Sustainability Commission

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The City of Franklin has nine volunteers who serve on the Sustainability Commission. The Commission serves as a policy advisory board to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen with a focus on energy, waste reduction, and transportation and mobility. 

The Commission typically meets on the second Friday of each month at 8:00 AM in the Franklin City Hall Training Room. The agenda packets are posted on the City's website in advance of the meeting. Please send questions or comments to andrew.orr@franklintn.gov

 COMMISSION MEMBERS

 APPOINTED  TERM  TERM END
 Mike Cassity 1/2024  3-year  12/2026 
 Brian Stone 11/2022  3-year  11/2025 
 Anna Timme 11/2022  3-year  11/2025 
 R. Keith Gordon 3/2024 3-year 2/2027
 Alan Pramuk 3/2023  3-year  12/2024
 John Brevard 1/2022  3-year  12/2024 
 Christina Christiansen (Utility Rep)  8/2022 3-year  7/2025 
 Alderman Beverly Burger (BOMA Rep)   co-terminus    
 Eric McElroy (Franklin Tomorrow Rep)  co-terminus    

        * All members appointed by the Mayor and Confirmed by BOMA

Staff Contact: 

Andrew Orr, Long Range Planning Supervisor

Planning Department

Email: andrew.orr@franklintn.gov

Phone: (615) 794-6741 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Shred Day

Free Shredding of Personal documents

Identity theft is becoming more and more common everyday and you can do things to help ensure that it does not happen to you. One of the best ways is to shred all personal documents containing information about you and your investments, where you work, insurance, etc.

Free Shredding of personal documents that could be used for identity theft:

  • Investments Statements (mutual funds, IRA's, stocks, etc.)
  • Canceled Checks
  • Credit Card Statements
  • Pay Check Stubs
  • Insurance Documents
  • IRS Forms

Papers that do not contain a personal identification number will NOT be accepted (such as newspaper, magazines and photos).

Please bring your documents in paper bags or cardboard boxes that can be recycled. Documents in plastic bags will not be accepted.

Remove heavy metal: clips/clamps, 3 ring binders, wire binding. Documents with paper clips and staples are accepted.

Hard bound documents should be no larger than one inch thick. Thicker bundles jam the shredder. 

For more information, go to www.keepwilliamsonbeautiful.org.

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