Town of Nashville, NC

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Public Hearing Notice
06/23/2026

Public Hearing Notice

💧MANDATORY STAGE 1 WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES NOW IN EFFECT💧Effective immediately, the Town of Nashville has implemente...
06/23/2026

💧MANDATORY STAGE 1 WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES NOW IN EFFECT💧
Effective immediately, the Town of Nashville has implemented Mandatory Stage 1 Water Conservation Measures and is asking all customers to help reduce water usage by at least 10%.
🚿 OUTDOOR WATERING RESTRICTIONS
Outdoor watering of lawns, landscaping, and gardens is limited to TWO DAYS PER WEEK between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM only.
📍 East of First Street
• Wednesdays & Saturdays
📍 West of First Street
• Thursdays & Sundays
🚗 VEHICLE WASHING
• Residential vehicle washing is prohibited except at commercial car washes.
• Vehicle dealerships may only wash vehicles upon delivery and final sale.
🍽️ RESTAURANTS
• Drinking water may only be served upon customer request.
🏞️ TOWN OPERATIONS
• Splash Pad at Glover Park is temporarily closed.
• Irrigation at Town parks and facilities has been suspended.
• Street sweeping operations have been suspended unless authorized by the Town Manager.
• Hydrant meter distribution has been suspended.
• Downtown flower baskets and planters will continue to be watered using water from Town-owned ponds and will not use treated drinking water.
⚠️ ENFORCEMENT & FINES ⚠️
These measures are mandatory and violations may result in civil penalties and service termination.
🏠 Residential Customers:
• 1st Violation – Written Warning
• 2nd Violation – $100 Civil Penalty
• 3rd Violation – $250 Civil Penalty
• 4th Violation – Water Service Termination until corrective actions are taken
• 5th Violation – Water Service Termination for the duration of the water shortage condition
🏢 Commercial Customers:
• 1st Violation – Written Warning
• 2nd Violation – $1,000 Civil Penalty
• 3rd & Subsequent Violations – $5,000 Civil Penalty
Every gallon saved helps protect our community's water supply. We appreciate your cooperation and commitment to conserving water during this shortage.
For questions, contact Nashville Public Works at 252-459-3962.

📢 MSD Advisory Board Meeting Reminder 📢Just a friendly reminder that the MSD Advisory Board will not be meeting tomorrow...
06/22/2026

📢 MSD Advisory Board Meeting Reminder 📢

Just a friendly reminder that the MSD Advisory Board will not be meeting tomorrow evening 6/23/2026.

The Board will resume its regular meeting schedule in August.

We appreciate the dedication and support of our MSD Advisory Board members and all those who stay involved in our downtown community. Thank you for your continued service!

☀️ Have a safe, enjoyable, and cool summer! 😎

Big Trucks, Bright Futures! 🚧 Our Public Works Department had an absolute blast attending Methodist Church Kids Space Bi...
06/19/2026

Big Trucks, Bright Futures! 🚧
Our Public Works Department had an absolute blast attending Methodist Church Kids Space Big Truck Day!
We loved chatting with the kids and teaching them all about how public works keeps our community safe and moving forward every single day. The real stars of the show, however, were the trucks! The children got to see a dump truck up close and watch a leaf machine in action, learning exactly what these mighty machines do on the job site.
Thank you to Methodist Church Kids Space for having us out! Who knows? We might have just met some of our future team members!

Would your business, daycare, school, or organization like a visit from our Public Works team? Contact Public Works Director Jason Glover at 252-459-3962 to learn more about scheduling an educational visit.

06/18/2026

Hazardous Weather Update: June 18, 2026

Morning North Carolinians, there are a range of hazardous weather conditions to be aware of today. 👇

🌩️ Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorms are capable of producing damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes are possible Thursday afternoon into Friday.

💧 Flash flooding is possible across the state through the end of the work week, especially across the western half of NC on Thursday where the heaviest rainfall is expected.

🥵 A Heat Advisory is in effect from 11AM until 8 PM Friday for central and eastern NC. High temperatures are expected to rise into mid to upper 90s to around 100°F across much of NC Thursday.

