What should Sumner County look like in 25 years?
Local residents are invited to attend workshops about future land use and transportation options in unincorporated Sumner County as part of the "2035 Comprehensive Plan: Sumner County's Blueprint to the Future."
Tuesday, March 9, 6 p.m.: Beech High School
3126 Long Hollow Pike, Hendersonville
Wednesday, March 10, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Sumner County Administration Building
355 N. Belvedere Dr., Gallatin
Access and review information online here...
Sumner County is the second healthiest county in Tennessee, according to a study by the Population Health Institute.
Read "County Health Rankings: 2010 Tennessee"
Sumner County is ranked third out of 95 counties in the new Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR) report of "Personal and Family Economic Well-Being."
Read the report...
Sumner County celebrates "Dink Newman Day"
County Executive Anthony Holt proclaimed Feb. 25, 2010 as "Dink Newman Day" in Sumner County in recognition of Mr. Newman's public service and 90th birthday. Mr. Newman was the first mayor of Hendersonville and served as a county commissioner and school board member. Pictured wit Mr. Newman (seated) are his wife, Nancy, Holt (center) and son, John.
This dot could save your life!
The Yellow Dot Emergency Project
is sponsored by Gallatin AARP Chapter 4965.
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Sumner County receives AA+ bond rating from Standard & Poor's
Now in top six of all 95 Tennessee counties
Read the press release
View the S & P report
Free income tax preparation and e-filing
is offered again in Sumner County,
thanks to the AARP, in cooperation with the IRS.
The Gallatin Public Library, 123 East Main St., is currently making appointments for Tuesdays now through April 13 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Call 452-1722 to make your appointment. There will be seven trained and tested counselors to help you with your tax return and questions.
There also will be sites on Wednesdays in White House. Call 672-0239 for appointment information.
Hendersonville appointments will be on Thursdays. Call 264-2114 for information.
This is a free service provided by the AARP in cooperation with the IRS for low to middle income taxpayers with emphasis on those 60 years old and older.
"Take 10 Challenge"
Please take 10 minutes to answer the 10 simple questions on your
2010 Census form, which should arrive at your residence the middle of March. See Sumner County's participation rate by clicking here.
Questions? Email 2010census@sumnertn.org
Sumner County, where small towns, rolling countrysides and
suburban living combine to make this one of the most desirable
places to live, work and play in Middle Tennessee!
Sumner County was established in 1786, ten years before
Tennessee achieved statehood. We recognize the importance
of preserving our past while enhancing our quality of life
through positive growth for the future.
http://www.tennesseeanytime.org/local/sumner.html
The Tennessee Small Business Development Center (TSBDC) is a FREE and confidential one-on-one counseling service for existing and start up small businesses. Whether the counseling is in the area of marketing, operations, management, or any other business service, the TSBDC consultant provides guidance every step of the way.
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