Places · Civic building
Franklin City Hall
Civic building in Franklin.
The facts
Where and what.
- What it is
- Civic building
- Town
- Franklin
- Website
- franklintn.gov
This month
Coming up here.
Nothing posted here for the next month. See the whole calendar →
On the Frontline
Where we have written about it.
A checklist for moving to Franklin
Twelve steps in the order they fall due: what to check before signing, what to start the week you move, and the 30-day clock on a license, plates and a voter registration.
How rezoning works in Franklin
Who files, what the Planning Commission decides, the board's three readings and the one public hearing, the two rezonings with hearings on November 10, and what the state's review deadlines change from January 1.
Franklin's Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Who the mayor and eight aldermen are, which of them your ward elects, how an ordinance becomes law in two or three readings, and how often the board split in 2026.
Trash and recycling pickup in Franklin
Which day the city picks up at your address, what goes in the cart and the blue bin, how brush, leaves and a sofa get hauled away, and what changes on a holiday week.
How to read your Franklin water bill
The four lines on a City of Franklin utility bill, who sets each one, what January's increases add, and what the city will and will not adjust when a bill comes in high.
Franklin's new City Hall
Franklin is spending north of $100 million to rebuild an entire block behind the Public Square. The steel topped out in June. What goes inside, what each piece costs, and when it opens.
Franklin's proposed 2027 budget
An interactive, side-by-side comparison of the proposed FY 2027 budget against FY 2026. Where the money comes from, where it goes, and what changed line by line.
City of Franklin.
The section's coverage.
Nearby
Also in Franklin.
Williamson County Administrative Complex.
Civic building in Franklin.
Williamson County Public Library.
Civic building in Franklin.
1799 Kitchen & Bar Room.
Event venue in Franklin.
503 Bloomhouse.
A second-floor shop on Main Street that sells consigned designer handbags, shoes and accessories and takes consignments. Its site says two sisters started it.
Anthropologie.
Clothing, accessories and home goods at The Factory, with Anthropologie Weddings and Terrain under the same roof. It moved there from Main Street in August 2026.
Aspen Grove Park.
Park in Franklin, ranked 18th in The Parks & Greenways Atlas.
Awaken TN.
An organic mattress and sleep store with an apothecary, selling Naturepedic mattresses, organic pillows and related goods. The Redmond family took over 434 Main Street on Jan. 1, 2019, and opened a month later.
Bicentennial Park.
Park in Franklin, ranked 17th in The Parks & Greenways Atlas.