Cross Plains Safety Day
August 2, 2025, 10 AM - 2 PM
Kilgore Park, 150 Kilgore Trace, Cross Plains, TN
Educational programs:
- Tree Stand Safety - TWRA
- Electrical Safety - CEMC
- Weather Safety - EMA
- Neighborhood Watch - CP Police
Bicycle Safety with bicycle and helmet giveaways! Medical Helicopters! Fire Extinguisher Safety!
With participation from Cross Plains Police, Cross Plains Fire, Robertson County EMS, Robertson County Sheriff, TN Highway Patrol, TN DOT, NewsChannel 5 Sky 5, Springfield Gas, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Tennessee Highway Safety Office, Tennessee Air National Guard, TriStar NorthCrest, Tennessee Gas Association, American Red Cross, CEMC, Tennessee Emergency Management, White House Police, TN Division of Forestry, TWRA, Frontline Fire Suppression, Coopertown Police, Farmers Bank, Smith Towing & Recovery, and more!

Who WE ARe
Cross Plains Community Chamber
The Cross Plains Community Chamber is a local organization made up of businesses, churches, organizations, government, and individuals who love Cross Plains and our surrounding communities. We are affiliated with the Robertson County Chamber of Commerce.
Who WE ARe
Across the Plains
Originally published by the Cross Plains Heritage Commission as part of Tennessee’s bicentennial celebration in 1986, “Across the Plains: A History of Cross Plains, Tennessee” by Rita A. Read is once again available. Order your copy today! Limited copies are also available at the Doctor’s House museum.
In this patchwork of pictures and journals, letters and stories, memories and recollections, Rita A. Read has captured a moving, living portrait of Cross Plains, Tennessee—a small, rural American town. From the stories of its early settlers, the memories of its soldiers, the development of its churches and schools a picture gradually emerges of not just a town but its people—a people collectively endowed with colorful spirit, humor, and humanity.

Sip, Style, & Support
Cross Plains Community Chamber Merch
Want to show off your Cross Plains pride and support your local community? We’ve got just the thing—actually, a couple of things!
☕ Handcrafted Stoneware Mugs – Locally made by the talented Brooke Gehman, these beauties are perfect for coffee, tea, or just making your shelf look classy.
At $25 each, it’s an easy way to support local art and fuel your caffeine habit. Grab yours at:
📍 Thomas Drugs – Cross Plains, TN
📍 Bernard Farms Custom Cuts & Market – Orlinda, TN
👕 Cross Plains T-Shirts – Because nothing says “I love my town” like repping it on a comfy tee. Short sleeves are $20 and long sleeves are $25.
You can get yours at:
📍 Cottontown Bears – Cross Plains, TN
📍 Bernard Farms Custom Cuts & Market – Orlinda, TN