News & Announcements

Vendor Applications Are Now Being Accepted

The Goodlettsville Farmers and Artisans Market is accepting vendor applications for the 2023 season.  After five years of substantial growth, the Goodlettsville Farmers Market name has been enhanced to include the word Artisans.  Early a...

Rachel's Garden receives funding from generous donors.

At the regularly scheduled meeting of the Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners in March, the Goodlettsville Fire Department’s non-profit group presented to the City of Goodlettsville a check in the amount of $650,000 as its generous contribution to the R...

Get Involved in the Goodlettsville Community Cleanup Day March 25th

The City of Goodlettsville is hosting two opportunities to be involved with a Community Cleanup Day in partnership with Keep Tennessee Beautiful and Sumner County on Saturday, March 25^th.

There will be multiple groups picking up litter along streets they h...

Grand Opening for Beach Sand Volleyball Courts

The City of Goodlettsville held a ribbon cutting for the grand opening of the new beach sand volleyball courts at Moss-Wright Park. City commissioners, city staff and members of C2 Attack Volleyball Club were present to cut the ribbon - just in time for s...

Heritage Days at Historic Mansker's Station is fun for all ages!

HERITAGE DAYS:  APRIL 4, APRIL 14, APRIL 28

Experience life on the frontier and witness skilled demonstrators and artists.  Guests will have a chance to SEE, FEEL and TOUCH different historical trade skills such as blacksmithing, leatherw...

City of Goodlettsville Community Development Services Launches New Interactive Development Maps Tool

City of Goodlettsville Community Development Services has launched a new interactive development maps tool on the city’s website. The maps are helpful resources for residents, property owners, real estate professionals, and developers to review ...

Goodlettsville Farmers Market Monthly Pop Up

In preparation for the season opening day for Goodlettsville Farmer's Market on May 4, a Monthly Pop Up Market will be held on the 2nd Thursday of each month in January, February, March, and April.  Vendors you know and love from prior seasons wi...

City of Goodlettsville Awarded Dog Park Dash Grant by the Boyd Foundation

The City of Goodlettsville was presented a $25,000 check, by the Boyd Foundation, to use for enhancements to its existing dog park, Fenway’s Park, located within Moss-Wright Park. In its final year, the Tennessee Dog Park Dash, funded by the Boy...

City of Goodlettsville Awarded Grant to Construct an All-Inclusive Playground

The City of Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners, at the July regularly scheduled meeting, approved a resolution authorizing the execution of a Local Parks and Recreation Fund (LPRF) Grant between the State of Tennessee Department of Environment and Cons...

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We’re Hiring!

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Construction underway for additional access into Caldwell Square

Construction updates at Caldwell Square on July 14, 2022

1. Curb cuts have been made in the sidewalk on Long Hollow Pike, and the groundwork is being laid for the right-in, right-out access into Caldwell Square.

2. Bojangles continues to progress. They have...

Tennis Courts at Peay Park are getting a new look and feel, too!

Goodlettsville Parks and Recreation has capital funding set aside to re-structure and resurface the tennis courts across the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 budget years. As the project moves forward, you will see the upper court transition into three standard si...

Report Non-Emergency Requests with SeeClickFix

The City of Goodlettsville has partnered with SeeClickFix to provide a platform that will allow citizens to report city service requests or complaints.

With the free SeeClickFix mobile app and web tools, citizens will now be able to provide city staff with...

Arbor Day Foundation Recognizes Goodlettsville as a Tree City USA