Brentwood Announces $5.2 Million Closure of Land Deal for Future Windy Hill Park

Brentwood City Leaders announced the closing of the sale of approximately 52 acres of land located at 9135 Old Smyrna Road for $5.2 million.

Bicycle Lanes to Be Added to Granny White Pike Brentwood

Granny White Pike will be repaved with bicycle lanes added this summer, with the scheduled repaving to take place by June 30, 2020.

Williamson County Collecting Damage Reports After Severe Weather Event

Residents can report damage through established online damage survey: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/3b1684f8beaa4015a2647741f5d82506.

Brentwood Library Curbside Pick-up to Begin May 11

Patrons of the John P. Holt Brentwood Library may pick up items using new curbside pick-up procedures beginning Monday, May 11 at 10 a.m.

Brentwood City's Spring Newsletter

Read it here first: https://www.brentwoodtn.gov/…/co…/citizen-update-newsletters.

Brentwood Aims To Refill And Reduce

The Brentwood Environmental Board (EAB) launched its first major environmental campaign on January 9, aimed at reducing plastic pollution.

New City Finance Director Named; Assistant Director Position Open

Brentwood City Manager Kirk Bednar is pleased to announce the appointment of Karen Harper as the City’s new Finance Director.

​Brentwood To Host Battle of The Badges Holiday Blood Drive​

The 6th annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive competition was held earlier this year in August, but now the competition is back.

Brentwood's Draft ADA Self Assessment & Transition Plan Available

The City of Brentwood’s draft ADA Self-Assessment & Transition Plan is available for public review and comment.

John P. Holt Brentwood Library Receives Upgraded WiFi

There is now enhanced wi-fi throughout the John P. Holt Brentwood Library.

Halloween Safety Tips And Treats From Brentwood Police

Halloween is right around the corner! The Brentwood Police Department wants to help your kids have a safe Halloween with a few safety tips.

Used Book Sale This Weekend At Brentwood Library

The Friends of the Brentwood Library will be holding their quarterly book sale this weekend at the John P. Holt Brentwood Library.

Brentwood Police to Participate in Drug Take-Back Event

This one day event will make it convenient for the public to rid their homes of potentially dangerous prescription drugs.

Free Movie In Brentwood's Crockett Park: Aladdin

The City of Brentwood invites you to attend a movie in the park on Saturday, October 26.

Lawsuit: ‘Staggering’ Urine Drug Testing Fraud At TN Pain Clinics

The Justice Department on Monday filed a civil suit against a defunct chain of Tennessee-based pain clinics.

What's the Risk to Your Identity in Brentwood?

Find out if you're living in a hot spot for ID fraud.

'Red, White And Boom' In Brentwood

July 4th Music and Fireworks in Crockett Park.

The Eye-Popping Costs of Raising a Newborn in Brentwood

See if you could afford a baby’s first year here.

Is It a Good Time to Find a Job in Brentwood?

Find out if prospects are getting better or worse.

Planet Fitness Offers Teens Free Summer Workouts near Nashville

Fitness club launches national initiative to help youth meet minimum recommended requirement for physical activity

What's Happening With Gas Prices in Brentwood?

What will you pay at the pump?

Veterans Transitioning to a Civilian Job | Michael G. Sheppard

Michael G. Sheppard describes a few tips for veterans who are transitioning to a civilian job.

4 Common Myths About Veterans | Michael G. Sheppard

Michael G. Sheppard describes 4 of the most common myths about veterans.

‘Imagine You Own Slaves’ Homework: Tennessee Teachers Resign

Two Tennessee middle school teachers have resigned over a homework assignment that asked students to imagine they owned slaves.

Service Dogs Helping Veterans with PTSD | Michael G. Sheppard

Michael G. Sheppard describes how service dogs are helping veterans with PTSD.

Imagine You Owned Slaves: Tennessee Homework Assignment

In homework assignment, Tennessee eighth graders told to imagine they owned slaves and what they would expect of them.

Effective Strategies For Student Retention|Michael G. Sheppard

Michael G. Sheppard describes effective strategies for student retention.

How to Talk To Your Returning Veteran | Michael G. Sheppard

Michael G. Sheppard describes what to do when your returning veteran won’t talk to you.

VA Struggles Due To Hurricane Florence | Michael G. Sheppard

Michael G. Sheppard describes how the VA is struggling due to the after-effects of Hurricane Florence.

Scope The Patch Jobs Board For A New Gig Before School Starts

August is a new beginning for the school kids; why not for you, too? Check out all the listings on the Middle Tennessee Patch Jobs Board.

V.A. Avoids Responsibility Over Malpractice Claims

Michael G. Sheppard discusses how the V.A. avoided responsibility in 2009.

Woman Tries To Make Off With Scratch-Offs: Police

A woman pulled lottery tickets from behind the counter at a Brentwood gas station in a bizarre robbery bid, police say.

Stay In The Hunt With The Middle Tennessee Patch Jobs Board

It's a good time to look for a job with unemployment at historically low levels. See what the Patch Jobs Board has to offer.

Brentwood Cruiser Smashed By Suspected Drunken Driver

A suspected drunken driver plowed into a Brentwood Police patrol car pulled over helping a disabled car.

Brentwood Firefighters Get Bulletproof Vests

Brentwood Fire and Rescue personnel will soon be kitted out with bulletproof vests.

Weekend Break-Ins Plague Granbery Elementary

Metro Police surrounded an elementary school after it was broken into for the third time in two days.

Middle Tennessee Health Care Jobs That Don't Require An MD

Want to work in the always-booming Midstate health care industry? You don't need to be a doctor. You could be a physicist!

August Election Early Voting Ends Saturday In Williamson County

Voters only have a few more days to cast early ballots for the August statewide primaries and county general election.

Residents Urged To Conserve Energy As Heat Wave Hits Brentwood

There are several ways you can conserve power to avoid the threat of blackouts during this record-setting heat wave.

Brentwood Fraudster Gets 5 Years In Prison

The former CEO of a Brentwood telemarketer will serve more than five years in prison following a fraud conviction.