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State of the City Address 2024

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce hosted City of Lebanon, TN – Government Mayor Rick Bell, on April 18, for the State of the City Address at Capitol Theatre. From the future developments of restaurants to the quality of life supported by our local hospitals & first responders, Mayor Bell painted a picture of a thriving city. With a recently lowered crime rate & positive growth as a top priority, it is evident that our city is headed in a great direction.

Mayor Bell extended his gratitude to our local business owners for their unwavering support of our economy. Their dedication underscores the importance of of nurturing our local businesses, which are the backbone of our community.

Bell told an anecdote about Earl Majors, a Castle Heights graduate, paired with a baseball from the City Museum, signed by Majors. Majors signed the baseball in 1965 after scoring the first homerun on our current field. What does a baseball have to do with the current state of the city? Mayor Bell discussed exciting plans to meet with City Council regarding a phase II of the sports complex, highlighting the need for expansion. With only one field currently serving 190 baseball/softball teams, the approval of a second phase is not only a want but a necessity.

Thank you Mayor Bell & City Council in their efforts to shape a brighter future for Lebanon.

Mayors Hold Speaking Engagement to Discuss Wilson County’s Infrastructure

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Mayors Hold Speaking Engagement to Discuss Wilson County’s Infrastructure

(Lebanon, TN 1/25/2024)- Join Wilson County Mayor Hutto and Lebanon, Mt. Juliet, and Watertown City Mayors as they address the topic of “Infrastructure” on Tuesday, February 6th from 7:30-9:30AM at the Farm Bureau Exposition Center. 

Wilson County Mayor, Randall Hutto is kicking off 2024 with the seminar series: “Looking Into the Future.”  The series will share how the county, cities, partners in economic development, utilities, and businesses have prepared for the future. The 3-part series will take a deeper dive into topics relevant to the community now and into the future. You’ve attended the State of the County and the State of the City Addresses; now learn details behind the big picture which impact decision making.  

The Mayor’s Session will address “Infrastructure” in South Hall at the Farm Bureau Exposition Center. The panel moderated by Mayor Hutto consists of Mayor Rick Bell, Lebanon; Mayor Mike Jennings, Watertown; Shane Shamanur and Matthew White, Mt. Juliet Public Works and Engineering.  Come hear the perspectives from the county and its three cities!  

Admission is FREE. The session opens at 7:30AM with a light breakfast, networking and vendor displays until 8:00AM.  Mayor Hutto will kick off the program at 8:00AM and conclude at 9:30AM.  

MTE (Middle Tennessee Electric) is the presenting sponsor of the seminar series. The second and third events will be spread at venues throughout the county with a focus on “Utilities and Broadband” in the Spring and “Planning and Growth” in the Fall. For more information, call Mayor Hutto’s office at 615-444-1383 or email Susan Shaw at shawsu@wilsoncountytn.gov. 

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