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. 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. 
Nat Caldwell Park in Gallatin, Tennessee
GALLATIN EXPLORES PLAN TO REVITALIZE NAT CALDWELL PARK
TENNESSEAN - “For many of us in Gallatin, this area has been an eyesore and a source of frustration for a very long time,” Gallatin Mayor Paige Brown said. “A lot of people don’t realize that this was a vibrant lakefront hot spot at one time, with ski competitions, fishing and gatherings on a regular basis. The city has hired a consultant to look at the park, which also has been negatively impacted by siltation and stream debris from polluted stormwater runoff in the West Fork of the Station Camp Creek watershed and limited access for boating and fishing on the cove and creek.
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State flag and ECD Logo
FREE COVID TESTS FOR RESIDENTS IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Every home in the United States is eligible for 4 free (tax payer prepaid) at-home Covid test kits. You can follow the link below or it’s simply www.covidtest.gov for more information and to sign up.


TNECD ANNOUNCES SUMNER TO PARTICIPATE IN PROPERTY EVALUATION PROGRAM
PEP evaluates potential industrial properties, advising counties on industrial site improvements and where investments may be most beneficial. Since its inception in 2015, PEP has helped improve the inventory of industrial sites and buildings across the state, with more than 380 sites being reviewed.

Pastor James Gill (left) and Downey Brawner of the Sumner County Food Bank
Basketball mural in Gallatin, Tennessee
SUMNER COUNTY FOOD BANK TO CLOSE IN 2022
For the last 13 years, Pastor James Gill has made it his life’s work ensuring any Sumner County resident in need of food doesn’t go without. Beginning in April, the Sumner County Food Bank will close its doors for good unless it can find another organization to carry on its service to the community.

Begun as a ministry of Liberty Baptist Church in Gallatin, the food bank first operated out of a 10’ x 10’ Sunday School class with 19 volunteers who helped feed 51 families. Currently around 130 volunteers help feed between 800-1,000 families each month with the more than $250,000 in annual donations.

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Family at Independence Day Celebration in Gallatin, Tennessee

GALLATIN ASKS OLDER RESIDENTS "HOW LIVABLE IS YOUR COMMUNITY?"
The 47-question survey gives residents the opportunity to share their expectations on housing, walkability, access to medical care, transportation and social interaction. The online survey is a standard questionnaire used by AARP across the country. Gallatin is one of 575 communities nationwide participating in the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities.


TAKE THE SURVEY HERE (Coming Soon!)