City offices and recycling centers are open and operations are running normal today despite the weather conditions. Salt trucks will be working through the day to keep roads clear. If you have to be out on the roads, please be safe, use extra caution and watch for icy conditions as temperatures are expected to continue to drop.

The City of Maryville Sanitation department is advising citizens on the Tuesday pickup schedule to go ahead and place garbage cans out as normal. Depending on weather conditions, they may delay pickup a few hours and if necessary, they will move pickup to Wednesday. Information will be posted if a change in schedule is required.

Maryville Water & Sewer will have Montgomery Lane closed from Old Niles Ferry to Linda Lane tomorrow, January 24 to repair a water main break. The work will begin after morning school traffic around 8 a.m. and is estimated to take most of the day. Watch for flagged traffic on Old Niles Ferry Road at the Montgomery Lane intersection.

For more information, contact the Water department at 273-3304.

The Maryville Water & Sewer Dept will have Madison Avenue closed from 6th Street to 5th Street all day today for sewer tap work. For more information, contact 865-273-3304.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation is holding a public meeting for the SR 336 from Montvale Station Road to SR 73 project. Click to read the notice sent to homeowners in the area. The meeting is being held to provide the public an opportunity to provide comments regarding the proposed widening project. TDOT representatives will be available to provide information on various aspects of the project.

The meeting will be held on January 31 from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. at the Maryville Municipal Building - 400 W. Broadway Avenue - in the Gary Hensley room. 

The notice states: "the proposed project consists of widening the existing roadway from two lanes to a three lane roadway that includes two 12 foot travel lanes with a 12 foot center turn lane including curb, gutter, sidewalk, and a multiuse path."

​Questions regarding this meeting can be directed to Stacy Weaver: [email protected] or by phone (865) 594-2442.

City of Maryville offices and recycling centers will be closed on Monday, January 21 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. There will be no change in the residential trash pickup schedule.

City of Maryville Water and Sewer will have Madison Avenue closed all day today, Thursday, January 17 from 5th Street to 6th Street for sewer tap work. For more information, please contact the department at 273-3304.

The City of Maryville has moved to a new billing procedure for both residential and commercial customers who require backflow prevention device inspections.

Previously, residential customers were billed a $55 one-time fee at the time of inspection.
Beginning January 1, the residential inspection fee will be $58 and will be billed over 12 months at $4.83 per month.

​Commercial customers fees will also be split over 12 months. The monthly rates for commercial customers is dependent on the size of the device.
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5/8 inch - 1 inch devices will be $9
1 1/4 inch - 2 inch devices will be $12.08
2 1/2 inch - 4 inch devices will be $18.16 
4 1/2 inch - 6 inch devices will be $30.16 
Over 6 inches will be $42.25

Residential customers who choose to disconnect their irrigation water service will still be charged the monthly fee due to the state-required annual inspection. If residential customers cut and cap the supply line going to the backflow prevention device, they can contact the water and sewer department to have the line inspected and remove the device from the account. This does not apply to commercial customers who are required to maintain backflow prevention devices.

Maryville Municipal Code requires residential irrigation devices to be installed with water service up to the number two shutoff valve of the backflow device on or before May 1 each year and remain in service until September 30 to allow for required annual inspections and tests. Devices that are not installed or in service at the time of inspection will require a return trip and re-inspection fee.

The backflow prevention program is one of the many ways we keep the city's water supply safe for all of our customers and we appreciate our backflow customers for their help in this effort. Please contact us at (865) 273-3304 with any questions or concerns.