Gallatin City Leaders helped cut the ribbon on a new section of Hwy 109 between Gallatin and Portland this week. Pictured left to right are Gallatin Chamber Director Paige Brown Strong, Gallatin Economic Development Agency Director Clay Walker, State Representative Mike McDonald, Gallatin Mayor Jo Ann Graves, Vice Mayor Dale Bennett and Councilman Jimmy Overton.
(April 28, 2010) The results are in! Results from the City of Gallatin 2010 Citizen Survey have been compiled. See the results here. We want to thank everyone who completed and returned the survey," Mayor Jo Ann Graves said. "Citizen input is vital as the City plans for the future."
(June 9, 2010) – The City of Gallatin’s debt is now rated in the prestigious “AA” category by both Standard and Poor’s and Moody’s Investors Service – the two most well-respected credit rating agencies. ”These credit ratings are used by investors to judge the financial strength and credit worthiness of borrowers in the municipal bond market,” Mayor Jo Ann Graves said. (read entire news release here)
(June 2, 2010, Photo Courtesy The News Examiner) Mayor Jo Ann Graves was a key speaker at The Power of Ten Summit recently in Nashville. Graves is the Chair of the regional Mayor’s Caucus. The summit focused on mass transit. “Mass transit is the idea that solves our problems,” said Gallatin Mayor Jo Ann Graves at the Summit. “If we don’t come together on a regional basis and find a solution that we can all put our arms around and move forward, our communities will not continue to have vitality.” (Click here to read The News Examiner story).
(June 9, 2010) – The City of Gallatin’s debt is now rated in the prestigious “AA” category by both Standard and Poor’s and Moody’s Investors Service – the two most well-respected credit rating agencies. ”These credit ratings are used by investors to judge the financial strength and credit worthiness of borrowers in the municipal bond market,” Mayor Jo Ann Graves said. (read entire news release here)
The Gallatin Arts Council presents “The Father, The Son … & the Songwriter” this Friday, June 11, beginning at 7 p.m. at Larriviere’s in historic downtown Gallatin. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, click here. http://gallatinartscouncil.org/
(June 2, 2010, Photo Courtesy The News Examiner) Mayor Jo Ann Graves was a key speaker at The Power of Ten Summit recently in Nashville. Graves is the Chair of the regional Mayor’s Caucus. The summit focused on mass transit. “Mass transit is the idea that solves our problems,” said Gallatin Mayor Jo Ann Graves at the Summit. “If we don’t come together on a regional basis and find a solution that we can all put our arms around and move forward, our communities will not continue to have vitality.” (Click here to read The News Examiner story).
If you have an idea or concern you would like to share with Mayor Graves, please drop by for Mayor's Night In, an opportunity for you to stop by after regular business hours to talk to the Mayor on Monday, June 28 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Mayor's Office, 132 W. Main Street.
(April 28, 2010) The results are in! Results from the City of Gallatin 2010 Citizen Survey have been compiled. See the results here. We want to thank everyone who completed and returned the survey," Mayor Jo Ann Graves said. "Citizen input is vital as the City plans for the future."
(April 24, 2010) Greater Gallatin’s Annual Squarefest is set for Saturday, April 24, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in historic Downtown Gallatin. This year’s event includes more than 100 vendors, entertainment and food. For more information, contact Greater Gallatin at 452-5692.
