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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 14/10/2026

Easy connections to city resources are important to all Nashvillians. We’re bringing health, transportation, housing, and financial assistance resources together for Nashville seniors at our FREE Senior Resource Fair.

Senior Resource Fair

October 27, 2026 | 10 AM-12 PM Hermitage Community Center

Hosted by the Mayor’s Office, Wellpoint, and Old National Bank.

Free resources for seniors include:
Health & wellness
Financial assistance
Transportation
Home & safety resources
Legal support
Senior programs
Aging & caregiving resources
Office of Homeless Services

Connect with Metro departments and community partners, all in one place.

Graphic features red and navy text, yellow checkered borders, partner logos, and illustrations of a megaphone, bus, and medical clipboard.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 12/10/2026

Free salsa dancing at @centennialpark.bsky.social with Nashville Rueda? Count us in! 💃 Nashville’s been celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with music, movement, and plenty of dancing. Take a look at Rueda de Casino, a Cuban-style salsa dance, in action. ¡Una bulla! 🎉

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 01/10/2026

Big year for @metroparksnash.bsky.social! And it’s only getting better. In Mayor O’Connell’s fourth Capital Spending Plan, Metro Parks will receive $14 million in funding to create, maintain, and upgrade our local parks, recreation centers, and greenways. 🌳

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 24/09/2026

Mayor O’Connell welcomed MNPD Session 126 officers as they graduated from the Training Academy and prepare to serve our city. Since taking office, the mayor has joined Chief Drake in swearing in more than 300 officers. Thank you for choosing service.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 21/09/2026

MyCity Academy is back. The first session kicked off a new year of learning how Nashville works, connecting with Metro departments, and building stronger civic leadership across our city. Welcome, Class of 2027!

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 15/09/2026

More than 100 years of Buchanan Street history, with a new chapter ahead. Mayor O’Connell joined partners to break ground on the restoration of 1015 Buchanan Street, a longtime North Nashville building. This project is preserving a piece of the corridor’s history & preparing it for what comes next.

Mayor O’Connell stands and poses for a photo with seven community members.

Mayor O’Connell shakes a community member’s hand.

Photo rendering of the new Buchanan Street plans.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 11/09/2026

A day that our enemies hoped would stoke fear, has done the opposite. It’s served as a beacon of the best of our nation. The best of us. At an emotional ceremony this morning, Mayor O’Connell joined Nashville’s first responders and several from New York City to reflect on September 11, 2001.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 10/09/2026

Vonda McDaniel inspired many of us through her work organizing & advocating for Nashville's working people. This week, following the Labor Day holiday, we're honoring her legacy by lighting the Historic Metro Courthouse pink & green, the colors of her Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. sisterhood. 🩷

An image of the Historic Metro Courthouse lit up pink and green.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 09/09/2026

Consider this your sign to finally figure out what that button does.📱 @nowatnpl.bsky.social is helping seniors get more out of their devices, with real-time help and practical tips. Tech 101 is offered monthly and open to all seniors. Find an upcoming class at library.nashville.gov/events.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 08/09/2026

The Historic Metro Courthouse lit up red, white, and blue last night to honor Nashville’s workers for #LaborDay. Thank you to the people whose work has shaped our city and continues to move Nashville forward every day.

An image of the Historic Metro Courthouse lit up red, white, and blue.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 08/09/2026

WeGo Transit has surpassed 10 million rides this fiscal year, because it’s more convenient and practical to ride thanks to #ChooseHowYouMove. As Nashville invests in more frequent service and better connections, more people are choosing transit to get where they need to go.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 04/09/2026

The Historic Metro Courthouse will be closed in observance of Labor Day on Monday, September 7. Emergency services will remain available & you can always submit a request through hub.Nashville.gov. Thank you to Nashville’s workers for all you do for our city.

Graphic reads: “The Historic Metro Courthouse will be closed in observance of Labor Day Monday, September 7. Our gratitude to the first responders and essential workers on the clock this holiday.”

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 31/08/2026

Nashville filled the boot with more than $152,000 last year, the most in Tennessee. Now, the Nashville Fire Department and IAFF Local 140 are back at it, raising money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Donate through Sept. 12: filltheboot.donordrive.com/teams/22567/donate

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 26/08/2026

Tonight, Music City remembers a legend as the KVB Bridge and Historic Metro Courthouse light up pink in honor of Dolly Parton. 🩷

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 19/08/2026

Our Nashville community rallies to support great causes. Last year, Metro employees raised more than $300,000 for 195 nonprofits through the Metro Makes a Difference Campaign. This year, we’re ready to make an even bigger difference for the organizations serving our community every day.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 18/08/2026

From budgeting to building credit, Nashville’s Financial Empowerment Center is here to help, supporting Mayor O’Connell’s work to deliver a more affordable Nashville. Call 615-748-3620 or visit unitedwaygreaternashville.org/financial-empowerment-center/ to book a free appointment!

