Town of Nolensville

UPDATE | 4:05 p.m.: Town of Nolensville crews have been actively working to remove downed trees and debris across the community. Public Works has cleared the following routes of fallen trees:

🔹 Rocky Fork Road
🔹 Fly Road
🔹 Clovercroft Road
🔹 Middlewick Lane
🔹 Kirkwall Drive
🔹 Countryside Drive
🔹 Brittain Lane

Our team is currently meeting to evaluate conditions and conduct a road survey to identify any urgent tree blockages that still need to be addressed. Efforts remain focused on main arterial roads, with crews moving into subdivisions as conditions allow. We appreciate everyone’s patience as work continues.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Residents seeking additional information about warming centers may contact the Williamson County Mayor’s Office at (629) 235-6480.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

The following message has been shared by Williamson County Emergency Management Agency via Facebook at @WCTNEMA.
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Williamson County Warming Shelters Open — Travel Only if Necessary
Warming shelters are now open at Fairview High School and Franklin High School for residents who do not have a safe, warm place to stay.
⚠️ Road conditions are hazardous. Please stay in your home unless you do not have safe heating options, or reach out to friends or family members if available. If you must travel to a shelter, use extreme caution, avoid unsafe roads, and arrange safe transportation if possible.
📍 Shelter Locations
• Fairview High School
2595 Fairview Blvd, Fairview, TN 37062
• Franklin High School
810 Hillsboro Rd, Franklin, TN 37064
🐾 Pets: Cats and dogs only at this time. Animals must be leashed or in crates. Please bring your own leashes and muzzles for nervous pups.
Bring snacks and drinks. Please share this information with anyone who may need it. Stay safe and warm.

3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

Williamson County EMA - Warming Shelters Open

UPDATE | 12:55 p.m.: Town of Nolensville crews are actively working to remove downed trees across the community. Efforts are currently focused on clearing main arterial roads, with crews moving into subdivisions as conditions allow.

Safety Reminder: Residents are urged not to use alternative heating methods such as crock pots, candles, or other open-flame or non-heating devices to warm homes. These methods are extremely dangerous and increase the risk of fire.

Thank you for helping keep our community safe.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

UPDATE | 10:15 a.m.: The Town of Nolensville continues to receive reports of downed power lines and trees throughout the community. Our crews are actively working to clear trees from roadways and keep residents safe.

Trees Down Reported:
🔹Rocky Fork Road
🔹Christmas Drive
🔹Waller Road
🔹Burkitt Subdivision
🔹Sam Donald Road

Downed Power Lines Reported:
🔹Mill Creek Lane
🔹Dortch Lane
🔹Stonebrook Boulevard
🔹Austin Court
🔹Rolling Hills Drive
🔹Cromwell Drive
🔹Maxwell Landing Drive
🔹Countryside Drive
🔹Stonecastle Place

⚠️ Important Safety Reminder: If you see a downed power line, assume it is live. Stay at least 30 feet away and do not touch or attempt to move it under any circumstances.

Updates will be shared as conditions change.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

ROAD UPDATE | 9:00 a.m.: Our Public Works team is actively working day two of snow removal on the Town’s designated routes. Due to multiple reports of downed trees and power lines throughout the community, road conditions remain hazardous. For your safety and the safety of our crews, residents are strongly urged to stay home.

View the full snow removal route list and interactive map here: https://www.nolensvilletn.gov/o/ton/page/public-works-faq

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

ALERT | 8:40 a.m.: Power lines are down on Mill Creek Lane, Dortch Lane, and Stonebrook Boulevard. Middle Tennessee Electric has been notified and is reporting more than 11,000 members without power. As weather conditions continue to worsen, power outages across our area is increasing.

Residents are encouraged to be prepared with an emergency kit, including water, non-perishable food, medications, batteries, power banks, flashlights, and a first-aid kit.

⚠️ If you see a downed power line, assume it is live. Stay at least 30 feet away and do not touch or attempt to move it under any circumstances.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

WEATHER CONDITIONS UPDATE | 7:35 a.m.: Weather conditions have worsened overnight, with ice now accumulating on trees and power lines across the area. Our Public Works crew is currently clearing fallen limbs from a tree blocking Nolensville Road.

We are also seeing reports of power outages across Middle Tennessee. For your safety, please stay inside, stay safe, and avoid unnecessary travel.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

ROAD CONDITIONS UPDATE: Thank you to our Public Works Department for their work to keep our roads as safe as possible. Over the past two days, crews have traveled 190 miles plowing and applying 35,000 pounds of salt to roadways.

