Crieve Hall Neighborhood Association

Crieve Hall Neighborhood Association CHNA represents the interests of the Crieve Hall Community in Nashville, TN Why should I be a member of the Crieve Hall Neighborhood Association?

If you live in the boundary of Crieve Hall, the question should be
"why would I NOT want to be a member of CHNA and support the activities of the neighborhood where I live?"

Here are few reasons to join that we think would be important to any family. You Have representation with CHNA. In 2004, a small group of neighbors alerted the neighborhood to a Metro plan to build road connectors into our n

eighborhood. The neighborhood turned out with over 1000 at the meeting opposing that plan. What would have happened if nobody had taken action? Metro would have acted against the will of the people of our neighborhood. It was at that point we realized that we needed an organization to represent the views of our neighborhood. Since 2004, that plan to build road connectors has been proposed and defeated 3 more times. The Crieve Hall Neighborhood Association has represented the will of the people who live here. In October of 2004 soon after we formed CHNA, neighbors became aware of plans by development companies interested in coming into our neighborhood to tear down single family homes to build multiplex housing. Neighbors were opposed to this. The Crieve Hall Neighborhood Association collected nearly 1000 petition signatures and helped to sponsor a bill to re-zone the entire neighborhood to single family homes only. The will of the people was granted in June of 2005 when Metro granted one of the largest re-zoning tracks ever in the history of Nashville. Together we can do BIG things. There is power in being organized.

See you Thursday!!
05/19/2026

See you Thursday!!

We have a found dog looking for their family. Found on Pritchett this morning. If you know who this dog belongs to plea...
05/14/2026

We have a found dog looking for their family.
Found on Pritchett this morning. If you know who this dog belongs to please reach out to Dee Papke and we can get everyone reunited.

05/08/2026

Drinks in the driveway is back! Every second Tuesday of the month we get together at a hosts driveway to mingle chat and make new friends come out from 530 to 7 on Tuesday, May 12 for our first drinks in the driveway of the season meet your neighbors, make new friends and catch up as we head into the summer!

Come see your neighbors! First Farmin In The Hall of the season!
05/07/2026

Come see your neighbors! First Farmin In The Hall of the season!

The Annual Meeting is coming up soon! We will come together March 2, at Crievewood Baptist - 480 Hogan Road. Doors op...
02/18/2026

The Annual Meeting is coming up soon! We will come together March 2, at Crievewood Baptist - 480 Hogan Road. Doors open 6:00, meeting runs from 6:30-7:30. Childcare is provided for ages 2-12! Come hear about the issues affecting our neighborhood!

02/01/2026

Edited to add: The State of Tennessee requested an Expedited Major Disaster Declaration on Jan. 28. While Tennessee does not yet have a declaration to provide assistance to individuals and households, we are working with our communities to gather the data necessary to validate our request. This is why we are asking for residents whose homes have been impacted by Winter Storm Fern to report their damages: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/9d585f7786564e52a34be72254f425ce

But please note: this process does not guarantee assistance.
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There's been a lot of confusion online about what storm recovery funding is.

You may have heard we received Emergency Declaration funds. Emergency Declarations are for state and local governments so they can take immediate steps to protect the whole community. They are not for individuals.

Right now, there are no FEMA funds available for individuals.

If you need support, local nonprofits or 211 can help connect you with resources based on your situation.

Update from our Tennessee State Senator, Heidi Campbell: On Jan. 24, Gov. Lee announced that the President granted an Em...
01/29/2026

Update from our Tennessee State Senator, Heidi Campbell:

On Jan. 24, Gov. Lee announced that the President granted an Emergency Declaration to support Tennessee’s response. This declaration supports response activities by providing Tennessee access to federal operational resources for the response. However, it does not include federal assistance for individuals, households, or reimbursements.
Yesterday, Governor Lee requested an Expedited Major Disaster Declaration. If granted, this would make federal aid, including aid for individuals and households, available in 23 counties.

01/29/2026

Another update for our neighborhood!

Stay safe and warm out there Crieve Hall! We’ve panicked, we’ve prepped and now we wait it out! Keep dripping your fauce...
01/26/2026

Stay safe and warm out there Crieve Hall! We’ve panicked, we’ve prepped and now we wait it out! Keep dripping your faucets and checking on your neighbors. 💛 💛💛

🚨🚨🚨COMMUNITY MEETING ON ZONING on Wednesday, October 29! Come out to learn more!
10/21/2025

🚨🚨🚨COMMUNITY MEETING ON ZONING on Wednesday, October 29! Come out to learn more!

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