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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City Cemetery

NEW - Search Crossville City Cemetery

 

The City owns and maintains the Crossville City Cemetery located on E. First Street and Frost Cemetery located on Sparta Drive.  Lots are available for sale at City Cemetery and may be purchased at City Hall or through any of the local funeral homes.  The following price and fee schedule is in effect:




 

Size

 City Resident 

 Non-Resident 

 Opening & Closing 

Mon-Fri

Opening & Closing

 Saturday morning*

Opening & Closing

Saturday afternoon/Sunday**

Regular

 4.5'X11'

$300

$400

$650

$750

$850

Hollow Section

4.5'X11'

$100

$125

$650

$750

$850

Child (Hillside)

4' X 6'

$150

$200

$350

$450

$550

Cremains

3' X 3'

$75

$100

$150

$200

$300

Dis-Internment

 

 

 

$1,300

$1,500

$1,700

*Services on Saturday started no later than 12:00 noon
**Services starting after noon on Saturdays and services on Sundays
 

City Manager

Greg Wood

City Manager

 Monthly Reports

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Born and raised in Southern California, Mr. Wood Joined the Air Force at 17, spending the next 35 years serving on active duty and a reservist. He received an AS degree in Meteorology from the Community College of the Air Force; a BA in Political Science from the University of West Florida; a Master's in Public Administration from the University of West Florida; and a Certification in Health Care Administration from the USAF School of Health Care Sciences.

Having the honor of serving 35 years in the Air Force, Greg rose through the ranks to retire as a Lt Colonel.  He also commanded Air Evacuation units in support of Iraqi Freedom including Balad AB, Iraq.

Later he served as a City and County manager in Florida and Georgia, but also various specialized positions such as economic development and emergency management in a purposely eclectic background to gain the skill set to function as a local government CEO/CAO.

Greg Wood is married with two daughters, one granddaughter, and two dogs – one rescue and one "Panda" German Shepard.  Mr.  Wood enjoys woodturning and photography, finds his favorite part of Crossville to be the climate, the location and the many recreational opportunities.

 

City Clerk

Val

Valerie Hale

931-456-5680

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Document Center



 

 

 

The City Clerk's Office maintains and preserves all public records, contracts, the city seal, ordinance books, resolution books, and minutes of the City Council, Beer Board, and other boards and committees. In addition the City Clerk's Office is responsible for the City's adherence to established regulations governing permitting, licensing, and public notices. In day-to-day activities, the City Clerk serves as the office responsible for business licenses, beer permits, liquor licenses, solicitation permits, peddler permits, taxicab permits, obtaining easements, preparation of Council agendas, packets, and minutes, maintenance of the City Hall building, annexations, contract oversight, and grant administration. 

 

 

 

 

 

Subcategories

Urbanus Statistics

20% CO2

Emissions Reduction

1,200 000

Inhabitants

729

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.

Peter Hershell