City of Hendersonville

News & Announcements

Active Peddlers & Solicitors Permits

Message from the Mayor

June 12, 2020

July 4th Holiday Notice

Missed Trash Pickup

Call or Email Public Works Department

Temporary Signage Regulation Enforcement Reinstated June 15, 2020

Message from the Mayor

June 1, 2020

Message from the Mayor

May 23, 2020

City Hall Hours

TN Pledge

Attractions and Large Venues Guidelines

Message from the Mayor

May 18, 2020

Message from the Mayor

May 17, 2020

Budget Information

Article from the Office of the Interim City Administrator

Message from the Mayor

May 16, 2020

Thank You All!

Message from the Mayor

May 14, 2020

State of Tennessee

Executive Order 34 - Electronic Public Meetings

Tennessee Pledge

Economic Recovery Group Issues Guidelines for Recreation, Offices, Lodging and More as Businesses Reopen

Another Message from the Mayor

Thermometers for Tennessee Businesses

Message from the Mayor

May 6, 2020

Ellis Turn Lane

Sumner County Schools Project

Trees down

Multiple Locations

Tennessee Pledge

Reopening Houses of Worship Guidance

Tennessee Pledge

Close Contact Businesses

Executive Order 30 from Gov. Bill Lee

TN Pledge

Exercise Facilities Guidelines Released

Message from the Mayor

April 27, 2020

Tennessee Pledge

Guidance for Restaurants and Retail

Beware of COVID-19 Related Scams

FREE COVID-19 Testing

IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM FIRE, POLICE, PARKS AND PUBLIC WORKS

Yard Waste Collection Guidelines

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Projects

Ellis Turn Lane

Sumner County Schools Project

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Events

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Meetings

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FAQS

Are hazardous items allowed in containers?

No, hazardous items are not allowed in containers. For example, oil-based paint is not allowed, but water-based paint if properly dried using an absorbent is allowed. If hazardous items are found during collection, the trash will not be collected.
Are the field's open?

Field information is available on the Parks section of the City's website but they can also download the free rainoutline.com iPhone or Android mobile app. You can also find field information by calling the Weather Rain-Out Line 615-264-5313.
As a homeowner, may I apply for my own permits?

Yes. The State of Tennessee does authorize a homeowner to apply for permits for work that is to be done at their residence. An exception being Plumbing Permits, where you are required to perform the work yourself to be able to apply for a permit. It's also important to note that by becoming your own contractor, many protections that are normally available for consumers would no longer apply.
Can I apply with a resume and/or cover letter only?

No. Each open recruitment will have specific documentation that is required. Your resume and/or cover letter may be submitted along with your application and other required documents, but simply submitting a resume and/or cover letter will not suffice for an application.
Can I be notified of future employment opportunities?

Yes, please go to our Job Interest Notifications page and/or the Job Openings page, complete your personal contact information, and select which job category(ies) you may be interested in. Your information will get added to our data base and you will be notified the next time a recruitment opens in your specified area of interest and you may apply at that time.

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Photo: Rick Murray

Photo: Rick Murray

Photo: Rick Murray

Photo: Rick Murray

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