Our hearts are broken as we mourn the passing of Council Member Xavien Harrison. Xavien was a devoted public servant, pastor, community leader, and dedicated advocate for our youth. His service and commitment to Nashville touched many lives. We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, congregation, and all who knew him. His legacy will not be forgotten.
Effective August 1, the Town of Nashville is lifting Mandatory Stage I Water Restrictions and returning to Voluntary Stage II Water Conservation. Residents are encouraged to continue conserving water by following the voluntary irrigation schedule. The Splash Pad has resumed normal operating hours, and routine fire hydrant flushing will restart. Thank you for helping protect our community's water s
The Town of Nashville is updating yard waste, bulk item, and electronic device collection services. Changes include a new yard waste schedule, monthly bulk pickup appointments, and a new curbside electronics recycling program. To view the full notice and complete details, please visit the link below.
To report an after-hours Water, Sewer or Street Emergency, call (252) 459-4511, ext. 1.
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Next date: Wednesday, August 19, 2026 | 09:00 AM to 11:59 PM
The Town of Nashville Town Council meets to conduct the official business of the town and make decisions that guide its operations and future. These meetings provide a public forum where elected officials:
Set local policies and ordinances
Approve the town budget and expenditures
Consider contracts, grants, and capital projects
Provide direction to town staff and departments
Hear updates on public safety, public works, and community initiatives
Allow citizens to share comments or concerns
Town Council meetings ensure transparency, accountability, and citizen involvement in local government decisions that affect daily life in Nashville.
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