News & Announcements

The Town of Greeneville announces plans for the 11th Annual American Downtown celebration to be held Saturday, July 1st, at the Big Spring in Bicentennial Park. This year marks the first time that the celebration will be held the Saturday on or before July 4th. Organizers anticipate that having the event on a Saturday each year will facilitate larger crowds for the popular event.

The Town of Greeneville and George Clem Multicultural Alliance announce the entertainment lineup for Greeneville’s second annual Juneteenth celebration. The local event will offer free festivities for all ages from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 17, at Bicentennial Park and the Big Spring behind the Greeneville-Greene County Library.

The Town of Greeneville and Greene County are proud to announce our 240th Birthday, marked by our settlement and founding in April 1783. Please join us on Saturday, April 29th, 2023 to celebrate the occasion.

The community is invited to join The Town of Greeneville and our Board of Mayor and Aldermen as we hold a dedication ceremony for the new Greeneville Fire Department Station 2 on Tuesday, April 4 at 2 p.m. at 945 Carson Street.

This is an unprecedented time for Greeneville. It is a time of growth, development, introspection, and excitement about the future.

If you live in Greeneville, there’s a good chance you’ve visited Town Hall to complete a transaction such as paying property taxes or acquiring garbage service. Perhaps you’ve obtained a business license, vendor permit, or roll-off service. Each of these items is completed by members of our finance team who are always ready to help and serve the public with a smile.

Greeneville Mayor Cal Doty joins mayors across Tennessee in an effort to urge state lawmakers to pass legislation that would return more sales tax dollars to all cities and towns, easing the pressures on the local property tax and providing meaningful tax relief for most Tennesseans.

The Town of Greeneville welcomes Nicole Rader as Director of the Roby Fitzgerald Senior Adult Center. Rader’s first day of employment was December 5, while her first day as director was January 1. Former director, Glenda Blazer, worked until December 31, allowing for a transition period. She retired after being with the Town for over 40 years.

The Town of Greeneville announces the return of Midnight on Main, an all-ages New Year’s Eve street party. Ringing in 2023 will mark the 9th year for this popular downtown event that occurs on two blocks, centered at Main and Depot Streets. Inspired by the Art Deco neon marquee lights of the Capitol Theatre, the theme for this year is “Let’s Glow Crazy!”

On November 2nd, regional insurance professionals attended live demonstrations to learn more about fire causes, timelines, and overall damage.