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Welcome to the City of La Vergne, located in the heart of Middle Tennessee. La Vergne is neighbor to the Country Music Capital of the World, nestled next to the 14,000-acre Percy Priest Lake, and ranked sixth in the state for being business-friendly …

La Vergne is the gateway to Rutherford County and the neighbor to Nashville, the Country Music Capitol of the World. La Vergne is nestled next to the 14,000-acre Percy Priest Lake offering outdoor recreation opportunities including fishing, boating, and more.

La Vergne is very fortunate to be close to a major metropolitan area, but still small enough to enjoy a slower, friendly lifestyle. Nestled right along the shoreline of Percy Priest Lake, outdoor water recreation is plentiful.

La Vergne is a community of citizens who live together sharing different levels of education, age, spoken language, and ethnic heritage. We proudly embrace our cultural diversity. The demographics shown in the table provided are not specific to La Vergne, but a radius snapshot from the Intersection of I-24 and Waldron Road.

Buchanan land: That is what the first settlement was called that later became La Vergne. It was originally located in what was later to become Davidson County and Rutherford County, but in the beginning of the city, it was just a part of the Hurricane Creek and Stones River waterways.

Where the Board of Mayor and Aldermen govern the City of La Vergne, the day-to-day responsibilities to keep the city functioning on behalf of residents are handled by various city departments. Two city positions are mandated by the City …

Visiting La Vergne. La Vergne is a city by a beautiful lake. Percy Priest Lake offers many opportunities including fishing, boating, hiking, camping, and other outdoor fun. On the city side, you can find a camping area at Pool Knobs Recreation Area (off of Jones Mills Road).

La Vergne is the 61st fastest growing suburb in the United States, according to Forbes Magazine in 2007. La Vergne emerged from the 2020 Census as the 22nd largest city in Tennessee. I-24 near the Waldron Road exit (Exit 64) has a 2010 average daily traffic count of 136,000.

In 1989 the governing body of La Vergne approved an ordinance to begin collecting property taxes. Business tax and tax reports were added to the office in 1990. Other duties include issuing new business licenses to businesses in the City of La Vergne.