My Comment The big thing coming up next week is the Property Committee meeting on Wednesday. As I am sure most people know about the tragedy that happened at Ascension this past week, that subject will come up. Since Ascension is the choice of the Williamson Health Trustees, we will
My Comment We had a pretty full slate this past week. School started and Frank Talks, the Economic Development Council and the Growth Management Roundtable met in addition to our usual County and BOMA meetings. As I reported last week, we now have nine new County Commissioners who will be
My Comment Well, the votes are in the decisions have been made. There were a few close races and a number that were not. To see the 30,000 foot view go to Williamson Herald. If you want a more granular view AKA, in the weeds, go here to see
My Comment The reason I am publishing so late is because I just got the final data on early voting. There were no meetings to report on this past week. Early voting was on the main stage. We have 190,559 registered voters in the county and, I am told,
My Comment We just finished the first full week of early voting and as of the 24th this is where we stand. So far, 6.5% of registered voters have voted. We have a full week of early voting left and if we continue on the same trajectory, we'
My Comment 1,842 folks came out to vote today, which was a pretty good first day. Republicans got 1,202 (66%). Only 860 people voted of the first day on the May 5th primary, so, it looks like we're going to see substantially higher numbers this time
My Comment Monday was a big day. After nearly two years of deliberation, the Williamson Health Trustees announced that they are recommending that we sell our hospital to Ascension. I already sent you the 400+ page document they gave us that explains the process they used to come to their
My Comment There are a lot of questions as to what transpired with regard to Williamson Health yesterday. I attended both meetings and am giving you all the information I have. The County Commission is in control from here on out. The Williamson Health Trustees voted 12-0 to sell
My Comment Fiscal year 2025-26 is going out with a bang and 2026-27 is picking right up. There is so much going on it is hard to keep up. We are rapidly approaching the General Election on August 6th. I will have more information with regards to early
I got several names wrong on my original June 26th post, and they are in bold type. Williamson County Board of Zoning Appeals June 25th Overview * A Board of Zoning Appeals hearing on 7 variance requests for a proposed 11-lot major conservation subdivision at 4655 Harpeth Peytonsville Road ended
My Comment You can see, just from the highlights below, that a lot is happening in Williamson County. We continue to add to the growth of our county and, in my opinion, we are not adequately preparing for the increased traffic and need for infrastructure. I think that the Franklin
My Comment As you will see, this past week was a pretty full week. Some of the highlights are: Human resources added an information management position for the Mayor's office. This is a position that Andy Marshall has requested and think it is the right move. The School