The calendar year 2019 City of Maryville Water Quality Report is available for review. 

As part of the Safe Drinking Water Act, public water supply systems are required to share water quality monitoring results of their drinking water with consumers. View the Report

To obtain a paper copy of the report, contact the City's Water and Sewer Department at 865-273-3304.
The 2019 report is published in April of 2020.

City of Maryville Engineering and Public Works will oversee the installation of three new bridges on the Sandy Springs section of the Greenbelt on Wednesday, June 3. Sections of the greenway will be closed for part or all of the day. The closures will include from Montvale Road to Cedar Street and from Cedar to the softball fields near the Sandy Springs pavilion. The new bridges are the latest in the planned replacement project throughout the Greenbelt. For more information, contact Engineering and Public Works at 273-3302.

As of June 1, 2020
Municipal Building (400 W. Broadway Ave) Public Access 

• The front entrance will be open to the public as of June 1. The back entrance of the building will remain closed.
• Development Services entrances will be locked permanently. If citizens want to see staff members, they are encouraged to come in the front of the building on Broadway. Visitors should take the elevators to the lower level and the Development Services entrance (inside the building) where access will be granted. Applications, permits, plans, and other information will continue to be dropped off in the vestibule (of the outside entrance to Development Services on the Gary Hensley Dr. side of the building) if there is no need to see staff.
• Customers can use the white drop box located at the flagpole end of the driveway in the front of the building to deposit payments.
• Customer Service representatives will be available to help customers who have delinquent accounts in order to work with them on a payment plan. 
• Please collect the proper forms you will need to present to Customer Service in order to complete your business. These forms will be available on the desk just inside the front doors. There is a table provided for filling out paperwork near the back of the vestibule. Please practice social distancing while in the Municipal Building. We ask that a maximum of 3 people should be in the Customer Service area at a time.   
• Employment applications will be available here. Email, fax, drop in the drop box outside the building or mail according the instructions on our website.
• For in-person business with the City, individuals should call and request an in-person meeting. Phone and email correspondence is best.
• Municipal Court is cancelled until June 9.
• A phone will be available at the main desk to reach departments for assistance; however, we recommend using your own mobile phone to call.

 
Public Meetings
The City Council Meetings will be open to the public in the Council Chambers. Social distancing and temperature scanning will be implemented.
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Operation Center (332 Home Avenue) Public Access Restricted
Drop-offs and pickups can be made at the front office vestibule. Appointments will be required for any other business.  

​Animal Shelter
The shelter will remain open for public adoptions but a limit of two visitors will be allowed inside the building at one time.
 
Recycling Centers
In order to assist citizens with their sanitation and cleaning needs, we will continue to operate recycling centers as long as our staffing levels allow.
 
City Managed Park Facilities

• Reservations for gatherings of 50 or less in the Pavilion or Amphitheater at Jack Green Park will again be available on June 1. Call 865-273-3407 to make your reservations.
• No public gathering in City-managed facilities of more than 50 people is allowed.

Parks and Rec Managed Park Facilities

• Playgrounds and basketball courts remain closed. Signs are posted with closure information.
• Tennis courts and Pickleball courts are open
• The John Sevier Pool plans to open Friday, June 5
• Greenway space and other public space will remain open.

Visit the CDC website for protecting yourself and others to learn more about preventing the spread of COVID-19.
 
City Manager Greg McClain stated, “We want to assure our citizens and customers that we will continue delivering the services they rely on. These measures are to help ensure the health and well-being of our community and our staff".

Visit our website for more information about services, contact information, and our current procedures and COVID-19 related updates. We have established this page for intergovernmental resources and information.

​The City of Maryville Water and Sewer Department is currently conducting annual inspections of residential and commercial lawn irrigation system backflow preventers. The inspections are scheduled to continue the first week of June in the areas of Maryville College, Turnberry, Windridge, Carpenters Grade Road and continue through Wimbledon, Kirkland Estates, and Legacy Court, finishing up in Royal Oaks.
 
State and federal regulations require the devices be tested and inspected at least annually in accordance with the city’s cross connection control program. Maryville Municipal Code requires that irrigation backflow devices be installed and have water service up to the No. 2 shutoff valve of the backflow device no later than May 1 of each year and remain in service until Sept. 30 to allow for required annual inspections and tests.
 
Devices not installed or not in service will result in return trips and re-inspection fees assessed to the customer’s utility account.
 
Questions can be directed to the Water and Sewer Department at 865-273-3304 from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.  

The City of Maryville is now accepting applications for Wastewater Treatment Plant Technician or Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator. Visit our website to download the job description as well as the application. Submit your application by 5 p.m. EST., Friday, June 5, 2020 to be considered for the position. https://www.maryvillegov.com/jobs.html  

​City of Maryville Water & Sewer department will have East Church Avenue closed from South College to South Cusick. A section of Court Street from East Church to Court Circle will also be closed. Both closures are expected to remain in place all day today, May 28, 2020 while crews work on a water tap road crossing.   

​City of Maryville Engineering and Public Works department has begun the process of installing sidewalks along Crest Road near Coulter Grove Intermediate School. The purpose of the project is to provide safety for children who walk to school, connect neighborhoods, enhance aesthetics, fix minor drainage problems along Crest Road and Charles Coulter Road, and preserve the integrity of the road.
 
The construction phase of the project is set to begin in November 2020, and end in April of 2021. 
 
If you would like more information, you may visit the Engineering Department’s web page at www.maryvillegov.com/engineering.html.
 
Citizens are invited to schedule a one-on-one “Zoom” call with city staff to discuss the project. 
Simply click the following link to select a date & time for your call: https://calendly.com/city-of-maryville-engineering/project-stakeholder-q-a. If you would like to discuss the project over the phone, you may call (865) 273-3500. Or send an email with any comments or questions to: ktstoltenberg@maryville-tn.gov.

Based on the small group, non-contact recreational guidelines issued by the Governor last week, Parks and Recreation will reopen the Pistol Creek Dog Park and Tennis/ Pickleball Courts on Saturday, May 16.*

Pickleball information: no doubles will be allowed at this time, and only four courts will be available in order to provide the appropriate amount of distancing between players. 

For more information, visit the Parks and Rec website or call 983-9244.

*We apologize for the earlier posting with the incorrect date.