Mayor Of Crossville

 

James Mayberry

Mayor

Dear Visitor,

Welcome to the City of Crossville!  We are located atop the beautiful Cumberland Plateau on Interstate 40, only a short drive to three metropolitan cities.  Our 2,000 foot elevation offers a mild, four season climate year round.  Our rural area offers an abundance of outdoor possibilities, with mountainous wildlife reserves, lakes, streams, and the Cumberland Mountain State Park.

We are known as the Golf Capital of Tennessee.  With nine pristine courses in our community, Crossville has become a golfers' paradise of national recognition; however, the opportunities and activities are endless.  Our Cumberland County Playhouse serves more than 165,000 visitors annually and the historic Palace Theatre on Main Street is always active.  We are also the location of the United States Chess Federation headquarters, a restored railroad Depot & Caboose Visitor's Center, and part of the World's Largest Yard Sale on Highway 127 North. 

Our youth opportunities abound with nine elementary schools and two high schools and we join the State of Tennessee promoting two years free post-secondary education at our Tennessee College of Applied Technology,

Please take time to navigate our website to find out more about us. The calendar of events is a good start to see what events are upcoming that you might be interested in.  We have many civic groups that are in need of volunteers.  We can put you in touch with any that you are either interested in or would like to know more about.  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 931-484-5113.

"Crossville, Tennessee, it's just better here."

 

Mayor's Priorities

  • Young People

    We’re putting millions into education and youth programmes.
  • Business & Economy

    The Mayor has an Economic Development Strategy to develop a
  • Health & Sport

    What we eat and drink and how we work, rest
  • Police & Crime

    Keeping Urbanus uers safe is one our key responsibilities.
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Programs and Initiatives

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Economic Development

Welcome Business Prospects to Crossville, Tennessee

Crossville and Cumberland County continues to experience business expansion and recruitment in its industrial community, thanks to its location, low utility and tax rates ($0.63/$100 of assessed value), quality workforce, resources, affordable real estate, transportation network and proactive business philosophy of the City, County and Chamber of Commerce leadership.

 

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A Cooperative Spirit
A cooperative spirit allowing us to work as a team is the single most important factor in Crossville's economic and industrial development success. Industrial prospects are welcomed by members that include the City of Crossville, Cumberland County, the Chamber of Commerce, the resort community of Fairfield Glade, the City of Crab Orchard, the City of Pleasant Hill, the Tennessee Valley Authority, the state of Tennessee, and many others.

Also, the City has partnered with several local property owners to make more privately-owned parcels available to potential business prospects.

Living in Crossville
In 2010, Crossville was selected as one of the top cities to retire to, by "Where to Retire," the only magazine in America geared to helping people facing retirement and relocation decisions. Crossville and Cumberland County residents are drawn to the beautiful countryside, the abundance of recreational opportunities and close proximity to great dining and shopping. Crossville is a growing, visionary city that serves as the golf capital of Tennessee. Overall, the local Crossville area retail market is in the middle of a 30% growth spurt. The total retail market is defined as all of Cumberland County and all or parts of eight surrounding counties. The total population for this market is approximately 115,000. The City of Crossville has a population of 10,796.

City's Top Products (Existing buildings, Land, Industrial Park Tracts, etc)
The following pages provide a good overview of what the City of Crossville offers in the way of available land. For more information about properties on this site, contact Industrial Recruiting Coordinator Billy Loggins at (931) 787-7205 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

Click on the descriptive headline below to go to that specific page, where maps, photos and aerial views are provided.

City-owned parcels available:

  • City of Crossville Interchange Business Park

       250 Interchange Drive (90 acres located off of Highway 127 North)

       Interchange Park Master Plan

Privately-owned parcels available:

Click here to go to TVA's economic development website to get more information about sites available.

Links

The following websites are listed as a resource for further information.  Content maintained on these websites is not under the control of, reviewed by nor necessarily endorsed by the City of Crossville.

Crossville Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce

Municipal Technical Advisory Service (MTAS)

Retire Tennessee

State of Tennesee

Assisted Living Information

Uplands Retirement Village

Good Samaritan Society Fairfield Glade

Cumberland Business Incubator

Low Cost Spay/Neuter Program

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20% CO2

Emissions Reduction

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Inhabitants

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Successful Programs

$ 48 Mil

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City of Crossville

People need police, sanitation, education, fire protection, housing, public transportation. Together we are going to make Urbanus the place over the rainbow, where every person will have his dream life.

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