Official Notice: City Board Meetings and Transportation Advisories

Official Public Notices for Wednesday, February 25, 2026

The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County has issued the following public service announcements and official notices for today, Wednesday, February 25, 2026. As the city enters a critical phase of recovery following the impact of Winter Storm Fern, residents are encouraged to stay informed regarding public hearings, transportation updates, and emergency recovery services.

Public Meetings and Commission Hearings

Several city boards and commissions are scheduled to meet today to conduct official business. Members of the public are invited to attend or view these proceedings as part of Metro’s commitment to transparent governance:

• Metropolitan Social Services Commission: A regularly scheduled meeting is set for 11:30 a.m. Discussions will focus on the deployment of community resources and current social welfare initiatives.
• Procurement Standards Board: Meeting at 2:00 p.m. at Lindsley Hall (730 President Ronald Reagan Way). The board will review procurement regulations and standards for upcoming city contracts.
• Health Facilities Commission: A state-level meeting will occur at 9:00 a.m. in the Nashville Hearing Room at the William Snodgrass Tennessee Tower. This session will address facility licensing and public comments.
• Community Safety Task Force: A public meeting will be held from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Historic First Community Church. This session is part of the citywide engagement process to develop the Nashville Community Safety Plan.

Transportation and Infrastructure Advisories

The Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT) has updated its schedule for several major bridge and roadway projects currently impacting traffic flow:

• John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge: Ongoing repair work continues today. While the bridge is subject to partial intermittent closures, the north sidewalk remains open for pedestrians. Cyclists are required to dismount and walk through the construction zone.
• Woodland Street Bridge: Phase 2 of the bridge repair project remains active. Drivers should expect minor delays and lane shifts in the vicinity.
• Nolensville Pike (Bradford Hills Drive): A continuous closure of Bradford Hills Drive at Nolensville Pike remains in effect for long-term construction. This closure is expected to last through April 2026.
• Arthur Avenue: Roadwork continues between Garfield Street and Jane Street. Localized traffic control plans are in place, and drivers are urged to use caution.

Public Health and Emergency Recovery

Nashville remains under a State of Emergency following Winter Storm Fern. Residents are advised of the following public service announcements regarding storm recovery:

• Special Vegetation Debris Collection: NDOT crews are currently conducting a citywide sweep to collect residential vegetation debris caused by the winter storm. Residents are asked to place debris at the curb, ensuring it does not block sidewalks or drainage paths.
• Damage Self-Reporting: The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) continues to collect data via its damage assessment survey. Residents with storm-related property damage are urged to document and report their losses to support the ongoing Major Disaster Declaration.
• FEMA Assistance: Federal Public Assistance has been approved for Davidson County. Eligible government entities and non-profits may begin the reimbursement process for qualifying disaster-related costs.