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."
Tammie French, Department Director
837 Industrial Boulevard
Crossville, Tennessee 38555
Telephone: (931) 456-6632
Fax: (931) 456-4525
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Billy Loggins - Marketing & Public Relations
931-787-1956
The Codes Administration Department ensures that the public's safety, health and general welfare are secure by enforcing Codes standards governing new construction, existing housing, manufactured homes and signs. Responsibilities of this department include: building permit issuance and inspection, floodplain management, building condemnations, removal of disabled vehicles, property maintenance, high grass, and the enforcement of other standards and regulations found in the Crossville Municipal Code and Ordinance.
Does Your Project Require a Permit?
The City of Crossville currently uses following codes:
2012 International Building Code
2009 International Energy Conservation Code
2012 International Fire Code
2012 International Property Maintenance Code
2012 International Plumbing Code
2012 International Residential Code (one and two family dwellings)
2012 NFPA Life Safety Code 101
2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design
2012 International Mechanical Code
2012 International Fuel Gas Code
Contact Us:
Jeff Kerley - (931) 456-1830
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The City Engineering Department is an intricate part of the City's planning and development and serves as support to all other Departments in the City. The Engineering Department acts as a liaison to contracted engineering firms and consultants and is involved in many of the City's Projects as well as acting coordinator for State Projects in this area. The Engineering Department also houses the City of Crossville's GIS (Geographical Information Systems) Department and Stormwater program.
| Director of Engineering: Tim Begley - 931-456-6172 Planning Administrator & GIS: Kevin Dean - 931-456-8464 Engineering Assistant: Kevin Oakes - 931-787-1692 Engineering Technician / Stormwater Coordinator: Heath Blaylock - 931-456-6947 Urban Forester: Seth Harrison-931-456-5682 (position funded by USDA Forest Service & the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry) |
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Hours M-F 7:00-5:00
Jeff Johnson Director
5581 Plateau Rd.
Crossville TN 38571
PHONE 931-277-5126
FAX 931-277-5562
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Water Rates
Inside City: $5.34/1,000 Gals
Outside City: $8.02/1,000 Gals
A minimum fee for 2,000 gallons will be charged regardless of consumption
An additional charge of 10% will be added to all bills not paid by the discount date stated on the bill.
Payment Options
Online Payment Fee Schedule
Up to $50: $1.50
$51 - $100: $2.95
$101 - $150: $3.95
$151 - $300: $4.95
$301 - $600: $6.95
$601 - $999: $9.95
$1000 - up: 3%
Leak Adjustments - Customers can receive two adjustments per year provided the bill is over 50% of their average bill. Customers will be asked to provide two meter readings collected 3 days apart, after leak is fixed.
Water Meter - Please keep all meters free of weeds, trees, rocks, debris, or other structures which hinder reading and maintenance work. No fences shall be erected around meters without gates accessible from the street directly, and in close proximity, to the meter. No animals shall be kept around meters which could be hazardous to city employees or their representatives.
Service Establishment Fees - Non-refundable service charge for new accounts (payable upon application for service):
a. Residential/homeowner: $50
b. Residential/renter: $75
c. Commercial/industrial: $75
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