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Water Quality Report

April 6, 2009

 

Click here (large file) or here (sm file) to view our current
Water Quality Report.

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Trash/Bagged Leaf/Yard Waste Collection

August 13, 2009

 

The following links provide information about the current Trash/Bagged Leaf/Yard Waste Collection routes, schedules and regulations.

 

Information

Current Schedule

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Report a Street Light Outage

December 22, 2009

 

Please report all City street
light outages to 247-(LITE)
or 423-247-5483.
 

For more info please click here.

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NACWA Award

November 12, 2010

 

The Kingsport Wastewater Treatment Plant received The Silver Peak Performance award from the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA).

The award recognizes wastewater treatment plants for outstanding compliance of their discharge permits.  This award is a reflection of the City’s commitment to clean water.

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Report A Manhole Overflow

March 14, 2011

 

To report a manhole overflow:

 

Monday-Friday, 7:00am - 3:30pm: 229-9454

 

All other times: 246-9111

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Stormwater Utility

December 16, 2011

 

The Federal Clean Water Act requires cities with more than 10,000 residents to implement a stormwater program to control and monitor polluted stormwater runoff.

 

To learn more click here and here.

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Garbage Collection

January 6, 2012

 

For current schedule and information about garbage collection, click the links below.

 

Information

 

Current Schedule

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Kingsport Water/Sewer Now On FACEBOOK

January 30, 2013

 

The City of Kingsport Water/Sewer is now on Facebook.

 

Like us on Facebook!

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2012 Directors Award

February 25, 2013

The award recognizes dedication to improved water quality through plant optimization.  This is the fourth consecutive year the water plant has received this award.  The Kingsport Water Plant is one of only three plants in the state to receive this year’s award.

Director's Corner

  • STORMWATER UTILITY

    The City of Kingsport is implementing a stormwater utility. The Federal Clean Water Act requires cities with more than 10,000 residents to implement a stormwater program to control and monitor polluted stormwater runoff. This federal requirement is unfunded, meaning that each city must find a way to pay for the program. In addition, the City wishes to address long-standing stormwater flooding issues that affect local citizens. Many cities in Tennessee, including Johnson City, have already implemented stormwater programs.

    Informational fliers have been inserted in the water billing statments regarding stormwater, the purpose of the stormwater utility, fee structure, and the point of contact for questions.

    Information is also provided online by visiting the stormwater management link.  

    Thanks,

    Ryan

     

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