Twenty years of data proves Metro has intentionally red lined Bordeaux and its rural neighborhoods. Bordeaux, in particular, has a history of battling with Waste Management over expanding the only landfill in Metro Nashville and the quick, intentional closing of…
Education and transportation take center stage in Mayor John Cooper’s capital spending plan (CSP), which includes Nashville’s largest-ever investment for schools and advances transportation improvements without additional tax increases. Two-thirds of the $474.6 million plan go to education and transportation…
Mayor John Cooper submitted his administration’s first Capital Spending Plan on February 21—the first CSP since the newly passed legislation that requires full itemization of funding for public projects before construction begins. The Capital Spending Plan contains the mayor’s recommendations…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Mayor Karl Dean’s administration has filed a $300 million capital spending plan for Fiscal Year 2014 that continues investments in improving the quality of life for all Nashvillians. It is the Mayor’s fifth capital spending plan since…
