When temperatures climbed comfortably above freezing, the ground began to thaw and move, causing some water line breaks — one of which caused a massive dumping of clean water into the Cumberland River.
Metro Nashville hires help for trash pickup while awaiting bankruptcy court
Metro Nashville has hired additional help to pick up trash due to the city’s ongoing struggles with its current waste contractor, Red River Waste Solutions.
Worried About Underground Bombing Damage, Nashville Sends High-Tech Cameras Into Sewer Pipes
Metro Water Services started inspecting underground sewage lines on Monday to assess damage after the Christmas Day bombing. To do it, the agency hired a contractor to send remote-controlled cameras into the pipes.
Nashville Electric Will Extend Billing Leniency As Thousands Request Help
Thousands of Nashvillians have struggled to pay their electric bills during the pandemic, so the city’s power utility is extending a trio of leniency policies through the end of July.
Nashville Council Recap: Members Vote To Take More Control Over Metro Government
Nashville’s Metro Council may have added numerous rookie members in the fall, but they’re starting to flex some muscle.
Nashville’s Proposed Water Rate Increase Comes With A Push To Conserve
Higher water bills are likely coming next year in Nashville. And as part of the change, homeowners will have more reason to conserve water than in the past.
Nashville’s Water Rates Haven’t Increased Since 2011. Now, Metro Is Trying To Catch Up.
As Nashville considers its first water rate increase since 2011, Metro Water Services has begun a campaign to convey its challenges to Metro leaders to…
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