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 17/08/2026

We’re fixing the places where the sidewalk just... ends. Nearly $17 million in new sidewalks through #ChooseHowYouMove will close gaps and create safer, more connected routes across the city so Nashvillians can get to where they need to go.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 13/08/2026

Any Nashvillian. Any financial need. The Financial Empowerment Center — one of Nashville's best resources. Schedule your free appointment today —> 💻 unitedwaygreaternashville.org/financial-empowerment-center/ ☎️615.748.3620

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 13/08/2026

Frequency is freedom. And knowing when your bus is coming makes that freedom even easier. Digital displays at some of our WeGo bus stops are bringing real-time arrival information directly to Nashvillians. #ChooseHowYouMove

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 10/08/2026

The countdown is on! Healthier school start times start tomorrow. We’ll see you in the classroom. ✏️ @metroschools.bsky.social

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 07/08/2026

Tomato, tomahto, transit. Choose How You Move to Tomato Art Fest this weekend. 🍅

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 07/08/2026

Whether it's more sleep, more family time, or a calmer morning routine, healthier school start times are making mornings a little easier this school year. @metroschools.bsky.social

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 06/08/2026

We’re just days away from the first day of school, and the John Overton High School Bobcats are ready for healthier school start times! Dr. Garner has a message for you @metroschools.bsky.social. ❤️

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 05/08/2026

This is what healthier school start times look like: dance parties, hugs, and actually making it out the door on time. Now that’s a win. @metroschools.bsky.social

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 04/08/2026

The school year doesn’t happen without them! We’re Standing Strong 4 Support Staff @metroschools.bsky.social who keep our schools clean, safe, and running smoothly. From bus drivers to paraprofessionals and everyone in between, their work keeps Nashville students supported and learning every day.

Mayor Freddie O’Connell poses for a photo with Dr. Adrienne Battle, Tempo the Coyote, and attendees at Standing Strong 4 Support Staff.

Nashvillians pose for a photo at Standing Strong 4 Support Staff.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 03/08/2026

When the Mayor's Office invests in local small businesses, those businesses invest right back into Nashville. The Mayor's Property Investment Incentive Grant allowed The Forge to expand its ability to support local artists, makers, & entrepreneurs with affordable workspace & a creative community.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 30/07/2026

Hey Nashville, welcome to the new Mariposa Park! Park and Recreation Month (July) is coming to an end, but our @metroparksnash.bsky.social are for you to enjoy all year round. Come out and visit Mariposa Park, open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 29/07/2026

Safety is key to the success of a city. And for the second year in a row, crime is down in every category and in every precinct.

Graphic with the headline, “Crime is Down Across Nashville (and in Every Precinct).” A table shows MNPD crime stats. Central down 20%, East down 15%, Hermitage down 21%, Madison down 8%, Midtown Hills down 17%, North down 22%, South down 16%, Southeast down 20%, and West down 27%. Citywide totals at the bottom show overall crime down 19%, violent crime down 16%, homicide down 44%, non-fatal gunshots injuries down 20%, and shots fired down 12%.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 27/07/2026

Wonder where the next sidewalk will go? Safety, equity, connectivity, and access to transit guide Choose How You Move's strategy. Listen to Chief Program Officer Sabrina Sussman break down where the concrete goes. #ChooseHowYouMove #YourHalfCentAtWork

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 24/07/2026

Big news for @metroparksnash.bsky.social! More than 300 acres are a permanent part of Beaman Park, preserving land for public use.

Graphic with the headline “Beaman Park is Growing” with a photo of Beaman Park. Text reads, “Over 300 acres are now permanently preserved at Beaman Park." A panel on the right highlights the benefits: "Preserving wildlife habitat," "Strengthening climate resilience," and "Ensuring this land stays public forever."

