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The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce was created to represent the interests of Bellevue by supporting the Bellevue community and promoting Bellevue businesses. Our membership is comprised of small businesses, family owned businesses, organizations, big businesses, and individual members.

The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce endeavors to promote the interests, concerns and needs of our membership. All businesses are encouraged to join The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce and to take advantage of our benefits and services.

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News & Announcements

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Curbside Recycling - Coming soon to Bellevue, Old Hickory and other communities in Nashville, brought to you by EarthSavers, LLC in conjunction with Mayor Karl Dean's Green Initiative

Joining Bellevue Chamber

Our membership is constantly increasing. The benefits are very popular among our members and attractive to potential members. Keep current with what is going on in Bellevue and be more involved in community events by joining The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce. Our membership dues are very affordable and our benefits are exceptional.

Message from Martin Pyle, President,
Bellevue Chamber of Commerce

"What a GREAT Chamber meeting we had this month!

Dr. Jesse Register of MNPS discussed his plans for our Public Schools.
Susan Huffard (from Midtown Mortgage) and Jenny Bradley (from Caris Healthcare) gave a "wrap-up" for the 2009 Picnic.
Scott Burley (of Sam's Club) reported on the progress made by the Executive Director search committee.
April Lovelace from HOMEWOOD RESIDENCE placed her company in the SPOTLIGHT. The CASH PRIZE of $300.....went UNCLAIMED!

Again, thanks to everyone who pulled together to make this year's picnic a
GREAT--albeit wet--EVENT!

Martin Pyle

Financial Advisor

Edward Jones

8066 Highway 100

Nashville, TN 37221

(615) 646-8156

www.edwardjones.com

Bellevue Goes Green

Bellevue residents have a second option, curbside pickup, to participate in the Davidson county recycling program. There may be some things you are not aware of regarding the current recycling option of using the recycle center on Highway 70S at Interstate 40 (entrance on Coley Davis Road). The Bellevue Recycling Center produces the second highest volume of recycled materials of any center in Davidson county. Volunteers with the Fifty Forward J. L. Turner Center assist the Metro Public Works Department in maintenance of the Bellevue Recycle Center. For their assistance, the Bellevue Transportation Project receives a portion of the funds recovered by Metro Public Works from the sale of these recycled materials. So, recycling is not only the right thing to do it; also provides resources for the community.