Nashville · public meeting agendas
The rezoning next door, the variance down the block, your council district — it's already on an agenda, buried on page 14. Tell CivicAlerts what to watch. We read every new agenda the moment it posts and email you in time to act.
Free for the founding 100 · one watch, one year · no card
The problem
Agendas post days before a hearing, across a dozen boards, in PDFs no resident reads. By the time you hear about it, the vote's already moving. Watching by hand doesn't scale. A machine that never blinks does.
How it works
A council district, a keyword like "tree canopy," or a specific case number. Stack as many watches as you need.
The moment a board posts, we pull the PDFs, extract the text, and check it against your watches — accurately, with the source cited.
An email before the meeting — the item, the link, the comment deadline, and one tap to weigh in. Not after it's decided.
What you can watch
Everything on any agenda that touches your council district. The resident's default.
District 1–35A phrase, an applicant, a firm — "short-term rental," "sidewalk," a developer's name.
"tree canopy"Follow one case or parcel across every board and every stage — from filing to final vote.
2023SP-075Starting with the Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals — expanding across Metro's boards.
We're giving away 100 years of alerts.
The first 100 people get a watch free for a full year — 100 members, one year each. No card, no catch. When your year's up, keep it for $9.
Start with one watch — tell us the district, keyword, or case. Takes about a minute.
Your founding watch is saved. CivicAlerts is still in pre-launch, so alerts are not sending yet. When we go live, this watch will start on a weekly digest. Your free year begins on go-live day.
Check your inbox for a confirmation email. Reply to it if you want to tell us more about what you are watching.