As of 6:15 p.m., wintry mix accumulation continues, which may impact road conditions, including on treated roads. Residents are strongly encouraged to stay home and avoid unnecessary travel.

With temperatures expected to continue dropping, residents should take steps to stay warm and protect their homes, including allowing faucets to drip, opening cabinet doors to expose plumbing, and ensuring pets are indoors.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

ROAD UPDATE | 1:35 p.m.: Our Public Works Department has begun plowing the Town’s designated snow removal routes. Residents can view the full route list and interactive map on the Town's website: https://www.nolensvilletn.gov/o/ton/page/public-works-faq

As a reminder, please avoid parking on streets to allow plows to clear roads safely and efficiently.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

ROAD UPDATE | 12:30 p.m.: Public Works has completed their salting run on designated snow routes, distributing approximately 11,500 pounds of salt. Crews will continue monitoring conditions and we'll provide updates as operations continue.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

ROAD UPDATE: Our Public Works Department is actively salting roads in preparation for this weekend's weather. Crews were also out yesterday pretreating roadways using 9,500 pounds of salt.

These photos were taken this morning by the Nolensville Police Department. Please stay home and stay safe, and continue to follow the Town’s social media channels for updates on plowed streets, potential road closures, and other weather-related impacts. For notifications sent directly to your phone, download the Town of Nolensville app.

Android: https://aptg.co/yd6d0S
iPhone: https://aptg.co/1pHHSn

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

The Town of Nolensville Board of Commissioners will hold a Special Meeting on Monday, January 26, at 5:00 p.m. to appoint members to the Historic Zoning Commission. The Special Meeting will be followed by the Board of Commissioners Work Session.

In the event of severe weather, the Special Meeting, Historic Zoning Commission Meeting (originally scheduled for 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 29), and the Board of Commissioners Work Session will be rescheduled for Thursday, January 29, beginning at 5:00 p.m. The meetings will be held in the following order:

- Special Meeting
- Historic Zoning Commission Meeting
- Board of Commissioners Work Session

If there is no inclement weather and the Board of Commissioners Special Meeting is held as scheduled on Monday, January 26, at 5:00 p.m., the Historic Zoning Commission will meet at its originally scheduled time of 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 29.

To view the meetings agendas, follow the link:

https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/page/live-stream-and-agendas

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

Board of Commissioners Work Session and Special Meeting

As the Town prepares for this weekend’s expected winter weather, members of Town staff, including Nolensville Fire & Rescue, Nolensville Police Department, and Public Works, met this morning to finalize plans.

As temperatures drop, residents are encouraged to keep these safety reminders in mind:
🔹 Keep devices charged and have a backup power bank available in case of power outages
🔹 Use heaters and fireplaces safely, keeping flammable items at least three feet away
🔹 Keep buildings heated and insulate exposed pipes to protect fire sprinkler systems
🔹 Allow indoor faucets to drip to help prevent frozen pipes
🔹 Bring pets indoors and check on neighbors who may need assistance

Residents are encouraged to follow the Town of Nolensville’s official social media channels for updates on plowed streets, potential road closures, and other weather-related impacts.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

The Town of Nolensville is seeking dedicated community members to serve on the Town’s Boards, Committees, and Commissions. Current vacancies are available on the Board of Zoning Appeals, Economic Development Advisory Committee, Trails, Arts, Parks, and Streetscapes Advisory Committee, Town Events Advisory Committee, and Historic Zoning Commission.

These groups play an essential role in shaping the future of Nolensville by providing insight, advising on key initiatives, and helping guide decisions that impact residents and businesses throughout the town. Serving offers a meaningful opportunity to contribute your knowledge, represent your community, and take an active role in the projects and initiatives that define life in Nolensville.

Learn more about each board, committee, and commission and apply by visiting our website:
https://www.nolensvilletn.gov/page/bcc-copy

The application deadline has been extended to Friday, January 23 at 12:00 p.m.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

Accepting Applications for Boards, Committees, and Commissions

Shout out to our Public Works Department for putting in the work to prepare for this weekend’s winter weather. All four Town trucks are fueled, equipped, and ready to begin plowing and salting early Saturday morning as conditions require.

