Mayor Jo Ann Graves 2011 State of the City Address
THE BIG PICTURE
When the City of Gallatin was born some 200 years ago, it had a much different look than it does today. Based on the recent Census, Gallatin is now a community of more than 30,000 residents. Gallatin grew faster than the State of Tennessee as a whole - and faster than the entire United States. Gallatin is in a very desirable location - close proximity to Nashville, good schools, good roads, an abundance of water, and a low tax rate - 99¢. (click here to watch the 2011 State of the City Address)
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Greater Gallatin's annual free summer concert series - Third Thursday on Main Street - begins May 17 with Regi Wooten & Friends. Bring your family to the City's downtown square - have dinner and enjoy the music. The concert begins at 6:30 p.m. For more information, contact Greater Gallatin @ 452-5692. The City has begun a North Water Avenue Rehabilitation Project from the intersection with SR 6/Broadway to the intersection with Albert Gallatin/Dobbins Pike. The project will necessitate detours. The Phase 1A Detour is scheduled to begin May 14th. The Phase 1B Detour Plan is scheduled to begin when work on two crossings near Gray Street is completed. For more information on the project and the detours, contact the City's Engineering Department at 451-5965.
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City of Gallatin announces that the Grammy-nominated WannaBeatles will perform at the City's July 4 Celebration. Read more about the WannaBeatles and the line-up of music for this year's Third Thursday on Main in the Mayor's May newsletter - click 
The City's 2012 Citizen Survey is complete and the results have been tabulated. See how you rank priority projects for Gallatin and what other ideas citizens have - click 
