Welcome to the Hendersonville area!

From a low cost of living to excellent neighborhoods, schools and entertainment outlets, the Hendersonville, TN area is an ideal place for families and individuals alike.

Hendersonville ranks as Tennessee's 10th largest city.  The 2000 Census population was 40,620, a 26.9 percent increase from 1990. The city incorporated in 1969.

The following list of resources should assist you
in making a smooth transition to the area:

Electric Service:

You may contact customer service representatives by telephone at
615-736-6900, 24-hours/day, seven days/week.

Telephone Service:

At Lakeshore Apartments, your water, trash pickup and sewage is included, so there isn't an additional water bill each month!

City Hall One Executive Park Drive Hendersonville, TN 37075 Phone: 615-822-1000 Fax: 615-264-5327

Hendersonville City Web Site...

Sumner County Convention & Visitor's Bureau

Old Hickory Lake

The City of Hendersonville sits on the northern shore of Old Hickory Lake.  Old Hickory Lake was formed when Old Hickory Lock and Dam were constructed across the Cumberland River in the 1950s.  Construction started in January 1952 and was completed in June 1954.  The lake filled and the project was completed in December 1957.  The lake extends 97.3 miles upstream to Cordell Hull Lock and Dam near Carthage, Tennessee.  The United States Army Corps of Engineers maintains the dam, lock and lake.  Old Hickory Lake and the shore offers numerous recreational opportunities: hunting, fishing, boating, camping, hiking, picnicking, water skiing, etc.  The Corps of Engineers runs a visitors center.  Hunting and fishing licenses may be obtained at any County Clerk's Office, most commercial marinas and many commercial establishments in the area.

HENDERSONVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT