The City of Murfreesboro has launched an Odor Reporting Portal for the public to report odors and/or gas believed to be coming from the Middle Point Landfill. Odor Reporting Portal
City of Murfreesboro administrators and elected officers gathered to celebrate the unveiling of new street signage for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. on Sept. 18. Read on...
Discovery School and Overall Creek Elementary received the designation of Tennessee Reward Schools with Erma Siegel Elementary missing the designation by mere fractions of a point. Reward status is the top distinction a school can earn in Tennessee. Read on...
The City of Murfreesboro is proud to provide an on-going webpage project to inform the community of prominent figures behind the names of parks, roads, bridges, and memorials. Read on...
The City is committed to providing a transparent view of our financial data. Our Open Finance Portal provides a transparent look at the types of revenues collected and how those public funds are spent. Read on...
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On September 20, 2021, the City of Murfreesboro launched a website for the public to report odors or gas believed to be coming from the Middle Point Landfill (“MPL”). The site, http://murfreesborotn.report/, contains a simple complaint form. Read on...
Middle Tennessee State University returned to The Princeton Review’s annual list of the nation’s best colleges for a third consecutive year. Read on...
Effectively Slowing down traffic in pedestrian-sensitive areas is a growing concern of some Murfreesboro neighborhoods. City Engineer Michele Emerson discusses the Speed Cushion Pilot Program on the latest edition of “The Insider.” Read on...