🔥 A Fire Danger Statement is in effect Thursday across the Piedmont and much of the Coastal Plain where gusty southwest winds, hot temperatures, and extremely dry fuels from ongoing drought conditions will lead to increased fire danger.

🌊 A High Rip Current risk is also forecast for portions of the central NC coast.

Safety tips:
✔️ Secure outdoor furniture or objects that could get carried away with wind gusts. More tornado safety info, https://bit.ly/4xwFcUJ
🚗 Turn around don't drown! Do not drive through flooded waters! Check DriveNC.gov before heading out.
🔔 Sign up for local alerts and stay tuned to local weather stations. List of county alerts, https://bit.ly/44Y7QP4
📻 Keep that weather radio nearby. List of radio stations, https://bit.ly/4aDSTY8
🥤Stay hydrated and limit time outdoors if possible.
🚫 Refrain from any outdoor burning. Check with local authorities for any burn bans.
🚩 Check beach conditions before heading out. Tips and more info, https://bit.ly/4oykIa2

Full forecast:ReadyNC.gov/weather

🐝 UPDATE #2 🐝With the assistance of a local beekeeper, the main hive has been safely moved away from the roadway.The ro...
06/18/2026

🐝 UPDATE #2 🐝

With the assistance of a local beekeeper, the main hive has been safely moved away from the roadway.

The road is expected to reopen by 5:00 PM; however, please continue to use caution in the area as some bees may still be present.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation while this situation is being addressed safely.

***UPDATE****
The town is looking a bee keeper to move the hive. If anyone knows of one please share and have them contact Public Works Superentidant Chad Neville at 252-676-1082.

🐝⚠️ SAFETY NOTICE ⚠️🐝

Please avoid walking in the area of Boddie Street and Green Street until further notice.

A tree limb containing a beehive has fallen, and the bees are currently aggressive. For your safety, please stay clear of the area and use an alternate route if possible.

Town crews are aware of the situation and are working to address it as safely and quickly as possible.

Thank you for your cooperation and helping keep our community safe.

🐝⚠️ SAFETY NOTICE ⚠️🐝Please avoid walking in the area of Boddie Street and Green Street until further notice.A tree limb...
06/18/2026

🐝⚠️ SAFETY NOTICE ⚠️🐝

Please avoid walking in the area of Boddie Street and Green Street until further notice.

A tree limb containing a beehive has fallen, and the bees are currently aggressive. For your safety, please stay clear of the area and use an alternate route if possible.

Town crews are aware of the situation and are working to address it as safely and quickly as possible.

Thank you for your cooperation and helping keep our community safe.

The Town of Nashville is updating yard waste, bulk item, and electronic device collection services. Changes include a ne...
06/17/2026

The Town of Nashville is updating yard waste, bulk item, and electronic device collection services. Changes include a new yard waste schedule, monthly bulk pickup appointments, and a new curbside electronics recycling program. For complete details on these changes, please visit the Town of Nashville website and view the Announcements section.

https://www.townofnashville.com/Home

Building Community Connections: Public Works Inspires Young Minds at Kidz Place 2 Bee The Town of Nashville Public Works...
06/10/2026

Building Community Connections: Public Works Inspires Young Minds at Kidz Place 2 Bee
The Town of Nashville Public Works Department recently teamed up with Kidz Place 2 Bee for their exciting "Construction Day" event. The visit was a fantastic opportunity to teach the children about the vital, everyday role that public works plays in keeping our community safe, clean, and running smoothly.
The highlights of the day were undoubtedly the heavy machinery demonstrations. The kids got a front-row seat to watch a massive dump truck and a powerful backhoe in operation, learning how these incredible tools are used to repair roads, fix water lines, and build the infrastructure we all rely on. Through interactive demonstrations and engaging Q&A sessions, the Public Works team didn't just showcase equipment —they inspired the next generation of community helpers, engineers, and builders!
Would your business, daycare, school, or organization like a visit from our Public Works team? Contact Public Works Director Jason Glover at 252-459-3962 to learn more about scheduling an educational visit.

Thank you to Kidz Place 2 Bee for inviting us to be part of such a fun and educational day!

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499 S Barnes Street
Nashville, NC
27856

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