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Photo: source- Smyrna Farmer’s Market

City Statistics

Population	39,765
Climate	Summers are hot and muggy, winters cold and wet and partly cloudy.
Demographics	Median Income: $84,000 Median Home Price: $305,000 Top Employers: Wilson County School -1500 employees Under Armour Amazon 1000 + an additional 1000 to come

One of Tennessee’s Fastest Growing Communities.
Named #22 of the 50 Best Cities in Live by Money magazine.

“The City Between the Lakes,” Wilson County is one of the state’s top 5 most affluent counties, and has the 2nd highest median income in Tennessee. Affordable, clean, well governed, and prosperous, Mt. Juliet has seen exponential population and business growth over the last decade. Sandwiched between the region’s Old Hickory and Percy Priest lakes, Mount Juliet provides countless venues for fishing, swimming, boating, kayaking and camping.

Mt. Juliet is also a short 20 mile commute to Nashville and even closer to the airport. Wilson County is the only county in the Great Nashville area with a Commuter rail service to Nashville. The Music City Star commuter rail service which runs via scheduled service Mon-Fri. There are two times when trains operate outside the normal service, July 4 fireworks at Riverfront Park and when the Tennessee Titans play at home.

SCHOOLS

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