Storm Clean-Up at Jim Warren Park

A large number of City of Franklin and Williamson County Parks & Recreation employees could be seen throughout Jim Warren park Friday morning inspecting the grounds for storm damage, and making sure the park is ready for visitors this weekend. Damaged vehicles from last night’s high winds was no longer apparent, as clean-up efforts were already complete.

See our storm damage photos.

The park shows few signs of visible damage, aside from roofing and flashing that had blown off the administration building. A scoreboard and other elements of the park damaged in the high winds Thursday night have already been removed or repaired. It is expected that City of Franklin and Parks and Recreation officials may have more to say later today.

Visible Roof Damage at Jim Warren Park

Nearby Jim Warren Park, the Spencer Hall neighborhood saw a lot of storm damage, ranging from roof damage and blown-down fences to fallen trees and, in at least one case, garage doors ripped from a home.

More storm coverage on Williamson Source:

National Weather Service Confirms Tornado in Franklin

Habitat For Humanity Neighborhood in Franklin Damaged by Overnight Storm

Spencer Hall Neighborhood in Franklin Recovering From Storm Damage

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