Community Beautification

The Metro Beautification and Environment Commission works to make Nashville clean, safe, and attractive. The commission coordinates the efforts of volunteers, city departments, business and community groups, and government agencies to provide environmental programs, beautification projects, as well as training and educational opportunities for the residents and visitors of Nashville and Davidson County.

The Commission comprises volunteer representatives from the 35 council districts appointed by the mayor to serve three-year terms.

Metro Beautification supports neighborhood clean-up efforts all year as well as the Mayor's Spring Clean event.

Every fall Metro Beautification provides free daffodil bulbs (while supplies last) for neighborhood groups wanting to conduct a neighborhood planting day. Bulbs should be planted in public spaces and common areas in the community where everyone can enjoy them in the spring.

More information email Metro Beautification

Get Involved

• Organize a clean-up in your neighborhood
• Adopt-A-Street Program
• Express interest to become a Metro Beautification Commission Member

Nashville is proud to be an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful Inc.