Town Hall Live recording from September 27th.

One of our ongoing goals is to provide inclusive engagement by offering a variety of ways for the public to participate and ensure all voices are heard. The goal of the Virtual Town Hall meeting is to give residents another way to interact and engage who might not have an opportunity or preference to do so otherwise.

Discussion on the proposed Canebrake Subdivision.

While this proposal is outside the city limits of Mt. Juliet, I want to share what I know about the proposal.  This proposed subdivision will have a direct impact on Hickory Hills and Willoughby Station.

Town Hall Live recording from August 20th.

One of our ongoing goals is to provide inclusive engagement by offering a variety of ways for the public to participate and ensure all voices are heard. The goal of the Virtual Town Hall meeting is to give residents another way to interact and engage who might not have an opportunity or preference to do so otherwise.

Amazon Launching Fulfillment Center In Mt. Juliet In 2021

Interview with News 4

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On June 20th, 2020 we launched our campaign for Mt. Juliet Mayor.

Live recording of the Town Hall from April 28th.

One of our ongoing goals is to provide inclusive engagement by offering a variety of ways for the public to participate and ensure all voices are heard. The goal of the Virtual Town Hall meeting is to give residents another way to interact and engage who might not have an opportunity or preference to do so otherwise.

Live recording of the Town Hall from March 24th.

One of our ongoing goals is to provide inclusive engagement by offering a variety of ways for the public to participate and ensure all voices are heard. The goal of the Virtual Town Hall meeting is to give residents another way to interact and engage who might not have an opportunity or preference to do so otherwise.

Vice Mayor James Maness and City Manager Kenny Martin address the background and intent of the letter sent by the city on Friday. (3/20/20)

I know the threat of Covid-19 is affecting so many of you. For some, it a direct threat to your health, and for others, it is having an immediate effect on your income and savings. I refuse to give in to fear and uncertainty. We are the same community that supported and continue to support our neighbors through the worst of Mother Nature. We are still #MtJulietStrong

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I want to express my condolences to all the families impacted by the loss of life and those who are suffering as a result of Tuesday morning's devastating tornadoes. We all grieve with you on the loss of your family and friends. To those who were injured, we send hope and prayers for your complete healing. I also share your pride in our first responders, who bravely responded so quickly, saving the lives of many. I want to thank our city staff, the doctors and nurses for their care and professionalism, the countless volunteers, neighboring cities for their aid, Rehab 23, and Victory Baptist Church for opening their doors on a moment's notice to the community.

James Maness

Vice Mayor