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Federal cuts hit Nashville's health department, prompting Metro to weigh further legal action

Summary by WPLN — Nashville Public Radio
As the Trump administration slashes federal funding, Nashville has been bracing for its impact. Metro has filed suit — along with six other cities and 11 nonprofits — over two transportation and infrastructure grants that were put on pause. Now, Metro’s Public Health Department is the latest feeling the impact, after three federal health grants were canceled. The move eliminated at least seven grant-funded positions, disrupted response efforts t…
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Federal cuts hit Nashville's health department, prompting Metro to weigh further legal action

As the Trump administration slashes federal funding, Nashville has been bracing for its impact. Metro has filed suit — along with six other cities and 11 nonprofits — over two transportation and infrastructure grants that were put on pause. Now, Metro’s Public Health Department is the latest feeling the impact, after three federal health grants were canceled. The move eliminated at least seven grant-funded positions, disrupted response efforts t…

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WPLN — Nashville Public Radio broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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