Subaru of Gallatin has adopted Airport Road to clean up litter, an initiative supported by the Gallatin City Government, encouraging community participation in public space maintenance.

The Lebanon Police Department acknowledged Officer Worrell's community engagement, highlighting a social media post from residents praising his positive interaction with their kids.

The Lebanon Police Department offers free shuttle parking for fairgoers in Tennessee to ease traffic and parking issues, with shuttles running until 11 p.m.

Nashville Police offer a Community Police Academy to foster transparency and understanding between officers and residents. Applications are due September 2 for the session starting September 9.

Portland TN Police undergo EVOC training to enhance their emergency vehicle driving skills, emphasizing safety and quick decision-making. The training, supported by the Portland Parks Department, aims to improve officers' response to emergencies.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office is launching a Citizens Academy from September 23 to November 11 to educate the public on law enforcement operations.

Lipscomb University has established the John Parker Humanities Society to support humanities students with resources and mentorship, led by former dean David Holmes, with plans for monetary awards by spring 2026.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department reported a busy July with 1,917 calls, a slight increase from June. The upcoming "Fire Talk" episode will discuss these incidents.

Nashville residents can submit comments on a new air pollution source construction/ modification application to influence air quality control decisions.

Clarksville is adjusting pool schedules at the end of summer, with Beachaven Pool closing until 2026 and other pools limiting their hours or offering weekend-only swimming.

A social media post praised Officer Thompkins of La Vergne Police for his kind handling of a stolen car tag issue, highlighting the importance of community policing and servant leadership.

Murfreesboro TN Police Department shares back-to-school safety tips on social media, emphasizing vigilance in school zones, planning to avoid traffic, wearing seat belts, and avoiding distractions.

La Vergne Police visited the Senior Center, engaging with elders and sharing the experience on Facebook, illustrating their commitment to community policing.