04/07/2026
North Nashville neighbors, we need to talk.
In just the first few months of this year, more than a dozen pedestrians have already been killed on Nashville streets. These are not statistics, they are neighbors, families, and lives that mattered. Every loss leaves behind grief, fear, and trauma that our communities carry.
We cannot ignore it. It is time to have an honest conversation about roadway safety, trauma, and healing, and what we can do together to prevent more loss.
Neighbor 2 Neighbor, the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure, and the Metro Public Health Department invite North Nashville residents and neighbors from across the city to Neighborhood Safety Day, a supportive space where we come together to reflect, share experiences, and work toward safer streets.
Saturday, April 18
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Hartman Park Community Center
2801 Tucker Road
What to Expect
A neighborhood walk and a community conversation about roadway safety, trauma, and healing, with opportunities to connect with local partners working to make our streets safer. Lunch will be provided.
North Nashville residents, this is a safe space and your voice matters.
Safer streets begin when neighbors come together, speak honestly, and transform our communities into places that protect life.
Register here:
https://publicinput.com/m74164
Together, we can build streets that protect life and neighborhoods that look out for one another.
Join the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT) Metro Public Health Department and Neighbor 2 Neighbor for an open supportive conversation about the real impacts of roadway-related fatalities and serious injuries in our community and what we can do together to ma...