Metro Action Fully Reopens on Monday Following Winter Storm Fern

The Metropolitan Action Commission (MAC) announces the full reopening of all eight agency locations after temporary closures caused by Winter Storm Fern.

Beginning Monday, February 2, Metro Action team members will return to their worksites, and services for customers and students will resume in person.

Agency staff conducted site visits on Friday to ensure all facilities were ready to welcome the community back safely.

"We are excited to return to full operations and continue serving families across Davidson County," said Executive Director Jamekia Bies. "While the storm caused significant disruptions, our team worked diligently to prepare our sites and ensure a smooth transition back to normal services."

Metro Action reminds residents that recovery from the storm will take time. Many households are still experiencing challenges such as power outages and financial strain due to missed work and other storm related issues. The agency encourages anyone in need of assistance to visit the Nashville Responds site for city wide resources and the for information on available programs, including rental assistance and other support services.

Metro Action remains committed to supporting families and individuals as Nashville recovers from Winter Storm Fern.

Residents seeking assistance with utilities or emergency assistance with housing expenses and other urgent matters, should visit the Metro Action site to access MACs online assistance application or follow us at MetroActionCommission on Facebook and Instagram for updates and community resources.