PUBLIC NOTICE

Due to the growing concerns over the COVID-19 virus, Coopertown City Hall will be CLOSED to walk-in’s. We will remain fully staffed, with some staff working remotely and some in the office. We are asking for your patience please. If we miss your call please leave your name and number on our voicemail and someone will return your call as soon as possible. We are also available to answer emails, and take in any payments submitted by mail.

WE NOW HAVE A DROP BOX OUTSIDE OUR FRONT DOOR!

Drop Box will be checked:

Monday-Thursday 7:30am - 4:00pm
and
Friday 8:00am - 2:00pm
 
NOTE: If you drop your payment off after 4:00pm your payment will not be received until the next Business day.
We also do NOT process payments over the weekend. 

 

Our number one priority is to keep our town safe and healthy. We would like to thank you in advance for your understanding and support through this difficult time.

 

You will still have full access to our Town’s online services such as:
 
>Paying tickets by clicking on the COURT tab above 
>Request reports through email at policedept@coopertowntn.org
 
or
 
By going to the State’s Website:
 
If you are still in need of emergency services please call 911 and for non-emergency help please call:
 
 Dispatch: (615)384-4911

 

 

For BUILDING PERMITS, PLANNING & ZONING, and CODES please call the Building Commissioner at:
 
(615) 382-4470 x 215
or send an email to:
 
She will email you the application and provide you with additional instructions.
Payments can be submitted by mail or credit card.

 

 

If you need information in regard to PROPERTY TAXES please email the City Clerk at:

 

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IMPORTANT - 2020 CENSUS

TN Response Rate as of 04.15.2020

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**NOTICE**

After our October Community Developement meeting it was decided the Town would cancel the Barrel Festival and all its activities for 2020. There are many reasons we had to make this decision. One contributing factor being the construction taking place at the Coopertown Elementary School.  

We will revisit plans for a future Barrel Festival when construction is complete and we can get community involvement to organize and bring this event back to our community.

Thank you to those who helped make this popular event a success for the past 7 years. And thank you to the citizens who came out to enjoy the day with us.

 

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The Town of Coopertown prides itself on community involvement. Our committees consist of citizen volunteers who are willing to give of their time and expertise to move Coopertown forward. We are seeking volunteers for the following: 

 Community Development/Historic Committee 

 

Please call or email if you have questions or want to sign up as a volunteer:

cityclerk@coopertowntn.org  (615) 382-4470, ext. 214.

Thank you!

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

For the safety of Our Committee Members and the Community we have decided as of right now All Community Development/Historical Committee Meetings have been CANCELLED until further notice. 

 

 

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GUIDELINES FOR BUSINESSES

 

Reopening Tennessee Responsibly

 

 

 

 

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COVID - 19

CHARTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Town of Coopertown is an equal opportunity provider without regard to race, religion, national origin, political affiliation, sex, age or disability.

Coopertown is located 25 miles north of Nashville and 20 miles south of Clarksville on Interstate 24 in Robertson County, Tennessee. At nearly 25 square miles, Coopertown is a beautiful farm community that prides itself on family and community. The people of Coopertown understand the value of planned growth and the need for proper zoning to maintain its beautiful country charm. The Town of Coopertown now has a property tax. Services are provided by funds raised from local and state sales tax. Services include police protection, road maintenance, as well as building and codes enforcement. Fire service is provided by the Pleasant View Volunteer Fire Department.

 

 

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Community Development Facebook page

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We are still searching for the Frierson Chapel Church Directory 

If you have any information as to its whereabouts

please call Vicky Bumgardner at 615-382-4470, ext. 215.

 

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