Williamson County Transportation Report
If you would like to view the Williamson County Transportation Report used during Mobility Week, follow the link below .
Williamson, Middle Tennessee, again show lowest unemployment
September 26, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Corey Little Middle Tennessee Counties once again turned in the lowest unemployment numbers in the state, with Williamson County’s 3.7% rate as the…
Metro Council’s main question for $6B transit plan: How will we pay for it?
September 22, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Meg Garner Six billion dollars. It goes without saying, but that is a lot of money. It is also the expected cost to…
City Conducting 2017 Special Census
Census will help Franklin get its Fair Share of Taxes our Citizens Pay to State Special Census Mailers will soon be appearing in Franklin resident mailboxes. The City is seeking…
After controversy, developer pursues much larger Franklin project
September 19, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Adam Sichko An out-of-state developer is again attempting to make its debut in Middle Tennessee, after controversy and a lawsuit around its previous…
October start eyed for Cool Springs project
September 15, 2016 Nashville Post The Ritzen Group is hoping to break ground in October on a Class A office building with a restaurant space in Cool Springs, Franklin Home…
A short trip through the history of traffic in Williamson County
September 15, 2016 Franklin Home Page by Corey Little Dial-up modems were the dirt roads of the Internet. Only with the advent of broadband, cable and high-speed connections — the…
Franklin auto technology company to expand
September 12, 2016 Nashville Post Franklin-based auto technology company AeroWall Dynamics announced today it is renovating a 15,000-square-foot office and lab space in Cool Springs in a move that will…
Mobility Week kicks off with new ride-sharing pilot program
September 12, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Emily West In efforts to keep cars in the driveway, both the Franklin Special School District and the Franklin Transit Authority will work…
What happens when Williamson is overcapacity in its schools
September 12, 2016 Brentwood Home Page by Emily West With Williamson County Schools increasing more by 1,836 students this year, several of the districts’ schools sit at more than 100 percent…