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Vote approaching on Nashville’s new council and school board maps

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Proposal C for Nashville district maps
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Proposal C for Nashville district maps.
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Residents in Nashville have a short window left to give their input on how they’d like Metro’s council and school districts broken up.

City planners have been making changes to district maps after two prior rounds of input. Now, residents have until 3 p.m. Tuesday to provide feedback on this third proposal. 

The Metro Planning Commission is expected to make any last changes and vote on the maps Thursday. No public comment will be allowed at that meeting.

Then, members of Metro Council can either adopt or send the maps back for more changes.

A few boundaries have shifted since the prior maps were shared, including in pockets of South, Southeast and East Nashville.

The latest proposal is available at Redistrict.Nashville.Gov.

Blaise Gainey, Political Reporter

Blaise Gainey is the youngest of three siblings, husband and father of two. He previously held the State Government Reporter position for WFSU News in Tallahassee. He is from Apopka, Fla., and graduated from The School of Journalism at the Florida A&M University. He previously worked for The Florida Channel and WTXL-TV. He is excited to move to another capital and report on state government. In his spare time, he enjoys watching sports, outdoor activities and enjoying family time.

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