Meet David Heuberger, the Town of Nolensville’s Construction Inspector!
Originally from Warner Robins, Georgia, David has worked in government for 15 years, four of them serving the Town of Nolensville. Before working for the Town, David was a water treatment plant operator/lab analyst for an industrial wastewater treatment plant in Murfreesboro. Outside of work, he’s an avid collector, and loves golfing, fishing, and traveling to bowling tournaments with his friends from Georgia.
Learn more about David:
What is one unique thing about working in government?: “How close knit everyone is. It’s like having a second family.”
What advice would you give to your younger self starting out?: “Hard work never hurt anyone."
What’s a moment that reminded you why you chose this profession?: “Seeing a smile on a citizen’s face knowing I made a difference.”
Thank you, David, for your dedication to the Town of Nolensville and for the important work you do behind the scenes to support our community. Stay tuned as we continue introducing you to the dedicated employees who help make Nolensville a great place to live, work, and visit!
Originally from Warner Robins, Georgia, David has worked in government for 15 years, four of them serving the Town of Nolensville. Before working for the Town, David was a water treatment plant operator/lab analyst for an industrial wastewater treatment plant in Murfreesboro. Outside of work, he’s an avid collector, and loves golfing, fishing, and traveling to bowling tournaments with his friends from Georgia.
Learn more about David:
What is one unique thing about working in government?: “How close knit everyone is. It’s like having a second family.”
What advice would you give to your younger self starting out?: “Hard work never hurt anyone."
What’s a moment that reminded you why you chose this profession?: “Seeing a smile on a citizen’s face knowing I made a difference.”
Thank you, David, for your dedication to the Town of Nolensville and for the important work you do behind the scenes to support our community. Stay tuned as we continue introducing you to the dedicated employees who help make Nolensville a great place to live, work, and visit!
🚧 Construction Notice 🚧
On Tuesday, August 4, beginning at 9:30 a.m., Four Star Paving will repave the intersection of Clovercroft Road and Dante Ranch Lane. The project is expected to be completed the same day.
During construction, traffic will be reduced to one lane through the work zone, with traffic control personnel on site to safely direct vehicles. Motorists should expect delays, plan for additional travel time, and exercise caution when traveling through the work zone.
We appreciate your patience as this infrastructure work is completed safely and efficiently.
On Tuesday, August 4, beginning at 9:30 a.m., Four Star Paving will repave the intersection of Clovercroft Road and Dante Ranch Lane. The project is expected to be completed the same day.
During construction, traffic will be reduced to one lane through the work zone, with traffic control personnel on site to safely direct vehicles. Motorists should expect delays, plan for additional travel time, and exercise caution when traveling through the work zone.
We appreciate your patience as this infrastructure work is completed safely and efficiently.
Back-to-school starts local. As Tennessee's Tax-Free Weekend begins today, remember to support the local businesses that keep our community thriving. Whether you're picking up school supplies or finding the perfect first-day outfit, every purchase made locally makes a difference.
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The Town of Nolensville is seeking an Assistant Court Clerk to join our team! This position plays an important role in supporting the daily operations of Municipal Court by assisting with court records, citation processing, payment collection, court scheduling, docket preparation, and customer service for residents navigating the court process.
If you are organized, dependable, and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment while providing exceptional service to the public, we want to hear from you!
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply online. The application deadline has been extended to Thursday, July 30, 2026.
For a detailed job description and a full overview of responsibilities and qualifications, please visit www.nolensvilletn.gov
If you are organized, dependable, and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment while providing exceptional service to the public, we want to hear from you!
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply online. The application deadline has been extended to Thursday, July 30, 2026.
For a detailed job description and a full overview of responsibilities and qualifications, please visit www.nolensvilletn.gov
Meet Alyssa King, the Town of Nolensville’s Municipal Court Clerk!
Originally from Johnson City, Alyssa has been serving the Town of Nolensville for the past three years. Before joining the Town, she worked as the office manager for a physical therapy practice. Outside of work, you’ll likely find Alyssa on the bleachers cheering on her two sons at baseball games. She also enjoys thrift shopping and caring for her lively crew of animals, including three dogs, a cat, goats, and chickens.
Learn more about Alyssa:
What is one unique thing about working in government?: “You have the opportunity to meet so many people in the community and be part of the events in Town. It’s rewarding to serve the people you see every day.”