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 23/07/2026

This weekend marks 6 months since the winter ice storm. As we move forward, we look back at some of the Nashvillians who stepped forward to help during Winter Storm Fern. This city is great because of our community. 💙

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 21/07/2026

Hey Davidson County! Your congressional district zoning may have changed. Make sure you know your ABCDs before heading out for early voting now until August 1. Visit Nashville.gov/vote for more info. @davidsonvotes.bsky.social

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 20/07/2026

Scarritt Bennett is one of three new early voting sites. Make a plan to vote and enjoy a beautiful Nashville campus while you’re at it! Visit Nashville.gov/vote for more. @davidsonvotes.bsky.social

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 17/07/2026

Winter Storm Fern tested Nashville in ways we’ve never seen before. The Mayor’s Winter Storm Response Commission is continuing to review Nashville’s response. By August, we’ll have an interim report about coordination, preparedness, and emergency response across Metro Nashville Government.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 16/07/2026

Every year at the Madison-Rivergate Area Chamber of Commerce Community Breakfast, we celebrate the best and bravest of our first responders. Thank you to all who serve our community, and to everyone who donated school supplies to support PENCIL, @metroschools.bsky.social and our students.

Two people pose with Mayor Freddie O’Connell in front of a Madison-Rivergate Area Chamber of Commerce step and repeat backdrop. A Nashville Fire Department member holds a community appreciation award black plaque that reads, "Nashville Fire Department. With Great Appreciation for Your Dedication and Service to the Madison Community. 2026," while two smiling attendees stand to the right.

A Nashville Fire Department honor guard member in dress uniform carries a ceremonial rifle during the presentation of the colors. U.S., Tennessee, and department flags stand in the foreground while public safety officials and attendees watch from the background inside the event space.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 14/07/2026

McGavock is getting a colorful makeover. Join AkzoNobel and more on Wednesday, July 22 at 10 a.m. as they bring a community mural to McGavock High School. Visit engage.nashville.gov/letscolornashville to register!

Yellow graphic with a paintbrush creating a colorful paint splash. Text reads: “Let’s Color McGavock High. Wed 7/22. 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. For more info visit engage.nashville.gov/letscolornashville.”

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 09/07/2026

Future you will be glad you watched this. The Financial Empowerment Center offers free guidance on legacy planning so you can make a plan for your family, your finances, and what comes next. Call 615-748-3620 to make an appointment!

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 07/07/2026

Financial goals? We’ve got you covered. The Financial Empowerment Center offers free, one-on-one financial counseling to help you tackle debt, build savings, improve credit and more. Visit unitedwaygreaternashville.org/financial-empowerment-center/ for more information.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 02/07/2026

In observance of the 4th of July, the Historic Metro Courthouse will be closed Friday, July 3rd. Emergency services will remain available & you can always submit a request through hub.Nashville.gov. Have a great holiday, Nashville!

Graphic with fireworks over the Nashville skyline and the Metro Nashville seal in the center. Text reads: "THE METRO COURTHOUSE WILL BE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY FRIDAY, JULY 3. OUR THANKS TO THE FIRST RESPONDERS WORKING THROUGHOUT THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND."

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 02/07/2026

We know it’s hot out, and Nashville Parks & Rec pools, community centers, and other assets are great places to cool off all summer long. Before you head out, be sure to check out these pool hours and closures so you can plan your visit. Visit Nashville.gov/splash for more

Two pool hours graphics with a blue water background and pink pool float accents. They list summer hours and holiday closures for Metro Parks Wave Country, Centennial Sportsplex, Napier Community Center, Coleman, East, Hadley, and Hartman Community Centers, Cleveland and Looby Pools, and E.S. Rose Pool, with a note to visit nashville.gov/splash for more information.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 29/06/2026

Rising temperatures in Nashville mean extreme heat. Teams are out offering waters, supports, but check on your neighbors.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 26/06/2026

Congratulations to MNPD Sessions 124 & 125! Thank you for stepping up to serve Nashville. We’re grateful for your commitment to keeping our city safe.

The MNPD Police Drill and Ceremony Team stand at attention while MNPD officers, Chief John Drake, and Mayor Freddie O’Connell stand in the background.

MNPD Session 124 and 125 graduates salute while Mayor Freddie O’Connell delivers remarks on a stage.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 23/06/2026

Attendance is up. Test results are up. Graduation rate is up. Investments in our students, schools, and future are making a difference at @metroschools.bsky.social.

