Municipal leaders from across the state converged on Nashville March 14-15 to discuss legislative issues and meet with local lawmakers during the 2022 TML Legislative Conference.
Last week, TML hosted a joint meeting of members of the Kentucky League of Cities and TN city mayors who are preparing for the Ford BlueOval EV manufacturing plant in West TN and the Ford Blue SK
Municipalities across the state of Tennessee have hosted events to celebrate Arbor Day and Tennessee Tree Day by planting trees, hosting tree giveaways, and other events and programs. This year, the
Municipalities across Tennessee are showing their support for Ukrainian cities and citizens in a variety of ways.
As cities around Tennessee and the country look to address homelessness in their communities, a new survey has indicated that many mayors across the country feel they are often held accountable for
Employee retention, providing livable communities, and making infrastructure improvements on a limited budget were some of the topics discussed as part of a series of meetings designed to bring local
As internet services become even more essential for school, work, and play, municipal providers like Clarksville’s CDE Lightband are leading the way in providing affordable, sustainable services in
With the release of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Final Rule from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, local governments can celebrate some key wins, including expanded flexibility for water and
One in five Tennessee children are affected by at least two adverse experiences that could negatively direct their future health and well-being as well as impact their communities, according to a new
The city of Jackson has joined a cohort of more than 50 cities across the country selected to participate in a federal program aimed to reduce blight and start positive community change on the
The mayors of Tennessee’s largest municipalities were recently in Nashville to meet with state leaders to discuss funding issues for local governments. They join other municipalities across the state
Memphis Regional Megasite Authority CEO Clay Bright and Member Michael Banks were on hand to discuss the authority’s role in the development of the Blue Oval City project during the second in a series
