. For details please see www.nolensvilletn.gov. Speaking of the town’s official web site, it is due to [...]

Nolensville Flooding

By Mayor Beth Lothers During the flooding experienced the weekend of May 1st and 2nd, Nolensville had several temporary road closures including Brittain Lane, Nolensville Road at Oldham, Sunset Road, Nolensville Road at Stonebrook and Nolensville Park Road. Thank you to the Nolensville Volunteer Fire Department, Nolensville Police Department, County Sheriff’s Office, Town Hall staff, [...]