Favorite community event?: “Star Spangled Celebration. It brings the entire community together, and there’s always such a fun atmosphere.”
What advice would you give to your younger self starting out?: “Take the job! You never know where one opportunity can lead. Saying yes to this position opened doors I never expected.”
What’s a moment that reminded you why you chose this profession?: “Seeing a citizen leave with a smile after I was able to help them. Even the smallest interaction can make someone’s day a little easier, and that's what makes this job worthwhile.”
Thank you, Alyssa, for your dedication to the Town of Nolensville and for the important work you do behind the scenes to support our community. Stay tuned as we continue introducing you to the dedicated employees who help make Nolensville a great place to live, work, and visit!
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is scheduled to conduct utility crossing work on Nolensville Road (State Route 11), just south of the Village Green shopping center. The work is scheduled to begin at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 4, and conclude by 5:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 5.
During this time, traffic will be reduced to one lane through the construction area. Motorists should expect delays, plan for additional travel time, and exercise caution when traveling through the work zone.
We appreciate your patience as this infrastructure work is completed safely and efficiently.
During this time, traffic will be reduced to one lane through the construction area. Motorists should expect delays, plan for additional travel time, and exercise caution when traveling through the work zone.
We appreciate your patience as this infrastructure work is completed safely and efficiently.
Join us TONIGHT for the Board of Commissioners Work Session Meeting! To view the meeting's agenda, follow the link: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/page/live-stream-and-agendas
In this week’s episode of Nolensville News, we preview the upcoming Board of Commissioners Work Session agenda.
Nolensville News is a video podcast series designed to keep residents informed about what’s happening at Town Hall and throughout our community.
Stay connected. Stay informed.
Watch Nolensville News at the link: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/page/nolensville-news
Nolensville News is a video podcast series designed to keep residents informed about what’s happening at Town Hall and throughout our community.
Stay connected. Stay informed.
Watch Nolensville News at the link: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/page/nolensville-news
Join us tonight for the Town of Nolensville's Business Networking Mixer!
Hosted by the Town's Economic Development Advisory Committee in partnership with Nolensville Town Life Magazine, this event brings together local business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals for an evening of networking and collaboration.
Don't miss featured speaker Lauren Ward of Visit Franklin as she shares how tourism helps drive economic development, support local businesses, and strengthen communities like Nolensville.
Whether you're making new connections, sharing ideas, or learning from fellow business leaders, we hope you'll join us for a great evening.
Hosted by the Town's Economic Development Advisory Committee in partnership with Nolensville Town Life Magazine, this event brings together local business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals for an evening of networking and collaboration.
Don't miss featured speaker Lauren Ward of Visit Franklin as she shares how tourism helps drive economic development, support local businesses, and strengthen communities like Nolensville.
Whether you're making new connections, sharing ideas, or learning from fellow business leaders, we hope you'll join us for a great evening.
Join us TODAY for the Economic Development Advisory Committee Meeting! To view the meeting's agenda, follow the link: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/page/live-stream-and-agendas
Meet Joel Cook, the Town of Nolensville’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Coordinator!
Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, Joel has worked in the public sector for 9+ years, seven of them serving the Town of Nolensville. Before working for the Town, Joel worked a variety of jobs from custom framing artwork to managing supply chain and warehouse operations. Outside of work, he loves spending time outdoors, whether it’s spending time with his wife and daughter in their backyard or watching the sun rise from a field side.
Learn more about Joel:
What is one unique thing about working in government?: “One unique thing about working for government is being able to see the direct connection between my work and the residents we serve. GIS data may be behind the scenes, but it plays an important role in helping local government make informed decisions that benefit the entire community.”
Favorite community event?: “I've always enjoyed the Veterans Day Parade. Not every community takes that time to honor those who sacrificed for our freedom. It's great to see the younger generation understand the importance behind it, too.”
What advice would you give to your younger self starting out?: “Be patient and stay focused. Value relationships and listen more than you speak. Find a good mentor that you can learn from.”
Thank you, Joel, for your dedication to the Town of Nolensville and for the important work you do behind the scenes to support our community. Stay tuned as we continue introducing you to the dedicated employees who help make Nolensville a great place to live, work, and visit!
Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, Joel has worked in the public sector for 9+ years, seven of them serving the Town of Nolensville. Before working for the Town, Joel worked a variety of jobs from custom framing artwork to managing supply chain and warehouse operations. Outside of work, he loves spending time outdoors, whether it’s spending time with his wife and daughter in their backyard or watching the sun rise from a field side.
Learn more about Joel:
What is one unique thing about working in government?: “One unique thing about working for government is being able to see the direct connection between my work and the residents we serve. GIS data may be behind the scenes, but it plays an important role in helping local government make informed decisions that benefit the entire community.”
Favorite community event?: “I've always enjoyed the Veterans Day Parade. Not every community takes that time to honor those who sacrificed for our freedom. It's great to see the younger generation understand the importance behind it, too.”
What advice would you give to your younger self starting out?: “Be patient and stay focused. Value relationships and listen more than you speak. Find a good mentor that you can learn from.”
Thank you, Joel, for your dedication to the Town of Nolensville and for the important work you do behind the scenes to support our community. Stay tuned as we continue introducing you to the dedicated employees who help make Nolensville a great place to live, work, and visit!
Have a question for the Town of Nolensville? Ask Nolen Knows! Nolensville’s 24/7 AI-powered assistant and your go-to resource for instant information. From Town services and events to permits and more, Nolen Knows puts reliable information at your fingertips—anytime, day or night.
The Nolen Knows logo features a crayfish, a nod to Nolensville’s natural heritage and the protected species found in Mill Creek. This symbol connects the assistant to the community’s local environment, representing both knowledge and a deep-rooted connection to the place it serves.
Call Town Hall at (615) 776-3633 or visit www.nolensvilletn.gov and click the chat icon to get started TODAY!
The Nolen Knows logo features a crayfish, a nod to Nolensville’s natural heritage and the protected species found in Mill Creek. This symbol connects the assistant to the community’s local environment, representing both knowledge and a deep-rooted connection to the place it serves.
Call Town Hall at (615) 776-3633 or visit www.nolensvilletn.gov and click the chat icon to get started TODAY!
We're only two days away from the Town of Nolensville's Business Networking Mixer hosted by our Economic Development Advisory Committee, in partnership with Nolensville Town Life Magazine.
Whether you're looking to expand your network, exchange ideas, or build new partnerships, this is a great opportunity to connect with fellow members of Nolensville's business community.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Whether you're looking to expand your network, exchange ideas, or build new partnerships, this is a great opportunity to connect with fellow members of Nolensville's business community.
We look forward to seeing you there!
🚧 Construction Notice: York Road Closure at Nolensville Road & Detour Beginning July 27 🚧
As part of ongoing roadway improvements, York Road will be closed at Nolensville Road during the week of July 27. A signed detour will direct motorists to use Rocky Fork Road.
The goal is to complete this phase of work by the weekend and reopen York Road, along with the new turn lanes, on Monday, August 3, weather and construction conditions permitting.
Motorists should expect delays, plan for additional travel time, and use caution when traveling through the work zone. We appreciate your patience and understanding as this important infrastructure project is completed safely and efficiently.
To stay up to date on this project and other capital improvements happening throughout Nolensville, visit the Current Projects tab on the Town's website or follow the link:
https://cleargov.com/app/tr/313202/capital-project/10393
As part of ongoing roadway improvements, York Road will be closed at Nolensville Road during the week of July 27. A signed detour will direct motorists to use Rocky Fork Road.
The goal is to complete this phase of work by the weekend and reopen York Road, along with the new turn lanes, on Monday, August 3, weather and construction conditions permitting.
Motorists should expect delays, plan for additional travel time, and use caution when traveling through the work zone. We appreciate your patience and understanding as this important infrastructure project is completed safely and efficiently.
To stay up to date on this project and other capital improvements happening throughout Nolensville, visit the Current Projects tab on the Town's website or follow the link:
https://cleargov.com/app/tr/313202/capital-project/10393
The Town of Nolensville announces that Fire Chief Matthew Lupo has accepted a new position in Michigan and will be departing Nolensville Fire & Rescue.
Chief Lupo joined Nolensville Fire & Rescue as a Captain in 2021 and was later promoted to Fire Chief in 2025. We extend our sincere gratitude to Chief Lupo for his years of service and the many contributions he has made to the Town of Nolensville and Nolensville Fire & Rescue. While we are saddened to see him leave, we congratulate him on this new opportunity and wish him continued success in this next chapter of his career.
