City of Maryville

Welcome to the City of Maryville's Government Website

Welcome to the City Government website for Maryville, Tennessee. Maryville is located in the gateway of the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains and is situated in Blount County. Maryville is a close-knit community with a progressive school district. We invite you to come see why so many people are proud to call Maryville home.

2012 Zone Collection Calendar
2012 City of Maryville Holidays

Meetings, Agendas, and Events

May 1- City Council Meeting, 7 pm, AGENDA
May 15- Downtown Design Review 4:30 p.m. AGENDA
May 15-- Downtown Historic Review 5:30 p.m.
AGENDA
May 21-Planning Commission, 5 pm
May 28-Memorial Day, City Holiday
June 14-16 Rape Agression Class
* It is not unusual for BZA, DDRB or HZC to be cancelled occasionally if there are no pending applications.

Fire Hydrants Should Have No Obstructions (Read)

This is how a hydrant should look on property. No shrubbery, flowers, or fences are allowed withing three feet of the diameter of the hydrant.

In this picture the hydrant is hardly visible from the street. Imagine trying to find it at night.

May is Bike Month......Read More

We are so fortunate to have the Greenway to walk, jog, and bike on.....it's time to get out your bike, do a bit of maintenance and get going in time for May. What a great way to enjoy time with family and enjoy our scenic area.

Inspection of Irrigation Systems Have Started

The City of Maryville Water Quality Control Department will be conducting their annual inspections and tests of irrigation backflow devices beginning in May of this year. As a water purveyor, the City of Maryville is required by the Federal and State regulations to implement and enforce certain regulations pertaining to its water distribution system. One such regulation pertains to the control of cross-connections with, and backflow from, any other water systems capable of imparting contamination to the potable drinking water supply, such as irrigation systems. Read more

Water Quality Control Begins Smoke Testing
Beginning, Tuesday, May 1, the Water Quality Control Department will begin smoke testing the sewer system in the Alnwick area for the next several weeks. Residents in the area can expect to see smoke. The Fire Department is aware of the testing.

Recycling Centers Ready for Single Stream

Now you can place all your recyclables in one container instead of separating them. It's easy, simple and convenient. We take plastics 1-7 (no grocery bags), glass bottles, flattened cardboard, mixed, paper, phone books, magazines, newspapers, and metal and aluminum cans. NO GARBAGE, TIRES, PAINT, WINDOW PANES, STYROFOAM or JUNK. Locations are 715 Best St., 1603 West Broadway (parking lot of Fairpark Plaza), and East Lamar Alexander Parkway adjacent to Blount County Historical Museum / Thompson Brown House.