City Of Franklin: Bomb Scare Believed To Have Been Unintentional

The Department will never take for granted our commitment to protecting our citizens, and will, without hesitation, do all we can to pro ...

City Of Franklin: Franklin Police Seeking Female Check Fraud Suspect

Franklin Police hope that someone will recognize this check fraud suspect. On June 25th, she used a stolen ID to cash a stolen check at ...

Franklin Area Unemployment Improves: Feds

The unemployment rate in Williamson County decreased recently.

City Of Franklin: The Franklin Fire Department Is Hiring Certified Firefighters

Visit www.franklintn.gov/FFDcareers for more information and a link to the application. Apply online by August 23, 2021.

City Of Franklin: Detectives Investigating After Fake Bomb Closes Franklin Fitness Center

Detectives are investigating several leads in the case. Franklin Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward for information.

City Of Franklin: Weekend Closure Of I-65 Southbound Entrance Ramp From McEwen Drive

Signage for a detour route will be in place. Drivers are suggested to take an alternate route to southbound I-65 from Moores Lane or Hwy ...

Williamson County Close To Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the Franklin area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.

City Of Franklin: Franklin Police Announce Several New Promotions

Franklin Police Chief Deborah Faulkner promoted several sworn members of the Department during a ceremony at Police Headquarters, this a ...

City Of Franklin: Franklin Is The Place To Be To Celebrate The 4th Of July

No alcohol is allowed to be brought into City Parks. Fireworks and sparklers are illegal within Franklin City limits and are strictly pr ...

Williamson County Government: Board Of Adjustments & Appeals

June 23, 2021

City Of Franklin: Franklin Firefighters Quickly Extinguish Bakery Fire In Historic Downtown Franklin

There were dispatched to Merridee's Breadbasket Bakery & Restaurant, 110 4th Ave. South, at 5:23 PM for a commercial building fire. The ...

City Of Franklin: Mayor Dr. Ken Moore And City Leaders Cut Ribbon On New Streets Named After Martin Luther King, Jr. And A.N.C. Williams

Joining the Mayor for the ceremony will be Thelma Battle, a local historian with the African American Heritage Society of Williamson Cou ...

Franklin Area Unemployment Improves: Feds

Williamson County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

Citizen Input Needed-Historic District Guidelines Update In Franklin

Help the City Develop a User-Friendly tool to support Preservation.

Franklin PD Now Hiring: Police Officers

Testing will be held on July 12 & 13.

Franklin PD Now Hiring: Police Records Technicians

The ideal applicant is proficient with computers and committed to ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction.

Williamson County Government: Board Of Adjustments & Appeals In Person Meeting

June 2, 2021 PUBLIC NOTICE

Williamson County Government: Resource Centers Open This Weekend To Help Individuals With March Flood Recovery

Representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, U.S. Small Business Administration, ...

New Video In Downtown Franklin Break-Ins

This is from French’s Shoes and Boots on Fifth Avenue N.

The Digital Divide: How Wide In Franklin Area?

More than 150 million Americans don’t use the internet at broadband speeds. See how the Franklin area compares.

Support Group Helps Share Family Sentiments With Officers During National Police Week In Franklin

Your Franklin Police Officers are ever-grateful to serve such a supportive community.

City Of Franklin Releases Proposed Budget For Fiscal Year 2021-2022

The FY22 budget for all funds is $166,768,250, which represents an increase of 1.7 percent compared to FY21.

Franklin City Hall Redevelopment Virtual Meeting Scheduled For May 13

Outreach will include several other opportunities for community to offer input.

Williamson County Government: Federal Financial Assistance - March Flood Event

See the latest announcement from the Williamson County Government.

Franklin Fire Department Celebrates 2020 Award Winners

In 2020, two Franklin Firefighters accepted voluntary COVID-19-related reassignments. They are being honored for their contributions.

Franklin Mayor Ken Moore To Present State Of The City On May 19, 11:00 A.M. At Franklin Park

Seating is limited, however the event will be Live Streamed for Virtual Attendees.

New Release: I Am Franklin Police

Click the link below for more information.

Franklin Mayor Ken Moore To Present State Of The City On April 28 At Franklin Park

Seating is limited, however the event will be Live Streamed for Virtual Attendees.

Two Franklin Detectives Honored At CPIT Picnic

She’s left a lasting impact on both child abuse investigators and affected families in our community.

Federal Taxes: How Do Your Payments And Refunds Compare?

Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.

Franklin City Officials Consider Moratorium On Apartments

Affordable housing advocates have spoken out against the proposal.

Mayor Ken Moore's Statement Regarding Expiration Of Mask Mandate In City Of Franklin

Governor Lee’s mask campaign is also ongoing, calling on all Tennesseans to fight coronavirus by wearing masks/facial coverings.

“John Fitzgerald Drive” Street Sign Unveiling Ceremony Rescheduled For February 26 In Franklin City

The public is invited to watch the event live on the City of Franklin’s Facebook page.

Sister Cities Of Franklin And Williamson County Founding Member Doug Sharp Honored With Mayoral Proclamation

Organization Announces Officers and Board of Directors.

Franklin Police Department Bids Farewell To Long-Time Employee, Angie Hardemon

Angie’s thoughtfulness and her daily presence at Headquarters will be missed by her colleagues and life-long friends.

Now Hiring: Franklin Police Department Seeking Qualified, Tennessee Post Certified Police Officers

They control traffic, prevent crime and disturbances of the peace, and arrest violators.

Franklin Mayor Issues Advisory Statement To The Community

'As of August 29th, the Williamson County community is at 1,129 active cases, a decrease of 26.9%.'

City Of Franklin Renews Stay At Home Order

Citizens will be allowed to engage in activities or perform tasks essential to their health and safety.

Franklin Police Detective Celebrated For 27 Years Of Service

Franklin Police Detective Darren Barnes, a Williamson County native, began his 27-year career with the City of Franklin in 1992.

August Election Early Voting Ends Saturday In Williamson County

Voters only have a few more days to cast ballots for the August 2 statewide primaries and county general elections in Williamson County.