CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES WATER PRODUCTION, AGING INFRASTRUCTURE, AND UPCOMING PILOT PROGRAM
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CITY WATER DIRECTOR IMPLIES OPERATION IS NOT IN ‘DIRE STRAITS’
A Crossville City Council special called meeting today focused on the current water supply situation. Water department Director Joe Kerley was asked by Councilman Mark Fox if indeed the City water department was in ‘dire straits’ as some officials have been purporting lately. Mr. Kerley replied the City is currently in compliance with State regulations implying not necessarily in ‘dire straits’ but in the future will need some upgrading and up…
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES WATER PRODUCTION, AGING INFRASTRUCTURE, AND UPCOMING PILOT PROGRAM
The Crossville City Council convened for a special-called work session today to address water filtration, filter conditions, and water production capacity at Meadow Park Lake. Led by Mayor R.J. Crawford, City Manager Valerie Hale, and city council members, the meeting focused heavily on clarifying the city’s water infrastructure status following recent public concerns. Addressing Public […]
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