Dickson County is a place of endless natural beauty, rural character and with deep roots in American history. It is home to the oldest continuous-use courthouse in the United States. Traditional values, strong work ethic, and tenacious spirit are the hallmarks of Dickson County.

Unfortunately, as Nashville grows, more and more pressure is being put on places like Dickson County to change to meet the needs of the ever-expanding city, and that pressure leads to tough decisions for local governments. This was most recently exemplified, in Dickson County, by the struggle over the Fuel Terminal on 2 Mile Road, which the county allowed to happen over staunch opposition from those who would be most impacted by the project.

The truth is that without a coherent regulatory framework more Fuel Terminal-like projects will be built, more of our neighbors’ lives and properties will be damaged, and more of rural Dickson County will disappear. The time for change is now. Please add your name, and email address below, if you will join our fight to protect Dickson County.