Working together to build a better Green Hills for all.
Metro Nashville Resources & Local Organizations
Metro Nashville Resources
The Metro Nashville Government’s website has grown in its capacity to offer a variety of resources for its citizens. To name just a few:
- Check out Hub Nashville, which allows you to submit requests for services and to report issues (think trash pickup issues, need for non-emergency Metro services).
- Sign up for custom email alerts from various Metro departments and council districts.
- Follow new developments through the development tracker for real-time data on the plans submitted to the Planning Department.
The Green Hills Action Partners (TGHAP) was founded in 1999. From its website: “It is a volunteer organization in Nashville, Tennessee, of concerned businesses, neighbors merchants, CEO’s,non-profits, developers, politicians and government officials who work together to help make the Green Hills community a safer and more enjoyable place to live, work, walk, bike, drive, shop and play!”
Dr. Stacy Dorris authors the Shade Parade Blog. Read personal stories and opinion pieces about the need for sidewalks — accessible, shaded sidewalks — in the Nashville area.
Friends of Green Hills Park is a non-profit group interested in maintaining our neighborhood park and increasing walk and bike connectivity to nearby green spaces where we love to walk and play, such as Hillsboro High School, the Green Hills Library, Sally Beaman Park, Sevier Park, Glendale Elementary, Radnor Lake & Percy Warner Park.
YMCA of Middle Tennessee
The YMCA of Middle Tennessee is working to strengthen communities. Green Hills is fortunate to have a thriving YMCA in the heart of the business district. The YMCA is dedicated to youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
