Our normal trash day is Wednesday. Please see the calendar below for delayed pickup dates following holidays. Curbside recycling will be picked up every other week. All Metro services information can always be found at https://hub.nashville.gov. Please reach out to the site manager with any questions.

Come see what’s cooking in our Little Free Library! New books for all ages available.Take a book, leave a book.—Amy Lyles Wilson

Due to the unfortunate and unusual circumstances relating to Nashville current events, Abbottsford would like to communicate the following policies and exceptions regarding yard signs within the community until October 2nd, 2023.

Yard signs supporting The Covenant School and/or Covenant Church will continue to be allowed to be displayed on your property on a temporary basis until October 2nd, 2023.

To be supportive of residents who have special achievement or graduation signs, you are permitted to display these on a temporary basis if you have a resident of your home receiving recognition. Please limit graduation sign displays to no more than 4 weeks before and 2 weeks after the graduation date. 

Political signs are allowed in Abbottsford only within 60 days of the official election date for that candidate. This is in accordance with TN state law regarding free speech rights and HOAs. Please ensure political signs are located on private property only, not placed on community grounds, and do not exceed 2’x2′. 

Open house signage is allowed on the date of your open house only. All open house signage must be placed and removed in the timeframe immediately before and after the open house event and may not be larger than 2’x4′.

Abbottsford management will allow 1 week for residents to assess if their property is in agreement with these temporary rule changes before inspecting neighborhood signage and issuing request for change notifications.

Regular signage rules resume on October 2nd, 2023. Please reach out to the On-site manager if you have any questions. Thank you for your adherence to these rules going forward. 

-Abbottsford management

Dear Abbottsford Residents,

I am writing to address an important concern that affects the security of our community members—mailbox theft of outgoing mail. In light of recent incidents reported in and around the Green Hills area, I would like to share some valuable information and practical suggestions to help mitigate this issue. Reminder: These mail thieves are looking for outgoing checks and personal information. 

To safeguard your personal information and sensitive documents, it is advisable to explore alternative methods of sending important materials whenever feasible. The utilization of online services and secure email platforms offers a more secure way to transmit confidential information.

In cases where traditional mail is the only option, I strongly recommend avoiding leaving outgoing mail in personal mailboxes. Instead, consider dropping off your outgoing mail directly at a local post office. This approach significantly reduces the amount of time our mail spends unattended and minimizes the risk of theft.

Maintaining a vigilant eye on any suspicious activity around our mailboxes and within our community is paramount. If you observe any unusual behavior or suspect theft-related incidents, I encourage you to report them immediately to the local authorities and the On-site Manager. By promptly addressing these concerns, we contribute to the collective effort of enhancing the security and well-being of our community.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. Together, by implementing these simple measures, we can protect ourselves and hopefully foster a safer environment within our community.

Cody Carroll- On-site Manager

USPS sends warning about uptick in mail theft (newschannel5.com)

Spike in mail thefts in Green Hills creating frustration (wsmv.com)