Nashville Business Recovery Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce The Office Of Mayor Karl Dean

A Business Initiative By
The Office Of Mayor Karl Dean
In Association With
The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce

The Business Community’s Strategic Response To The Flood Of 2010.

Opry Mills Mall to reopen

Entry Date: 25 Apr 2011 at 10.58 PM

Flood-damaged Opry Mills will reopen in spring 2012 with some new tenants, including the Coach Factory Store, Under Armour Factory House and The Lego Store, city officials and the mall’s owners said April 12. ... More

Revisiting the May 2010 flood

Entry Date: 25 Apr 2011 at 10.43 PM

View a retrospective of the historic 2010 flooding courtesy of the Nashville Business Journal. ... More

The Community Foundation - Flood Donations at Work

Entry Date: 25 Apr 2011 at 10.35 PM

The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee has coordinated community donations since May 1, 2010. Learn how the donations are being spent, and learn about flood success stories. ... More

Mayor’s Office of Flood Recovery Launches Interactive Website, Announces Community Planning Workshop

Entry Date: 18 Oct 2010 at 4.06 PM

Anyone who lives and works in Davidson County is invited to contribute their ideas to the city's long-range recovery planning effort online through an interactive website launched this week by the Mayor's Office of Flood Recovery. ... More

Community Input Vital to This Week’s “Discovery Day” Sessions on Long-Term Recovery

Entry Date: 11 Oct 2010 at 9.27 PM

A series of informal county-wide meetings continue this week providing citizens a chance to share their ideas for Nashville’s Long-Term Recovery Plan. ... More

Metro Launches Long-Term Flood Recovery Plan Effort

Entry Date: 05 Oct 2010 at 6.22 PM

Residents of Davidson County have a unique opportunity to help shape the future of Metro Nashville after the devastating flood in May of this year. ... More

Attend a Long-Term Recovery Discovery Open House near you

Entry Date: 04 Oct 2010 at 4.23 PM

The Mayor's Office of Flood Recovery will host a series of public meetings dedicated to long-term flood recovery efforts. Click here for dates, times and details. ... More

GNAR offers businesses a chance to hear from National Flood Insurance Program representative

Entry Date: 01 Sep 2010 at 12.49 AM

The Greater Nashville Association of Realtors will be hosting a special session with Mr. David Clukie, National Flood Insurance Program Regional Liaison from Atlanta. ... More

Deadline to apply for a property tax reassessment is Wednesday

Entry Date: 01 Sep 2010 at 12.23 AM

If your property sustained significant flood damage, the deadline to apply for a property tax reassessment is Wednesday, Sept. 1. ... More

Business Recovery Form

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Business Donating Service/Assistance

Business Affected By Flood

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Has your business provided donations, in-kind services or volunteer hours to aid in flood recovery efforts? Yes No

If your business has already helped in flood recovery efforts, please list the estimated amount of assistance that has been offered.
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Were any of your company’s employees affected by the flood? Yes No
If so, how many?

Have you done anything to assist your employees affected by the flood? Yes No
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