1. Welcome to the

    City of Gallatin

  1. An energetic small city set in the idyllic countryside only 30 miles north of Nashville, Gallatin offers the rich variety of recreational, educational, and economic activities you’d expect to find in a bigger city. Recognized as one of the top “power suburbs” in the United States, Gallatin boasts high-paying jobs and low taxes. Economic health, a thriving arts scene, and a vibrant retail environment make Gallatin a hub for family life. 
JamiAnn Hannah receives Excellence in Risk Management Award

GALLATIN RISK MANAGER AWARDED FOR EXCELLENCE


The City of Gallatin Risk Manager JamiAnn Hannah received an Excellence in Risk Management Award. The Tennessee Municipal League Risk Management Pool, more commonly known as The Pool, is the state’s leader in providing insurance and risk management services for municipalities and public entities.
Miracle Park Artist's Rendering
Grab a card in City Hall or follow the link above to the printable form to get 10% off at Buffalo Wild Wings.
Front of Gallatin Fire Truck
Gallatin’s new fire station on Nichols Lane will be fully staffed when it opens next year thanks to a $1.5 million federal grant that will allow the city to hire 15 new firefighters. The funding will be used to pay 75 percent of the salary and benefits costs for the new firefighters during the first two years of the grant followed by 35 percent in the third and final year.
Roadway construction on Highway 109

HELP PLAN THE FUTURE OF GALLATIN

City leaders know that we must plan for growth in order to manage traffic congestion, keep the cost of living affordable, and preserve Gallatin’s unique and historic character. As a first step, please take a few moments to tell us what is important to you.  
GallatinTN.Gov/Survey
Labradoodle running in field
Send us your best hi-res Gallatin photo and we'll put it as our website banner image with your credit. We don't pay, but the bragging rights are substantial.
Tree in field

CITY EYES 70 ACRES OF NEW PARK SPACE

The sites being considered for the future park space are located adjacent to downtown, in the area of Airport Road and in the Station Camp area, according to Mayor Paige Brown. The properties are approximately 3 acres, 14 acres and 50 acres in size.