Graphic featuring a photo of MNPS students sitting together and smiling during a school assembly. Large text reads, “MNPS ATTENDANCE IS UP.” A note-style overlay includes the following statistics: “Overall attendance: 92.8% (2024-2025)” and “Satisfactory attendance has increased from 43% (2021-2022) to 49.1% (2024-2025).” Decorative star and swirl doodles appear around the image.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 22/06/2026

Inspired. Informed. Ready to move. Big thanks to the experts who joined us for CHYM x AmericaFWD to help our leaders grow! #ChooseHowYouMove #HowNashvilleMoves #AmericaFWD

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 18/06/2026

In observance of Juneteenth, the Historic Metro Courthouse will be closed Friday, June 19. Emergency services will remain available & you can always submit a request through hub.Nashville.gov.

Graphic announcing a Metro Courthouse closure for Juneteenth. The background shows the Metro Courthouse in Nashville with a blue overlay and the Metro Nashville seal centered on the image. Large white text reads: “The Metro Courthouse Will Be Closed” and “In Observance of Juneteenth Friday, June 19.” A white border frames the graphic.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 17/06/2026

MyCity Academy is back! Our free civic and leadership training program helps residents learn how Nashville government moves, works, and grows. Apply now! nashville.gov/mycityacademy

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 17/06/2026

New sidewalks. Smarter signals. Safer streets. Better service. #ChooseHowYouMove is turning community input into real improvements across Nashville, and the monthly newsletter shows you exactly how. Subscribe at: publicinput.com/chymsubscription

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 16/06/2026

Crime is down across Nashville and today, we welcomed dozens of new MNPD recruits who are joining the work to keep Nashville safe.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell in a blue suit, white dress shirt, patterned tie, and glasses stands at a black podium addressing an audience during a police academy event. Seated on both sides of the podium are numerous police officials wearing uniforms with badges, shoulder patches, ties, and service pins. Several officers hold caps in their laps. Four wall-mounted monitors above the group display a Nashville skyline image with QR codes in the upper corners and the text: “MNPD Training Academy Session 127.” The event is held in a large training facility with gray cinderblock walls. Fitness training equipment is visible in the background, including a gray training dummy with red target markings, shelves, and workout equipment. A woman in a tan blouse sits among the uniformed officials. The speaker stands behind a black podium equipped with a microphone. The audience and officials face forward, listening attentively.

A uniformed police official stands and shakes hands with a seated academy recruit wearing a dark suit and tie. The official wears a dark police uniform with badge, shoulder patches, service pins, and a duty belt, and holds a white folder in one hand. Rows of academy recruits sit on metal bleachers wearing business attire, including dark suits, ties, dress shirts, and dress shoes. Several recruits watch the handshake while others look toward the front of the room. One attendee in the background drinks from a blue water bottle. The ceremony takes place inside a large training facility with gray walls, fitness equipment, stacked mats covered in black plastic, and a blue-and-gold floor emblem reading “POLICE ACADEMY” with “Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County” around the seal. Natural light enters from windows on the left side of the room, illuminating the recruits and the handshake.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell in a blue suit, white dress shirt, and glasses stands behind a black podium and shakes hands with a uniformed police officer standing to the right. The officer wears a police uniform with badge, nameplate, shoulder patches, tie, and duty belt. Two seated police officials are visible in the foreground applauding. A partially visible seated officer appears at the far left edge of the image. The event takes place inside a large training facility with light gray cinderblock walls and gym-style equipment stacked in the background. A wall-mounted monitor in the upper right corner displays a Nashville skyline image with the text: “MNPD Training Academy Session 127.” Black metal posts and equipment are positioned behind the stage area.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 12/06/2026

In the last 16 months, we built or preserved 3,000 affordable homes. And we’re doubling down. Mayor O'Connell's proposed budget includes a $69 million investment in making housing more affordable.

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Metro Nashville @nashville.gov · 11/06/2026

Safety is up. Crime is down... by historic amounts. The numbers show real progress, and we’re striving every day to make Nashville safer for everyone.

Graphic with a dark blue overlay on a photo background showing part of a white police SUV parked in front of a brick building. The building has a partially visible sign that reads “BELIEVE IN NASHVILLE”.

Large text at the top left says:
“CRIME IN” in white
“NASHVILLE” in large yellow letters

Top right corner text says:
“Q1 2026”

Centered on the graphic is a yellow outlined box with four statistics in white text and yellow bullet points. Each statistic includes a downward arrow indicating decreases:

• “Overall Crime ↓ 20%”
• “Violent Crime ↓ 18%”
• “Property Crime ↓ 20%”
• “Auto Theft ↓ 40%”

The overall design uses navy blue, white, and yellow colors with bold condensed typography.

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