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Welcome to the
City of Gallatin
- An energetic small city set in the idyllic countryside only 30 miles north of Nashville, Gallatin offers the rich variety of recreational, educational, and economic activities you’d expect to find in a bigger city. Gallatin boasts high-paying jobs and low taxes, economic health, a thriving arts scene, and a vibrant retail environment make Gallatin a hub for family life.
REPAIRS ARE UNDERWAY ON BIG STATION CAMP BOULEVARD
GALLATIN NEWS - A piece of roadway along Big Station Camp Boulevard has received a much-needed makeover after years of neglect.
Hendersonville owned the piece of road until December of 2019 when officials there voted to de-annex it along with 10 acres of adjacent land at the request of developers Southeastern Building Corp.
GALLATIN NEWS - A piece of roadway along Big Station Camp Boulevard has received a much-needed makeover after years of neglect.
Hendersonville owned the piece of road until December of 2019 when officials there voted to de-annex it along with 10 acres of adjacent land at the request of developers Southeastern Building Corp.
GALLATIN REDISTRICTING PLAN GETS INITIAL APPROVAL
GALLATIN NEWS - Of the five possible redistricting options presented to officials last month, the Gallatin City Council unanimously approved the third option on first reading Oct. 5. A final vote is expected to take place Oct. 19.
If approved, each council district would have between 8,731 and 9,178 residents, according to a draft version of the plan. Currently, the districts have populations that range from 6,919 to 14,779 residents.
SURVEY DETAILS HISTORICAL PROPERTIES IN GALLATIN
GALLATIN NEWS - JLD Preservation Consulting was hired by the city to perform a historic resources survey earlier this year. As part of the study, the firm looked at 229 buildings and provided recommendations for future preservation research and initiatives that could be pursued.
“The parameters (of the survey) were any structure that might be significant to the city historically,” Planning Assistant Marianne Mudrak with the Gallatin Planning Department said about the project. “It wasn’t limited to homes or anything in particular. It was just any structure really, and we have a lot of them because Gallatin is such an old city.”
GALLATIN NEWS - JLD Preservation Consulting was hired by the city to perform a historic resources survey earlier this year. As part of the study, the firm looked at 229 buildings and provided recommendations for future preservation research and initiatives that could be pursued.
“The parameters (of the survey) were any structure that might be significant to the city historically,” Planning Assistant Marianne Mudrak with the Gallatin Planning Department said about the project. “It wasn’t limited to homes or anything in particular. It was just any structure really, and we have a lot of them because Gallatin is such an old city.”
FIRST TRAFFIC SIGNALS ON TRACK TO BE SYNCHRONIZED IN 2022
GALLATIN NEWS - Traffic congestion at some of Gallatin’s busiest intersections is expected to improve next year with the implementation of a new traffic signal synchronization system.
The first phase of the federally funded project will coordinate signals at 25 intersections located along Highway 31E from Airport Road to Big Station Camp Boulevard as well as in downtown.
GALLATIN NEWS - Traffic congestion at some of Gallatin’s busiest intersections is expected to improve next year with the implementation of a new traffic signal synchronization system.
The first phase of the federally funded project will coordinate signals at 25 intersections located along Highway 31E from Airport Road to Big Station Camp Boulevard as well as in downtown.
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TRICK OR TREAT ON THE SQUARE SET FOR OCTOBER 29TH
GALLATIN NEWS - Halloween will come early to downtown Gallatin next week for the popular Trick or Treat on the Square.
The annual event will take place on Friday, Oct. 29 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Approximately 30 businesses are expected to participate, according to Donna Belote, organizer and executive director of Historic Downtown Gallatin.
“This was started many years ago as a safe place for preschool children to trick or treat without going out at night,” Belote. “It has just grown since then and become very popular in the community.”
GALLATIN NEWS - Halloween will come early to downtown Gallatin next week for the popular Trick or Treat on the Square.
The annual event will take place on Friday, Oct. 29 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Approximately 30 businesses are expected to participate, according to Donna Belote, organizer and executive director of Historic Downtown Gallatin.
“This was started many years ago as a safe place for preschool children to trick or treat without going out at night,” Belote. “It has just grown since then and become very popular in the community.”