Mount Juliet News
The latest Mount Juliet news: city council, schools, police and fire, development and business, each story linked to the record it came from.
Top story
Mount Juliet emergency ambulance ride to cost $1,200 Dec. 1
An emergency advanced life support ride would go from $1,000 to $1,200 on Dec. 1, the first rise since 2023. Commissioners take a final vote Monday, Nov. 9.
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Halloween
Mount Juliet police to quadruple Halloween patrols Oct. 31
Trick-or-treat 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, the Mt. Juliet Police Department recommends. Officers will hand out candy and LED safety lights to children.
Public safety
Mt. Juliet police promote 3, name new information lead
A new sergeant, a patrol corporal and a communications center shift lead: the Mt. Juliet Police Department announced four leadership moves Wednesday, Oct. 21.
Elections
Mount Juliet votes Nov. 3 on repealing home rule
Mount Juliet's ballot asks: "Shall this municipality repeal the adoption of home rule?" What the question means, who backed it and the two commission races.
Development
Kensington Ridge annexed into Mount Juliet; zoning pending
Commissioners adopted the annexation and land use change for 53 acres at 2770 West Division St. on Oct. 26. The rezoning for 134 lots shows no final vote yet.
Roads
Stewarts Ferry Pike bridge reopens after 9 months
The rebuilt Stewarts Ferry Pike bridge over Suggs Creek is open, Wilson County says, ending a closure that began Jan. 5. Eastover Bridge work starts next.