"Chief Lupo has been a valued leader and an important part of our organization over the past several years," said Town Manager Victor Lay. "His dedication to serving the Town of Nolensville, supporting our firefighters, and helping strengthen our department has made a lasting impact. While we are sorry to see him leave, we are grateful for his service and wish him and his family nothing but the best as they begin this new chapter in Michigan."
“I am excited to move back home to my family and friends where I can serve another great community and work with the devoted members of their department” Chief Lupo said. “I will miss the camaraderie we built in this fire department and the friendly community of Nolensville.”
The Town of Nolensville will share additional information regarding the leadership transition within Nolensville Fire & Rescue in the coming weeks. We remain committed to ensuring a seamless transition and the continued delivery of the high level of service our community has come to expect.
The Town of Nolensville is seeking an Assistant Court Clerk to join our team! This position plays an important role in supporting the daily operations of Municipal Court by assisting with court records, citation processing, payment collection, court scheduling, docket preparation, and customer service for residents navigating the court process.
If you are organized, dependable, and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment while providing exceptional service to the public, we want to hear from you!
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply online. The application deadline has been extended to Thursday, July 30, 2026.
For a detailed job description and a full overview of responsibilities and qualifications, please visit www.nolensvilletn.gov
If you are organized, dependable, and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment while providing exceptional service to the public, we want to hear from you!
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply online. The application deadline has been extended to Thursday, July 30, 2026.
For a detailed job description and a full overview of responsibilities and qualifications, please visit www.nolensvilletn.gov
The new traffic signal at the intersection of Nolensville Road and Kidd Road is now fully operational. Here's what drivers need to know:
🟢 Traffic on Nolensville Road will remain green unless a vehicle is waiting on Kidd Road.
đźš— Vehicle detection sensors on Kidd Road will detect waiting vehicles and automatically trigger the signal to change.
⬅️ Vehicles traveling southbound on Nolensville Road and turning left onto Kidd Road will receive an initial 10-second protected left-turn green arrow.
🛑 Drivers on Kidd Road should stop when the signal is red and proceed only when they receive a green light.
As everyone adjusts to the new traffic pattern, please slow down, stay alert, obey all traffic signals, and watch for other drivers.
Thank you for your patience as this important traffic improvement is now in service!
🟢 Traffic on Nolensville Road will remain green unless a vehicle is waiting on Kidd Road.
đźš— Vehicle detection sensors on Kidd Road will detect waiting vehicles and automatically trigger the signal to change.
⬅️ Vehicles traveling southbound on Nolensville Road and turning left onto Kidd Road will receive an initial 10-second protected left-turn green arrow.
🛑 Drivers on Kidd Road should stop when the signal is red and proceed only when they receive a green light.
As everyone adjusts to the new traffic pattern, please slow down, stay alert, obey all traffic signals, and watch for other drivers.
Thank you for your patience as this important traffic improvement is now in service!
The Town of Nolensville's Economic Development Advisory Committee, in partnership with Nolensville Town Life Magazine, invites local business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals to our Business Networking Mixer on Thursday, July 23, at 5:00 p.m. at Mill Creek Brewing Co.
Whether you're looking to grow your network, exchange ideas, or build new partnerships, this is a great opportunity to connect with fellow members of the Nolensville business community.
We're also excited to welcome Lauren Ward of Visit Franklin as a featured speaker. Lauren will share valuable insight into tourism and how it supports local businesses, economic development, and the continued growth of communities like Nolensville.
Come enjoy an evening of networking, conversation, and collaboration as we work together to strengthen our local business community.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Whether you're looking to grow your network, exchange ideas, or build new partnerships, this is a great opportunity to connect with fellow members of the Nolensville business community.
We're also excited to welcome Lauren Ward of Visit Franklin as a featured speaker. Lauren will share valuable insight into tourism and how it supports local businesses, economic development, and the continued growth of communities like Nolensville.
Come enjoy an evening of networking, conversation, and collaboration as we work together to strengthen our local business community.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Join us Friday, July 17 at 3:30 p.m. for the Tennessee Orthopedic Alliance ribbon cutting celebrating the one-year anniversary of TOA Nolensville!
đź“Ť 7116 Nolensville Road, Suite 704
Tag a friend ⬇️ to join in the fun!
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