The City of Maryville is assisting broadband research firm FiberWise in gathering important feedback on internet access in our community. While the City isn’t planning to provide internet services itself, this study could help secure partnerships and funding to improve local broadband.

Didn’t receive a survey link via text? You can still take the survey here: https://maryville.fiberwisdom.com/?survey=A3AD23F72D31
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Your input is crucial in helping us understand the needs of our community and improve broadband access for everyone!

The city of Maryville’s fall loose leaf collection begins on Tuesday, October 15 in the red zone and will continue through the end of the year. Leaf pickup operates on the same schedule as brush and junk collection. Crews will be in each zone for one planned pickup per month until the fall leaf pickup is complete.   

The final opportunity to have leaves at the curb to be picked up for the winter will be January 2. One additional leaf pickup will be scheduled in the spring.​

Loose leaves should be placed in the front lawn close to the curb. Do not place leaves in the street, a ditch, or a drainage system because they can clog up storm drains and cause street flooding. For more information visit our website at www.maryvillegov.com or call (865) 273-3302.

​Atmos Energy will be installing new gas lines in the Linda Lane, Scenic Dr. and Leconte Dr. area over the next few weeks starting on Monday, September 23, 2024. This work will be done in the right of way and will not require any road closures.
 
Atmos Energy is responsible for fixing any damage caused during the installation process and restoring the property as closely as possible back to its previous condition.
 
For questions or concerns, call Atmos Energy at (866) 286-6700.

​Today, Thursday, September 19, 2024, the City of Maryville Water and Sewer Department closed Sequoyah Avenue from Westfield Drive to Brown School Road. Crews will be working on a sewer tap. This road closure will be in effect from 8 a.m. until approximately 4 p.m. 
 
For more information, contact the Water & Sewer Department at 865-273-3300.

​The City of Maryville Water and Sewer Department will close Jefferson Avenue from Wright Road to Rule Street while crews work on sewer repairs. This road closure will be in effect from 8 a.m. until approximately 4 p.m. 
 
For more information, contact the Water & Sewer Department at 865-273-3300.

 
2024 Blount County Hazard Mitigation Plan
BLOUNT COUNTY, TN
 
Blount County  – Blount County Emergency Management Agency will present a draft of the 2024 Blount County Hazard Mitigation Plan in a public workshop scheduled at 5 p.m., Thursday, September 19th in room 433 at the Blount County Courthouse.
 
The workshop will begin with a 20-minute Powerpoint presentation by Michael Lamphere, planner with Tennessee Emergency Management Agency. Afterwards the public will have an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the plan. The program should conclude by 6 p.m. ahead of the regularly scheduled Blount County Commission meeting at 6:30 p.m. in room 430.
 
The state requires each county to have an up-to-date hazard mitigation plan that outlines the natural hazards in the county as well as the projects to mitigate those hazards. Once FEMA-Atlanta approves the plan and the legislative bodies of the six municipalities and the Blount County Commission adopt it, each is eligible to apply for federal hazard mitigation grants.
 
Since 2019, FEMA-Atlanta has approved $1,033,000.00 in hazard mitigation grant dollars for projects in Blount County such as $903,000.00 for back-up generators for the Alcoa Water filtration plant (contract pending), $120,000.00 for a flood mitigation project on Caldwell Road (contract pending) and $10,000.00 for fire departments to assess a home’s ability to survive wildfire (completed). Updating the 2019 Blount County Hazard Mitigation Plan is the first step in ensuring Blount County as well as Maryville, Alcoa, Rockford, Townsend, Louisville and Friendsville are eligible to apply for these grant funds.
 
For more information, email Blount County Emergency Management Agency Director Lance Coleman at [email protected].
 

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The City of Alcoa, the City of Maryville, and Tuckaleechee Utility District announce that lower than normal rainfall combined with continued high temperatures has resulted in reduced water flow in the Little River this summer. The utilities are monitoring river conditions and the weather closely to be able to react should river conditions deteriorate to critical levels.
 
For more information or questions, residents can contact:
 
·  City of Alcoa Service Center at (865) 380-4800
·  City of Maryville Operations Center at (865) 273-3300
·  Tuckaleechee Utility District at (865) 448-2230
 

​The City of Maryville Water and Sewer Department reports a contractor hit a water main on College Street near Ellis Avenue. Water service in the area will be unavailable until the repairs are complete. We appreciate your patience as our crews work to get the water back on as quickly as possible.  
 
For more information, contact the Water & Sewer Department at 865-273-3300.