The Greeneville/Greene County Library Board of Trustees has an open position serving as a representative for the Town of Greeneville. Appointed members shall serve three-year terms. To be eligible, you must be qualified to vote in an election of the municipality. The deadline to apply is Tuesday, August 27, 2024.
For more information and to apply, visit www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
Have you ever wanted to know more about local government and Town of Greeneville departments? Apply for our upcoming Citizens Academy today! This is a FREE program! Participants need to be 18 or over, unless accompanied by their parent/guardian. Sessions will be Tuesdays from 5:30-7:30 pm on August 6, 13, 27 & September 10, 17, 24. Graduation will be at the 4:00 pm City Council meeting on October 1. For more info, email cpotts@greenevilletn.gov Click the link to apply: https://www.greenevilletn.gov/forms/8435
Apply Today! The Town of Greeneville Youth Commission is a group of local teens
enrolled in Greeneville High School as sophomores, juniors or seniors. It's a one-year term with the option of re-appointment. Visit www.greenevilletn.gov and "I want to..." menu for info or to apply
Early voting for the Greeneville election is from July 12 to July 27 at the Election Commission office, 311 CCU Blvd. Hours are 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Mon, Wed, Fri; 8:30 am - 5:30 pm Tues & Thurs; and 8:30 am - 12 pm on Sat. Election Day is Aug. 1. Photo ID is required to vote.
DATE CHANGE: Join us Sunday, Sept 29 at 3 PM for THE BOOK OF MAMAW By Eugene Wolf at Dogwood Park, behind Tusculum View Elementary, 1725 Lafayette St, Greeneville.
FREE & open to the public! Park at Tusculum View Elementary and take a golf cart shuttle to comfortable seating!
The Police Department's Office (Records) will be closed on Thursday, July 4th, as well as Friday, July 5th.. The office will open back up at 8 a.m. on Monday, July 8th. If anyone is in need of an Officer, please call 911 for emergencies or 423.638.8663 for non-emergencies.
All Town offices, including Public Works and the Landfill, will be closed on Thursday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day.
Garbage normally collected on Thursdays will be picked up a day early on Wednesday. Please have your containers ready.
The Greeneville City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, July 2nd has been canceled due to lack of business. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 16th at 4 p.m. in the G. Thomas Love board room at Greeneville Energy Authority.
May 15th is Peace Officers Memorial Day. Chaplain Danny Ricker and local leaders held a memorial service at the Greene County Courthouse for fallen officers. We remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty to protect our community.
Did you hear the buzz? There is a Fly-In at the Greeneville Municipal Airport this weekend! There will be airplanes, Wicked Pissah Deli, and an aviation fuel discount. Join us Saturday, May 11th from 11 am to 3 pm. Extra bonus: You can ride on "The Detroit" DC3 for $100. WOW!!!
There will be a Grandparents Raising Grandkids Event on Tuesday, May 21st at 5:30 pm at the Clyde Austin 4H Center (214 4-H Lane). It is open to 2 adults and 2 kids per family (childcare provided). Please RSVP to 423-609-9747 by 5/15/2024. There will be a meal, info, and support.
The Industrial Development Board of Greene County has a Greeneville opening. Appointed members serve six-year terms. Eligible candidates must be able to vote in a Town of Greeneville election. The deadline to apply is 5/15/2024. To apply, visit www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
Veteran Cafe on Wednesday, May 15th from 1 pm to 3 pm at the Roby Adult Center (203 N College St, Greeneville). This event is open to Greeneville / Greene County Veterans and their guest. There will be Bingo, snacks, and informational booths. 🇺🇸
🎉🏐 Congratulations to the Vanguard University Lions from Costa Mesa, CA on their championship victory at the NAIA Beach Volleyball Invitational on April 27th! 🥇
We want your feedback! Please take the Greeneville Parks & Recreation Survey to help identify our future needs.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GvilleParksandRecSurvey
Do you have an interest in the preservation and protection of historic sites and architecture in Greeneville?
Are you interested in enhancing the visual and aesthetic character, diversity, and interest of the town?
Have you lived in the Greeneville city limits for three years or more?
If you answered yes to these questions, we hope you will consider applying for one of the two open positions on the Town of Greeneville Historic Zoning Commission.
For more information and to apply, visit www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
The application will be open through May 7, 2024.
Members of the historic zoning commission will be appointed by the Town of Greeneville City Council. An architect is preferred, but not required.
Adult Softball Registration is now Active.
Team Fee: $375.00
Roster and Rule information can be picked up at the Greeneville Parks and Recreation office.
This goes for both Men's and Mixed. The last day for team registration is Monday, April 29th.
All players for Adult Softball must be registered through the recdesk platform. If you are not registered to the online roster, you will not be eligible to play.
You will select Captain, Player,or Free Agent and state What roster you will be on. Once registration is complete you will be locked into the roster for the remainder of the season.
Follow this Link: greenevilletn.recdesk.com
Step 1: Create Profile
Step 2: Under the Programs Tab, Select Men's or Mixed Softball Player Registration.
The last day to add to your roster will be Friday, May 17.
Please join us on Saturday, April 27th from 10 am to 3pm as we celebrate the 240th Anniversary of the State of Franklin!
Travel back in time to 1784 when Greeneville and Greene County were part of North Carolina. The state of Tennessee did not yet exist!
As several North Carolina counties (including Greene County) became dissatisfied with North Carolina's governance, they decided to declare independence. The intention was to become the 14th federal state.
In 1785, Greeneville was named the permanent capital of the State of Franklin. While the original Capitol is gone, there is a replica cabin building at Bicentennial Park (between Town Hall and the Library). While the State of Franklin only lasted for a few years, it is an important part of our area's heritage and frontier spirit.
Learn more about details about the State of Franklin from Greene County Historian, Tim Massey, and other experts. Partner organizations, who will set up informational booths and/or participate in programming, include the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site, the David Crockett Birthplace State Park, Overmountain Victory Trail Association, and others.
There will be a presentation about the history of the state at 11:00 am and a mock session at the cabin at 2:00 pm. Children's activities will be available, as well as a food vendor, and more.
This event page will be updated with additional details soon!
Congratulations, again, to Capt. Jonathan Gray on your retirement from Greeneville Fire Department!
Check out the Roby Fitzgerald Adult Center April calendar. 💐Please note that the Center is closed this week due to the installation of new flooring, but there are still plenty of activities going on in April!
