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Act Now to vote absentee by mail for the August 6 Election

If voting absentee by-mail is preferred for the August 6 election, please submit your request now.

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Council Departmental Budget Hearings

Did you miss any of the Council Budget Hearings? Check out the schedule of re-broadcasts on MNN, or watch the hearings on demand on our YouTube video channel.

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Mayor John Cooper's Fiscal Year 2021 Metro Budget Presentation

Facing two historic challenges and an estimated $470 million in lost revenue, Mayor Cooper presented substantial savings and a $1.00 property tax increase as part of a "crisis budget" for Nashville.

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Mayor John Cooper Gives 57th Annual State of Metro Address

In 2020's State of Metro address, Mayor Cooper discussed Nashville's response to the March 3 tornado, the COVID-19 outbreak, and ongoing financial challenges.

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Metro COVID-19 Response and Information

Get the latest information and advice from the Metro Public Health Department on coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and how it affects Metro services.

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Metro Storm Response Information

On March 3, 2020, a devastating storm hit Nashville causing widespread damage. Metro is providing information regarding our response to the storm.

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Download the hubNashville App

With the hubNashville app, requesting help and finding information is easy. Report community issues and get answers about city services with a few taps. Available on the App Store and Google Play.

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