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Home - City of Martin Home of the University of Tennessee at Martin and the Soybean Festival, City of Martin has plenty to offer for its residents and visitors
Martin Public Library - City of Martin Modern two-story library in Martin, TN offering books, tech spaces, children’s areas, and community programs for all ages
Dine - City of Martin Looking for a place to eat? Martin has a wide variety of restaurants that anyone can enjoy! From BBQ to Authentic Mexican to a burger joint with out-of-this-world milkshakes, there are plenty of must-try eateries in Martin, Tennesee
Historic Downtown Martin - City of Martin With its walkable layout, vibrant murals, and warm hospitality, Historic Downtown Martin invites you to slow down, explore, and savor the simple joys of a classic Tennessee town Whether you’re here for a day or planning a weekend getaway, downtown Martin is a must-see stop on your journey
About Martin - Martin, Tennessee Martin is located in Weakley County, 130 miles northeast of Memphis, and 150 miles northwest of Nashville Martin is the largest city in Weakley County The city is served by U S Highway 45E, Tennessee State Highway 22, and the West Tennessee Railroad
Public Works - City of Martin Martin Public Works strives to maintain and improve the City of Martin’s streets, natural resources, and water and sewer services through collaborative efforts Director Randall Winston
Police Department - City of Martin The mission of the Martin Police Department is to provide protection and services to the City of Martin that will suppress criminal activity, provide a climate of safety and security to its citizens, and strive to communicate with the community in order to inform and be informed in the most effective manner possible
Brian Brown Memorial Greenway - City of Martin The Brian Brown Memorial Greenway was first envisioned by Brian Brown, the late director of University of Tennessee at Martin’s Campus Recreation Program, who saw the need for a multi-purpose trail in and around the City of Martin and the UTM campus