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Council members highlight upcoming district meetings, Antioch transit presentation and community events
Summary
Multiple council members used the announcements period to promote neighborhood meetings (Districts 1, 3 and 8), a presentation on a new Antioch transit center, the 5th annual Southeast Community Day with parade and music festival, an Andrew Jackson Police Chiefs Camp open house, and a visiting council member from Colorado Springs.
During the announcements period the council heard multiple community-calendar items from council members across districts.
Council member Stiles said the District 32 community meeting will be held Thursday at the Southeast Community Center and will include a presentation on the new Antioch transit center and community safety updates; Stiles also promoted the 5th annual Southeast Community Day with a parade, free backpacks, and an evening music festival featuring Butter and Grit.
Council member Harrell announced District 8's monthly meeting on July 27 at 6 p.m. at Hamilton United Methodist Church with Metroway Services as a guest. Another council member announced a District 3 quarterly meeting on July 28 at 6 p.m. at the Madison Library with a public safety update and discussion of three proposed district projects. Council member Kimbrough also said District 1 will meet on July 28 at the Ivy Center on Ashland City Pike with MDHA present.
Council member Nash invited colleagues to the Andrew Jackson Police Chiefs Camp open house at Old Hickory Lake to meet special units and greet about 50 participating children; lunch will be served at noon. Council member Sarora welcomed a visiting council member from Colorado Springs, Kimberly Gold, to observe Nashville's proceedings.
These items were presented as informational announcements; the council did not take formal votes or adopt actions on these calendar items during this session.
