The Metro Nashville City Council is the legislative body for the city of Nashville, Tennessee. It consists of 40 members who are elected to represent various districts within the city. The council is responsible for making laws, approving budgets, and addressing community issues, ensuring that the needs of residents are met. The council meets regularly to discuss and vote on proposed legislation, which can include matters related to public safety, education, and infrastructure. Members of the council work closely with the Mayor of Nashville and other city officials to implement policies that enhance the quality of life for all citizens in the metropolitan area.