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West Meade Neighborhood Association (WMNA) is a 501(c)3 organization founded to support neighborly connection within and around West Meade in Nashville, TN.

We work to protect the character of our neighborhood, from preserving the tree canopy that covers our entire area to caring for our long-term residents, welcoming new neighbors, and bringing residents together throughout the year.

WMNA is run entirely by neighborhood volunteers who care about keeping West Meade a place where people know each other, look out for one another, and enjoy calling home.

Our Mission

• To preserve and enhance the quality of life in the West Meade neighborhood.

• To make West Meade a desirable place to live by building a vibrant, premier community that fosters neighborhood pride, encourages cooperation, promotes harmony and maintains an attractive and safe environment for our homeowners.

• To make West Meade a good neighborhood for everyone by preserving its residential character and by seeking policies of zoning and codes enforcement which will preserve such a character.

• To specifically oppose the legal or illegal encroachment of commercial development in currently zoned residential areas of our neighborhood.

• To act as a channel of information concerning public hearings and legal suits involving the neighborhood, to testify at such hearings and trials at the discretion of the Steering Committee, and to bring suit where necessary to further the purposes of the corporation and to raise funds to pay for legal services that may be needed in connection with such efforts.

• To promote good relationships between people with different backgrounds, to work to reduce any tensions that might arise, and to help develop a style of life that can be congenial to all in the neighborhood.

• To cooperate and affiliate in appropriate ways with other local, state or national organizations having compatible goals.

• This organization shall be organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law.

What are the Boundaries of West Meade?

The West Meade Neighborhood is generally considered that sector of Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee denoted by the Metropolitan Nashville Davidson County Government neighborhood map as “West Meade.”  The West Meade Neighborhood Association considers West Meade as follows:  

The northern boundary begins at Charlotte Avenue at Davidson Drive, including Nashville Classical West Elementary School and continues to the portion of Davidson Road east of the intersection of the two, then to Harding Pike.  

The eastern boundary consists of Harding Pike at Davidson Road through the fork of Harding Pike and Highway 100.

The southern boundary is Harding Pike from the fork of Harding Pike and Highway 100 to Carnavon Parkway.  

The western boundary includes all property including the Highland Rim ridges behind, which extend to Old Hickory Blvd. and all streets leading to and including Carnavon Parkway, Rolling Fork Drive and Rodney Drive.

The West Meade Neighborhood Association serves West Meade and all surrounding neighborhoods that touch West Meade’s borders.