What a difference a year makes! A lot has happened in Gallatin in the last year. We’ve opened new roads, expanded our business and industry, and implemented new and innovative services. While we’ve completed many projects, there are even more on the horizon.
Gallatin’s wonderful location surrounded by rolling hills, the Cumberland River and Old Hickory Lake – and its proximity to Nashville just 25 minutes away – makes it an attractive destination.
Gallatin is now home to five corporate headquarters that do business on an international level. The City recently expanded its industrial park by 207 acres. We’ve launched rapid bus service, added more recycling options, implemented free wireless downtown, enhanced customer service options, and begun a cooperative effort to expand the airport. Please click here to read more about all Gallatin is doing.
| Current Events/News |
(June 24, 2009) Framing on the new Farmers’ Market began this week. The new market is downtown on
Franklin Street near
GFD Memorial
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(June 30, 2009) City Hall and City offices will be closed Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day. 
Boulevard. Greater
Gallatin partnered with the City to seek grant funding for the project. Construction is made possible with a grant from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture through the Tennessee Agricultural
Enhancement Program. Refer to the Department of Agriculture’s promotional website:
(June 18, 2009) Silver
Eagle Bus Manufacturing, Inc. today joined Governor Phil Bredesen, Tennessee
Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Matt Kisber, and
local officials in announcing the company’s relocation to Gallatin, Tennessee.
Although Silver Eagle will offer only a few dozen positions in its temporary
location while it constructs a new facility, once fully operational the
company’s business plan anticipates hiring more than 500 people. The
company will be relocating from its Brownsville,
