


Music from Super 5 starts at 7pm at the Crossing Amphitheater. Food will be available for purchase. The performance is FREE and open to the public. Hope to see you there!
Thank you to the Arlington Chamber of Commerce and our event sponsors!


🚧 Big News, Arlington! 🚧 The wheels are in motion on a long-anticipated project — and it’s going to make a big difference in how we move around the south side of town!
Construction is set to begin in early August on the extension of Donelson Farms Pkwy from Donelson Elementary to State Route 385. This ¾-mile stretch will create a direct connection between Airline Road and SR 385 — a short distance with a big impact on access and traffic flow in the area.
This is a $7 million road project, with 80% funded by federal dollars through TDOT — a smart investment in Arlington’s infrastructure with big benefits for our community.
We’re working closely with the contractor to minimize disruption. Work will start on the west end near SR 385, away from Donelson Elementary, and crews will be mindful of school, church, and neighborhood access throughout the project.
This long-awaited extension is a big step toward better connectivity — stay tuned for updates as progress rolls forward!


🛠️ Aerial Update: Town Hall Expansion! If you’ve driven past Arlington Town Hall lately, you’ve no-doubt noticed the big changes underway — and now you can see the progress from above!
Construction is moving right along on the Town Hall expansion, a project that will double the office space in the building to better serve our growing community and its needs.
Originally dedicated in 1980, Town Hall was built when our population was just 1,778 people. Since then, the building has only seen small modifications — until now. With Arlington’s continued growth, this expansion will ensure we have the room, resources, and staff support to keep delivering the services our residents count on.
Work is expected to wrap up this fall, and we’ll share more updates (and views from above!) along the way. Stay tuned!
Additional information is also available on the Town projects page: www.townofarlington.org/o/arlington/page/town-projects

Ordinance 2025-02 to amend Title 7, Section 7-205 Automatic Sprinkler System Requirements, of the Town of Arlington Municipal Code regarding one and two-family residential dwellings.
The meeting will be held at Arlington Community Schools Board of Education, located at 12060 Arlington Trail.


✅ What’s Included?
- Clothing items (like shirts, pants, socks, shoes, dresses) — $100 or less per item
- School & art supplies (like binders, backpacks, crayons, paper, pencils, clay, paint) — $100 or less per item
- Computers, laptops & tablets for personal use — $1,500 or less
🛒 Online purchases qualify too!
Items must be for personal use—not for business or trade.
🚫 Not included: Jewelry, handbags, sports equipment, or items over the price limits.
For full details and a complete list of eligible items, visit the Tennessee Department of Revenue website (www.tn.gov/revenue/taxes/sales-and-use-tax/sales-tax-holiday/sth-traditional.html)
Happy shopping, Arlington! And as always, we encourage you to shop local when you can!




- Thursday, July 17th at 11:00am
-Arlington Safe Room (11842 Otto Ln)
- Fun for kids of all ages and No registration required
This FREE event is sponsored by the Arlington Library and perfect for young explorers. Bring your curiosity—adventure awaits!


- Shop local favorites - Meet new vendors - Grab a coffee, snack, or treat - Enjoy the community vibe -
And this weekend you can also help others, as the Vitalant Bloodmobile will be on site.


Plan ahead, take an alternate route, and give our crews a wave (from a safe distance)! Thanks for your patience as we keep Arlington looking great.


Make sure to wear clothes you don't mind getting wet or dirty - because there will be chalk and foam. Icy treats will be provided by Parker's Water Ice! All ages welcome.




The big concrete bunker underneath—our actual tornado shelter—never missed a beat. But now it looks as solid on the outside as it always was on the inside.
Thanks for your patience as we got it all fixed up. The Safe Room is looking sharp again and, more importantly, still ready if and when you need it






🛍️ Shop local favorites - Meet new vendors - Grab a coffee, snack, or treat - Enjoy the community vibe - Donate blood to help others
Want to know who’s coming? The full vendor list is below 👇 or online at: www.townofarlington.org/page/the-market
See you there!!




WHAT YOU MIGHT SEE: You may notice harmless, white or gray smoke coming from manholes, vents, or even the ground. This is completely normal and part of the test!
WHAT IT MEANS: The smoke helps us locate places where rainwater might sneak into the sewer system. It’s non-toxic, odorless, and won’t stain—just a clever tool in our utility toolbox.
WHAT TO DO:
- Pour about a gallon of water into any rarely used drains (like in your basement or guest bath) to ensure traps are filled.
- If smoke somehow enters your home, open some windows and let the crew nearby know - or Call Us!
- No need to be home, just be aware!
📞 Questions? Give us a call at 901-867-1782. Thank you for your cooperation as we work to improve our infrastructure!


(Town facilities are closed today in honor of the holiday, including Town Hall, the library and senior center. Trash service will run on normal schedule.)




Town ordinances allow limited use of fireworks on July 4th, but please be mindful of your neighbors, pets, and property.
- Use fireworks safely - Keep water nearby - Clean up any debris - Be courteous with timing
Let’s all enjoy a fun and safe Independence Day !


