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Citgo - Highway 96A Citgo gas station on Highway 96 by Interstate 40. It is open 24 hours.AutomotiveBrowse
Fairview Elementary SchoolA Williamson County public elementary school on Fairview Boulevard and home of the Hawks. The school emphasizes strong academics, character development and family-community engagement while serving young students in a traditional elementary-school setting.Public school
Fairview High SchoolFairview's Williamson County public high school, serving local students with academics, arts, clubs, career-focused opportunities and athletics. The school is home of the Yellow Jackets and functions as a major community hub for sports, performances and student activities.Public school
Fairview Middle SchoolA Williamson County public middle school serving Fairview students during the transition between elementary and high school. The school offers academics, extracurricular activities and a broad athletics program, with students and teams competing under the Falcons identity.Public school
Westwood Elementary SchoolA Williamson County public elementary school in Fairview and home of the Tigers. Westwood serves local children with core academics, arts and school activities, emphasizing a close community atmosphere and family involvement in the western part of Williamson County.Public schoolBrowse
Fairview FalconsThe athletic identity of Fairview Middle School, whose teams compete as the Falcons and Lady Falcons. The school offers a wide range of sports, including football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, track, cross-country, tennis and other middle-school athletic opportunities.Middle school athletics
Fairview Soccer AssociationA community youth-soccer organization serving Fairview families through recreational soccer and skill-development opportunities. The association manages registration, teams, coaches and local field activity, and has also offered programs such as academy development, futsal and small-sided soccer events.Youth sports
Fairview TitansA nonprofit youth football and cheerleading program for children in Fairview and western Middle Tennessee, and a member of the Tri-County League. Registration and the season schedule are on the program’s website.Youth sports
Fairview Yellow JacketsThe athletic identity of Fairview High School. Yellow Jacket teams compete across a wide range of sports including football, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, track, cross-country, tennis, bowling, cheer and other TSSAA-sanctioned or school-sponsored programs.High school athleticsBrowse
Bowie Nature ParkBowie Nature Park in Fairview, Tennessee has wooded trails, lakes, a playground, picnic shelters and a nature center.
Park hours are 5 a.m.-10 p.m.; the nature center opens Monday-Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m.-noon.
Wet conditions can close trails to bicycles and horses: call (615) 799-5544 before riding.
Visit the official website for trail maps, shelter reservation forms and current programs.Park
Fairview Ball ParkA Williamson County Parks and Recreation ball park on Highway 96 in Fairview. It is open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Park
Fairview Boys & Girls ClubThe Fairview Clubhouse of Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee offers after-school youth programs. Transportation serves Fairview Elementary, Fairview Middle, Fairview High, and Westwood Elementary schools. See the clubhouse website for registration details.Youth organization
Fairview Farmers & Makers MarketA Saturday farmers and makers market beside Fairview Fresh Deli Donuts on Fairview Boulevard. Local vendors offer produce, baked goods, and handmade items. Listed market hours are 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.Farmers market
Fairview Recreation ComplexThe Fairview Recreation Complex is a public community center in Fairview, Tennessee. It is a place where people go to exercise, swim, and play sports.Community
Historical VillageA City of Fairview park on Westview Drive, run by the city's Parks Department. It is open daily from early morning into the evening.Park
The FairviewianThe Fairviewian is the free digital newspaper for Fairview, Tennessee, put together by community members and volunteers.
It covers what happens in town: school events and scores, city meetings and notices, road closures and weather warnings, businesses opening and changing hands, and the fundraisers and gatherings a town runs on. Readers can follow the places they care about and get a free weekly newsletter. Established in 2026.Newspaper
Veterans Memorial ParkThe City of Fairview's Veterans Memorial Park on Black Pine Road, honoring local veterans. The park is run by the city's Parks Department and is open daily.ParkBrowse
City of FairviewThe municipal government serving residents and businesses within Fairview, Tennessee. City Hall coordinates local administration and services including public safety, public works, planning and codes, parks-related functions, public meetings, permits, records and other day-to-day city operations.Municipal government
Fairview City CommissionFairview's elected governing body, responsible for setting municipal policy, considering ordinances and resolutions, approving budgets and guiding major city decisions. Its regular public meetings are held at City Hall, giving residents a direct way to follow and participate in local government.Elected body
Fairview Fire DepartmentFairview Fire proudly serves our community with dedicated firefighting and emergency response. Our team of compassionate professionals is committed to safety, service, and excellence 24/7. Together, we work to keep Fairview safe!Fire departmentFairview Parks DepartmentThe City of Fairview Parks Department oversees the city park system, including Bowie Nature Park, Veterans Memorial Park and the Historical Village. Parks staff offices are at the Bowie Nature Center.
For park and nature-center information, call (615) 799-5544.
The Fairview Recreation Complex at 2714 Fairview Boulevard West is a separate Williamson County Parks and Recreation facility; its number is (615) 799-9331.City department
Fairview Police DepartmentFairview's municipal law-enforcement agency, responsible for enforcing local and state laws, protecting residents, investigating crimes and supporting public safety within the city. Emergency dispatch is coordinated through Williamson County E-911, while the department handles local policing and records.Police department
Fairview Post OfficeFairview's United States Postal Service office on Fairview Boulevard. It handles mail, shipping and postage on weekdays and Saturday mornings.GovernmentFairview Public WorksThe City of Fairview department responsible for maintaining public infrastructure and rights-of-way. Its duties include street repairs and paving, pothole work, traffic and school-zone signals, roadside mowing, seasonal leaf removal and the city's residential brush-chipping program.City department
Tennessee Bureau of InvestigationTennessee's statewide criminal investigative agency, not a Fairview municipal department. The TBI supports local law-enforcement agencies with major investigations, forensic science, criminal-justice information and specialized cases, and can become involved through its own jurisdiction or at the request of district attorneys.State agency
