News Flash

Utility Board September Meeting moved to 30th

The Utility Board September Regular meeting will now take place on Wednesday Sep. 30th instead of the 16th.  It will be a remote meeting held electronically at 6:00 p.m. and will be live-streamed on the Town Website and YouTube Channel.

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4 Citizens running for Alderman in Thompson's Station

"Residents in Thompson’s Station will have four candidates to choose from on the November ballot. 

The Town’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen will need two new members, who will serve four-year terms. Only one incumbent is run...

Wm Cnty Mayor Anderson Lifts Mask Mandate

WILLIAMSON COUNTY FACE COVERING ORDER EXPIRES

On July 3, Governor Bill Lee signed Executive Order 54 to grant county mayors in 89 counties the authority to issue local requirements that citizens wear face coverings in public places to slow the spread of CO...

Farmer's Market - New Location

The Thompson’s Station Farmer’s Market will be held at Homestead Manor (4683 Columbia Pike, Thompson’s Station, TN 37179) starting Thursday Sep. 3rd.  The Market will take place at the same time and day (Thursdays 4-...

Remote Meeting Extended Through September

Gov. Lee has issued Executive Order 60 which extends remote meetings for local governing bodies through the end of September.  This means the September BOMA, Planning Commission, Parks & Rec. and Utility Board meetings will be held remotely b...

Thompson's Station Turns 30 years old

The 30th anniversary of incorporation for the Town of Thompson’s Station has come!  On August 15, 1990, local residents voted for incorporation of the Town with the Original Town Limits shown on the map.  Since then, the Town h...

Local Election for Two Alderman Seats this November

The 4-year terms for Alderman Brian Stover and Alderman Ben Dilks will be coming to an end this year which means Thompson’s Station will be holding an election in November.  Information on the upcoming election is listed below:

Voting Da...

Thompson's Station Mayor Talks About Growth at Breakfast With the Mayors

Every mayor in Williamson County gathered last week at the annual Breakfast with the Mayors, hosted by Franklin Tomorrow, and the theme was all about growth. Obviously, growth in Spring Hill has been apparent for some time, but every city in the county is...

Town Administrator Accepts 3rd Grant for Multi-Modal Greenway Project

The Greenway Trail System has been part of the long-term vision of creating a walk-able community within Thompson’s Station that would connect the major subdivisions and schools to the 300+ acres of park lands and Town Center and provide an alte...