DAVIDSON COUNTY'S SURROUNDING environment is an ever-present factor in how the Clean Water Nashville Program plans construction repairs on aged and defective wastewater infrastructure.
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CLEAN WATER NASHVILLE HAS LAUNCHED A NEWLY DESIGNED WEBSITE that provides easier navigation, expanded public resources and improved tools...
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LONG-TERM QUALITY AND CONSERVATION of Nashville's waterways demands enhanced stormwater practices and deeper public understanding and awareness. Fortunately in Nashville, numerous organizations are contributing to the conversation and creating momentum.
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On May 31, 2015, night work will begin on construction of a water main along Old Hickory Boulevard from 22nd to Hadley in the TDOT right of way.
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Local environmental groups aid Clean Water Nashville by planting trees to keep rivers and streams clean.
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The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) and Metro Water Services (MWS) lifted a longstanding 'water contact advisory' for a 2.9-mile section of Whites Creek, a sign of improved water quality for Whites Creek and the Cumberland River.
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Dodson Chapel Pumping Station and Equalization Facility are the subject of two major construction industry awards.
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A plan to “daylight” the historic Cockrill Spring at Centennial Park will provide a dramatic new natural feature at the park's West End Avenue entrance while also producing water quality improvements on the campus.
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An exciting design to significantly improve the function, health and use of West Park will be completed this summer.
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