6300 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville TN 37215 • phone 615/372-8677 fax 615/372-8680 • cityofforesthills@cityofforesthills.com
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The past year has been a busy one for the City of Forest Hills. Some activities—the construction of a new City Hall for example—are highly visible. Others, like the review and revision of our Zoning Ordinances, less so. This article is an attempt to provide a state of the City report as we look ahead to 2012. More
Judge David McMackin is congratulated by Mayor Bill Coke.
The City Commissioners voted November 17 to hire retired attorney David McMackin as the City’s first judge, effective November 18. More
The City of Forest Hills will have open house at its new City Hall at 6300 Hillsboro Pike Saturday, February 4, from 10 a.m. to noon.
Residents and visitors will take tours of the building, examine photo exhibits chronicling the city’s past and the construction process, and see demonstrations of the state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment that allows everyone in the room to see and hear the presentations.
City officials will be available to chat with the visitors while they enjoy refreshments.
Please park across the street at Forest Hills Baptist Church, 2101 Old Hickory Boulevard. Free shuttles will run continuously between City Hall and the church during the Open House.
Resolution 2011-05, appointing David McMackin as City Judge for the City of Forest Hills, cited several sections of the Tennessee Code giving the City of Forest Hills the authority for appointing Mr. McMackin. MORE
The 2010 Census reported City of Forest Hills’ population well below expected levels. The low count encouraged the Board of Commissioners to challenge the results; however, the Bureau requires a waiting period before the City can have a new census conducted. MORE
Feb 2
Commissioners 5pm
Feb 16
Commissioners 5pm
Feb 16
Planning 6pm
Feb 17
BZA 8am
Schedule subject to change
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Auto Care
Washing your car can send detergents and other contaminants into the storm sewer system. Dumping automotive fluids into storm drains is the same as dumping the materials directly into a waterbody.
Use a commercial car wash that recycles its wastewater, or wash your car in your yard. Repair leaks and dispose of fluids and batteries at designated recycling locations. More Tips
