City of Gallatin

Mayor Jo Ann Graves 2011 State of the City Address
THE BIG PICTURE

When the City of Gallatin was born some 200 years ago, it had a much different look than it does today. Based on the recent Census, Gallatin is now a community of more than 30,000 residents. Gallatin grew faster than the State of Tennessee as a whole - and faster than the entire United States. Gallatin is in a very desirable location - close proximity to Nashville, good schools, good roads, an abundance of water, and a low tax rate - 99¢. (click here to watch the 2011 State of the City Address)

Current Events/News

(Photo courtesy The Tennessean) "Gallatin Scores" - says The Tennessean in an article announcing award of funding through the Metropolitan Planning Organization. From The Tennessean: "Among the largest awards was $301,600 for Gallatin, which will allow yet another chunk of its downtown revitalization project - in the works since 2004 - to be finished without burdening the city's general fund."

Fire Hall 4
Mayor Jo Ann Graves cuts the ribbon on Gallatin's newest fire hall, located on Big Station Camp Boulevard. Fire Hall #4 is the first facility to house both firefighters and a Sumner County EMS ambulance and crew.

Previous News

Council Meetings

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CIty of Gallatin Online Payments

City of Gallatin Violation, Inspection, and Permit Portal

Gallatin Economic Development

THIS ENTITY IS A RECIPIENT OF AMERICAN RECOVERY AND REINVESTMENT ACT FUNDS. IF YOU HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF ANY ACTIVITY WHICH YOU CONSIDER TO BE ILLEGAL, IMPROPER, OR WASTEFUL, PLEASE CALL THE STATE COMPTROLLER'S TOLL-FREE HOTLINE:
1-800-232-5454

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