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.
Read MoreLocal environmental groups aid Clean Water Nashville by planting trees to keep rivers and streams clean.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreDodson Chapel Pumping Station and Equalization Facility are the subject of two major construction industry awards.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreAn exciting design to significantly improve the function, health and use of West Park will be completed this summer.
Read MoreShelby Park Rehabilitation and Cowan/Riverside Rehabilitation – began the comprehensive system renewal in vast areas of East and North Nashville. The projects will rehabilitate defective, 1960s-era sewer system pipes and service connections across many square miles of residential and commercial neighborhoods.
Read MoreCommunity outreach is an important component of Clean Water Nashville.
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