WATER RATES, FLOCK CAMERAS, INFRASTRUCTURE AND MORE AT TUESDAY’S CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION
The Crossville City Council is set to convene for a comprehensive work session on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at 5:00 PM in Conference Room 317 of City Hall. Led by Mayor R.J. Crawford and City Manager Valerie Hale, city leaders will address an extensive 20-item agenda covering public safety, municipal infrastructure, and local economic development.
Key agenda highlights include:
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Public Safety & Technology: Council members will review a presentation on the Flock Camera System and discuss applying for a Department of Justice grant to purchase police safety vests.
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Utilities & Infrastructure: The session features crucial discussions regarding a water rate study, an update on Fire Station 1, and budget amendments for the Water Treatment Plant for fiscal year 2026-2027.
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Property & Development: Leaders will weigh potential actions on selling Dunbar Avenue lots, accepting Stone School Loop as a city street, transferring the Industrial Spec Building to the Industrial Development Board, and reviewing change orders for the Industrial Spec Building and Miller Avenue projects.
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Transportation & Aviation: Discussions are scheduled regarding the SR 462 Northwest Connector Phase 2 engineering contract, a flight training school operating agreement, and committee reports from the Airport Committee and the Cumberland Plateau Water Authority.
The meeting is open to the public and will begin with public comments before moving into the formal discussion items.
