Nashville Official Bulletin: Roadway Blasting, Court Hearings, and Health Updates

Nashville City Government Notice: March 11 Hearings and Deadlines

The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County has several official proceedings scheduled for Wednesday, March 11, 2026. The Chancery Court will convene for high-profile sessions, including a 9:00 a.m. McDaniel/Daubert hearing in Part IV regarding the ongoing litigation of the State of Tennessee vs. Meta Platforms et al. (Docket #23-1364-IV). Additionally, Part I of the Chancery Court will hold a temporary injunction hearing at 1:30 p.m. for the case of Revelation LLC vs. Tara Cashion.

The Metropolitan Planning Commission reminds residents and developers that today, March 11, serves as the official filing deadline for the upcoming April 23, 2026, commission meeting. All documents and associated fees must be submitted through the department portal to ensure consideration for the April agenda, which is slated to include the 2026-2027 Capital Improvements Budget.

Road and Infrastructure Alerts: Major Closures and Blasting Schedules

The Nashville Department of Transportation (NDOT) and the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) have announced critical traffic disruptions active this week:

• Nolensville Pike (SR 11): Motorists should prepare for rolling roadblocks between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. from March 11 through March 13. Controlled blasting is scheduled to occur daily at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to facilitate widening and utility relocation.
• Madison Road Closure: Forest Park Road remains closed to through traffic from Neely’s Bend Road to the Lexington Garden Apartments. This closure is extended through March 27, 2026, for sidewalk improvements.
• Bradford Hills Drive: A continuous closure is in effect until April 2026 for curb and sidewalk repairs. Detours are clearly marked.
• Bridge Repairs: Intermittent partial closures continue on the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. While the north sidewalk remains open for pedestrians, cyclists are required to dismount when crossing construction zones.

Public Health and Service Reminders

Metro Health officials have issued a seasonal advisory regarding elevated levels of respiratory illnesses throughout Davidson County. Residents are urged to monitor for symptoms of Influenza A, COVID-19, and RSV. Public health guidance recommends staying home when symptomatic and utilizing local testing centers to manage community spread during this peak season.

In transit news, WeGo Public Transit continues to operate under its Winter 2026 service schedule. As part of the “Choose How You Move” initiative, passengers can utilize expanded Sunday hours and increased frequency on major corridors, including West End and Hillsboro Pike. Commuters are encouraged to check real-time transit maps for any weather-related adjustments.