Nolensville Annual Address at Town Hall

For the third year in a row, Williamson, Inc. was honored to host the Nolensville Annual Address on April 29 at Nolensville Town Hall. The event featured updates from Town Manager, Victor Lay and Mayor Halie Gallik, who shared key insights on infrastructure investments, responsible development, and plans to preserve the town’s character as it continues to grow. Attendees also heard from Williamson    County Schools Superintendent, Jason Golden, who spoke about educational priorities and the district’s continued partnership with the Nolensville community.

Created to inform and engage the community, the Nolensville Annual Address provides residents, business owners, and civic leaders the chance to hear directly from those shaping the town’s future. From traffic improvements to long-range planning, the conversation reflected Nolensville’s commitment to balancing progress with quality of life.

Williamson, Inc. proudly produces several advocacy events annually, underscoring our theirbelief that informed communities are strong communities. We They remain dedicated to fostering civic engagement and creating platforms where public and private sector voices can come together.

If you missed the event, the full video is available now on our Williamson Inc.’s Facebook page, and more information about our their work and upcoming programming can be found at www.williamsonchamber.com.

Williamson, Inc. serves as the official Chamber of Commerce and economic development organization for Williamson County, Tennessee. Representing nearly 1,400 member businesses—90% of which are small businesses—we they connect leaders, support small and large businesses alike, and champion strategies that enhance economic prosperity and community well-being. Our Their team works across all corners of the county—including        Nolensville—to support thoughtful planning, workforce development, business retention, and community engagement.

By hosting events like the Nolensville Annual Address, we they aim to keep residents connected, decision-makers accessible, and the future collaborative.