The Town’s Snow Removal Route List covers approximately 19.7 miles and is based on roadway grade and essential connectivity. Residents can view the route list and interactive map on our website: https://www.nolensvilletn.gov/o/ton/page/public-works-faq

As we head into the weekend, please keep the following safety tips in mind:
🔷 Avoid parking on the street so plows can move safely through neighborhoods.
🔷 Stay off the roads unless travel is necessary. If you must travel, keep an emergency kit in your vehicle with blankets, water, a flashlight, and warm clothing.
🔷 Keep space heaters at least three feet away from anything flammable, and never use ovens or stovetops to heat your home.
🔷 Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and check on elderly neighbors or those without reliable heating.
🔷 Never operate a generator indoors due to the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Residents are encouraged to take precautions and stay safe as winter weather approaches.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

Public Works Department Preparing for Winter Weather

Have you registered to be an artist for Brushstrokes Across Nolensville? The Town of Nolensville’s Trails, Arts, Parks, and Streetscapes Advisory Committee (TAPS), in partnership with the Artist Guild of Nolensville, is proud to bring our public art initiative back for a second year.

Brushstrokes Across Nolensville will return with a newly curated collection of artwork and photography, showcased on vibrant vinyl banners installed along a prominent section of Nolensville Road. Each banner will feature an original piece by a Tennessee artist and will be displayed from Spring 2026 through Fall 2026, celebrating America’s 250th Birthday.

Artists are encouraged to apply and be part of this highly visible celebration of creativity, community, and local talent.

For more information and to apply by Friday, January 30, 2026, visit https://www.nolensvilletn.gov/o/ton/page/taps-advisory-committee

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

Brushstrokes Across Nolensville_Accepting Applications

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

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

Winter weather preparation is underway in Nolensville as our Public Works Department prepares for this weekend’s projected winter storm. Crews have begun equipping our fleet with plows and salt, with more than 100 tons of salt currently on hand to support this weekend’s operations and the winter season ahead.

Road pretreatment is scheduled to begin Friday, and crews will actively plow throughout the weekend as conditions require. Residents are encouraged to follow the Town of Nolensville’s official social media channels for updates on plowed streets, potential road closures, and other weather-related impacts.

Below is the Snow Removal Route List planned for this weekend, covering approximately 19.7 miles of roadway.

East Side of Town
🔹 Nolensville Park Road
🔹 Stonebrook Route: Stonebrook Dr., Creekside Dr., Countryside Dr., Newsom Ln., Ballenger Dr., Meadowcreek Ln., Dortch Ln., Rolling Hills Dr., Stonecastle Pl., Cloverwood Ct., Cromwell Ct., Norfolk Ln., Baronswood Dr., Oldham Dr.
🔹 Nolen Park Route: Nolen Park Cir.
🔹 Burkitt Place Route: Burkitt Place Dr., Middlewick Ln. (inside Town limits only), Parkfield Dr., Kirkwall Dr.
🔹 Summerlyn Route: Summerlyn Dr., Bradfield Dr. (Summerlyn Dr. to York Rd.)
🔹 Nolensville Town Hall
🔹 Burberry Glen Route: Burberry Glen Blvd.
🔹 Sherwood Green Route: Sugar Mill Dr., Burris Dr., Petral Dr.

West Side of Town and Bridges
🔹 Fire Department and Haley Industrial Route: Haley Industrial Blvd.
🔹 Scales Farmstead Route: Vickery Park Dr.
🔹 Old Clovercroft Route: Old Clovercroft Rd.
🔹 Bent Creek Route: Dante Ranch Ln., Falling Water Rd., Bent Creek Trace, Fishing Creek Rd., Sawmill Pl., Jobe Trl., Aunt Nannies Pl., Christmas Dr., Lodge Hall Rd.
🔹 Brittain Downs Route: Brittain Downs Dr., Eden Rose Pl.
🔹 Brooksbank Route: Brooksbank Dr.
🔹 Sunset Park Route: Sunset Park Dr., Eulas Way
🔹 Asher Downs Route: Asher Downs Ct.
🔹 Catalina Route: Catalina Way

We appreciate the community’s support as our crews work to keep Nolensville roads safe during winter weather.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

Winter is in full swing in Nolensville, and when the winter blues set in, getting out and reconnecting can make all the difference. Exploring around town, supporting local businesses, and participating in community events are meaningful ways to boost your mood while strengthening the connections that keep Nolensville thriving.

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3 months ago, Town of Nolensville

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