In addition to the capital projects undertaken by the City to address flood damages, many other projects and planning efforts are underway in various stages from planning to construction. Most of the current year's paving budget has been used in areas where flood repairs were conducted. The funds were used to extend the paving beyond the immediate area of damage, which is all the Federal Emergency Management Agency will cover in its reimbursement formula, or to upgrade the infrastructure to compensate for future events. The upgrading of infrastructure in the area, but not directly impacted by the floods, is not covered by FEMA funds.  

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The first and foremost thought we need to convey to our citizens is the need to call the Metro Nashville Police Department, at the non-emergency number of 862-8600, when suspicious activity occurs in their area. For a suspicious person or suspicious vehicle call we prefer a chance to get an officer in the area quickly to at least identify the person or vehicle if a problem is discovered later. Hopefully by doing this you can help prevent a crime. 

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In addition to the various policy initiatives that the City has undertaken as described by Mayor Austin McMullen column here, Oak Hill is also working on a number of projects that deal with the day-to-day delivery of City services.  

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A home was burglarized on Outer Drive at mid-day Monday, September 12, while the owner was out for about 45 minutes. There are no descriptions, but please aware of this incident and be on the lookout for suspicious vehicles or persons. 

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Local businesses and schools should be on the lookout for a male and female that stole credit cards at Franklin Road Academy. 

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