Coopertown, Tennessee
Coopertown is located 25 miles north of Nashville and 20 miles south of Clarksville on Interstate 24 in Robertson County, Tennessee. At nearly 32 square miles, Coopertown is a beautiful farm community that prides itself on family and community.
Header Photo titled "Country Sunsets are the Best" by Stephanie Mason
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Coopertown, Let’s Get Together!
Swing by Street Coffee
(238 Village Sq STE 100, Pleasant View) this Saturday, May 10, 2025, from 10 AM to Noon for a Meet & Greet with Coopertown Community Development!
Meet the members and see how you can help bring our community together! Bring your ideas!

Let’s Get Our ZIP!
It’s way more than just getting your mail.
A zip code improves the future of our town.
Here are just a few reasons why:
- Reduces confusion. Currently Coopertown has 4 different ZIP codes within our boundaries - Pleasant View, Springfield, Greenbrier and Cedar Hill
- Increases Tax Revenues. Without a zip code it’s difficult if not impossible for the State & County to break out Coopertown’s share from those other 4 cities.
- Builds Coopertown’s Identity. Our Residents need to know they live in Coopertown and current and prospective Businesses need to know the Town they’re doing business in and promoting us.
- Promotes Tourism. Visitors searching for attractions need to know what town they’re visiting and our tourist sites need to advertise Coopertown and our zip code.
- Improves Lifesaving Emergency Services. A zip improves emergency services efficiency, makes locating addresses less confusing, and saves lives!
It’s time to get OUR TOWN on the ZIP Code Map. And you can help!
Announcements



Mayor Jeff Smith
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“The mission of the Town of Coopertown is to provide the services necessary to enhance the health, safety and general welfare of all the citizens of the community; improve the quality of life while balancing the need for improved services with the need to maintain fiscal responsibility; work together to preserve the essential rural character of the town while planning for the future; and provide quality services, programs and facilities in the most cost effective and efficient manner to the entire community.”