Nashville City Council Reviews Finances, Updates Banking Resolution

The Nashville City Council held their regular monthly meeting yesterday, where officials reviewed the city’s financial report and approved updates to banking authorizations.

Finance Director Kimberly Green presented the financial report for November 2025, reporting total revenues of $959,253.07 and expenditures of $773,785.58. According to the report, revenues exceeded expenditures by $185,467.49 for the month.

Green also outlined several extraordinary expenses incurred during November. The Police Department spent $29,500 on annual CAD and software maintenance. Additionally, grant expenditures totaling $50,688.54 were paid to Turn-Key Mobile, Inc. for laptops installed in police vehicles.

The council approved a transfer of $5,500 in franchise funds to the street department to help cover operating expenses.

Despite the positive revenue balance, sales tax collections showed a decline compared to the previous year. City sales tax revenue decreased by 8.7 percent, or $13,209 less than November 2024. County sales tax revenue also declined by 5 percent, representing a decrease of $5,205 from the same period last year.

In other business, the council approved a resolution updating the authorized signatures for checks, drafts, and notes for the City of Nashville. The resolution included minor corrections, adding Farmers Bank and removing Regions Bank from the authorized institutions.