TDOT local-managed upgrade will widen Sam Ridley and Old Nashville Highway and fix drainage; completion by December 2026 An unidentified speaker said a TDOT local-managed project at the Sam Ridley and Old Nashville Highway intersection will add two through lanes and double left-turn lanes on all four legs, address drainage issues, and is scheduled for completion in December 2026; lane closures are in place as work continues.

Big changes are coming to the Sam Ridley and Old Nashville Highway intersection with a project set to add new lanes and tackle drainage issues by December 2026!

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Engineering Department's Claire Hodge Verifies Adequacy of Project Plan Claire Hodge confirms plan adequacy during public review session.

A pivotal moment for Smyrna as the engineering department confirms the new infrastructure plan is set to enhance safety and accessibility for the community!

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County plans bridge upgrade and fire station for eastern community needs County seeks grant transfer for bridge replacement and funding for new fire station.

Smyrna is at a pivotal moment as urgent discussions about road improvements and a new fire station could redefine the town's future and safety.

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Town Council approves $570K for comprehensive plan and park improvements Council allocates funds for planning updates and infrastructure enhancements over next 20 years.

Smyrna Town Council is investing $570K in ambitious infrastructure and park improvements, setting the stage for a vibrant community over the next two decades!

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City allocates $5.5M for Cedar Stone phase 2 and infrastructure upgrades City approves funding for Cedar Stone construction and critical road and sidewalk improvements.

Smyrna is investing over $8 million in crucial infrastructure upgrades, including a new ladder truck and safer roads, to enhance community safety and accessibility!

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Town discusses $20M bond and partnership for Amityville Road project funding Town officials address funding options for key infrastructure projects amid budget constraints.

Smyrna's Town Council is tackling budget challenges with a bold plan for a $20 million bond and a crucial partnership to ease traffic woes on Amityville Road!

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Town Council approves full impact fees to fund infrastructure projects Council implements 100% impact fees to support $23 million in capital projects.

Smyrna's Town Council just made a bold move to charge 100% impact fees, unlocking resources for $23 million in transformative infrastructure projects!

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