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1. What are City Hall hours?

The administrative offices at Berry Hill City Hall, 698 Thompson Lane, are open Monday through Friday, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm (except on holidays). The police department, also located at 698 Thompson Lane, is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The police department entrance is on the Thompson Lane side of the building and has "Berry Hill Police" over the door.

2. Where do I find Commission Meeting Agendas?

In the Archive Center on this website.

Archive Center

3. How can I reserve the Azalea Park shelter or the Community Center?

The Azalea Park picnic shelter and the Berry Hill Community Center (located at 404 East Iris Drive near City Hall) may be reserved for noncommercial purposes. There are six large picnic tables at Azalea Park. There is seating for approximately 30 people in the main room of the Community Center. Berry Hill residents and businesses may reserve on a first come/first served basis up to one year in advance (maximum of twice per month). Nonresidents may reserve on a first come/first served basis up to one month in advance (maximum of six uses in a 12-month period). The key to the Community Center only may be picked up (and returned) by the person who reserved the Community Center. There is no charge for the using the community center or park shelter if you clean up after your event. Each reservation is limited to six hours only. To reserve, call City Hall at (615) 292-5531. Approved reservation forms for Azalea Park use and for Community Center use (plus the key for Community Center) may be picked up at Berry Hill Police Dispatch (through the door that says "Police" facing Thompson Lane) at 698 Thompson Lane. The City no longer allows the use of bouncy houses or water slides. Azalea Park use forms may be picked up in advance of the use date, while Community Center forms/the key may be picked up only up to 15 minutes in advance of the use time.

4. Does the City have an anti-discrimination policy?

Yes, the City's anti-discrimination policy and complaint procedures may be downloaded here.

5. Are City staff able to communicate with non-English speakers?

Yes, The City utilizes Language Line Services to provide translation services over the telephone. The City's Limited English Proficiency Procedure may be downloaded here.