City of Forest Hills, Tennessee

City of Forest Hills, Tennessee Forest Hills is a lovely little Community in the heart of Southwest Nashville. It is covered in hills and trees and home to over 5,000 Tennesseeans

Forest Hills is a small residential city in southwest Davidson County, Tennessee, along the northern border of Williamson County. Incorporated in 1957, the City covers approximately 9.47 square miles. When the city of Nashville consolidated with Davidson County in 1963, Forest Hills was one of six (now five) existing cities that maintained its identity. Residents do not receive access to all city-county combined services; the City of Forest Hills provides many services such as chipper service, road maintenance, and stormwater management. Residents pay no property taxes to the City of Forest Hills; its funds come primarily from a share of the taxes imposed by the state of Tennessee. It is bordered on the north by Harding Place, on the south by Old Hickory Boulevard, on the west by Chickering Road, and on the east by Granny White Pike. Hillsboro Pike (State Route 56/U.S. 431) serves as the main north/south corridor within the city limits. The area was developed as a suburb of Nashville in the wake of the post-World War II population and economic boom. As its name implies, Forest Hills comprises primarily steep wooded hills. These steep-sided hills were covered with forest until the early twentieth century, when residential development extended south from Nashville. The south-central section of the community contains what was originally fertile farmland within the Otter Creek watershed. This area supported numerous small farms during the nineteenth and early twentieth century. Nashville has enjoyed prosperity and growth during the past several decades, which is reflected in the development of Forest Hills. Since 1970, hundreds of dwellings have been built in Forest Hills, and the community no longer retains many tracts of open space or farmland. The City almost exclusively residential with no commercial development. High-density housing is prohibited.

Fall Recycle & Clean Out Day Approaching Soon!
09/10/2026

Fall Recycle & Clean Out Day Approaching Soon!

2026 Fall Recycle & Clean Out Day Saturday Sept 19th, 2026 8:30 am - 12:30 pm. City of Forest Hil...

09/09/2026

City schedules projects in the upcoming weeks ahead

The city will have several projects being completed in the upcoming weeks ahead. Please plan accord...

City offices will be closed on Monday for Labor Day
09/03/2026

City offices will be closed on Monday for Labor Day

City offices will be closed on Monday September 7th for the Labor Day Holiday. Offices will reopen ...

Street paving scheduled for September on selected city streets.
08/11/2026

Street paving scheduled for September on selected city streets.

d street paving is scheduled to be done for the following streets in September for FY 26-27 Paving....

City Offices Will Be Closed on Friday for 4th of July
06/30/2026

City Offices Will Be Closed on Friday for 4th of July

City offices will be closed on Friday July 3rd for the observation of the 4th of July Holiday. Offi...

06/24/2026

Metro Water Services has posted an upcoming road closure on Chickering Road

Metro Water Services has announced a road closure beginning on July 13th for a section of Chickerin...

06/15/2026

City Offices Closed for Juneteenth Holiday

City offices will be closed on Friday June 19th for Juneteenth. Offices will reopen for normal busi...

Monthly Meetings Rescheduled
06/10/2026

Monthly Meetings Rescheduled

The regular monthly meetings for the Board of Commissioners and Planning Commission meetings have b...

Address

6300 Hillsboro Pike
Nashville, TN
37215

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16153728677

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