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Town of Greeneville Greeneville government: Always working to be the most desirable and dynamic small town in Tennessee! The Mayor is elected from the Town at large.

The Greeneville City Council consists of four council members and the Town of Greeneville Mayor. Two council members each are elected from the Town’s two wards. This site includes photos of members of the public. This site is subject to the Tennessee Public Record's Act (TCA 10-7-101, et seq.). Records requests will be directed to our Finance Director. The following content is not allowed and will be immediately removed and may subject the poster to
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Greeneville Parks & Recreation has closed Hardin Park to traffic in order to install the lights for Christmas in Hardin ...
11/10/2026

Greeneville Parks & Recreation has closed Hardin Park to traffic in order to install the lights for Christmas in Hardin Park! 🎄🎅🏻🤶🏻

This is a beloved community tradition. Stay tuned for more information on the opening date!

11/10/2026
11/10/2026
Please note these location changes for Roby Fitzgerald Adult Center classes next week!
11/06/2026

Please note these location changes for Roby Fitzgerald Adult Center classes next week!

The Roby Center building will remain closed next week (Nov. 9-13) due to ongoing building repairs. However, we will offer some classes at the Greeneville Parks & Recreation, located at 456 E Bernard Ave., next week.
Those classes are:
Monday –
1 p.m. – Cardio Dance pre-class
1:30 – Cardio Dance
2 – Dumbbell Toning

Tuesday –
9 a.m. -- Program with Health Department
10 a.m. – Bingo with Durham-Hensley
Noon – Tai Chi
1 p.m. – Line Dancing
2:15 – Update Line Dancing

Wednesday –
9 a.m. – Scrabble
11 a.m. – Chair Yoga (please note new time!)
1 p.m. – Cardio Drumming

Thursday –
9 a.m. – Refresh & Reset with Belle
10 a.m. – Bingo with American House
1 p.m. – Cardio Dance pre-class
1:30 – Cardio Dance
2 – Dumbbell Toning

Friday –
10 a.m. – Chair Yoga
11:30 a.m. – Body Work
1 p.m. – Beginning Line Dancing

*** Friday at 11 a.m. – Lunch Buddies – Meet you at Pizza Inn if you already RSVPed ***

Today at the City Council Meeting, Mayor Cal Doty read a proclamation recognizing Wendy Peay's retirement and honoring h...
11/03/2026

Today at the City Council Meeting, Mayor Cal Doty read a proclamation recognizing Wendy Peay's retirement and honoring her for twenty-one years of service as executive director of United Way. November 3, 2026 is now officially "Wendy Peay Day" in the Town of Greeneville!

There was also a special recognition of the Greeneville Public Works paving crew who completed the recent East Church Street project. They were able to re-construct a portion of the road in 9 days, which was ahead of schedule, and saved the Town around $45,000 - $50,000 compared to hiring an outside company.

Congratulations, Wendy Peay and Public Works! Thank you for your service! 🏆⭐️

11/03/2026

City Council Meeting

Please use caution!
11/03/2026

Please use caution!

When Clocks Fall Back, Accidents Go Up... In November, when much of the country goes off daylight savings time, is the most dangerous month for collisions with wildlife.

Longer nights and shorter days mean people spend more time driving at dawn, dusk and at night, when bears and other wildlife are typically active and harder to see.

Bears are in hyperphagia in late fall and actively searching for food up to 20 hours a day. This constant quest for calories means bears may be traveling longer distances and crossing roads more often.

Tips to Drive BearWise:

* Don’t drive distracted. Stash your cell phone and keep your eyes on the road. Make sure everyone is buckled up.

* Slow down. Scan the sides of the road for tell-tale eyeshine. At night, the large round eyes of a black bear shine close to the ground. White eyeshine a few feet above the ground probably belongs to a deer or elk.

* Bears prefer to cross from cover to cover, so pay extra attention in areas where bushes and trees are close to the road.

* If you see a bear while driving, tap your brakes to alert other drivers, honk your horn and flash your lights. If the bear doesn’t leave the area, stay in your vehicle and wait for it to cross. Cubs of the year are still with their moms, so make sure all get across safely.

* If you do hit a bear, don’t try to help it. An injured bear is still a very powerful animal. Call 911.

Want to learn more about the time change and bear behavior? Visit our website homepage and scroll down to the Article Bank to read “Fall Tips for Avoiding Bear Encounters.”

Thanks for driving BearWise and sharing these important tips with all the drivers you know.

11/02/2026

‼️ Please note: the Roby Center will be closed, starting tomorrow (Tuesday, Nov. 3) through Friday (Nov. 6) due to building repairs. ‼️

Address

200 N College Street
Greeneville, TN

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14236397105

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