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Lakeland City Manager Shares March Update: Infrastructure Improvements, New Community Center and Business Opportunities
The City Manager of Lakeland has shared an update on the city's recent activities. Despite a two-week break from public meetings, city officials have been focusing on improving the quality of life for residents and visitors. The Parks and Recreation Department has been running programs for all age groups and has announced sponsorship opportunities for local businesses. They are also preparing for the construction of the Lakeland Community Center, in partnership with the YMCA of the Midsouth.
Atoka Receives Over $400k Grant for Local Water and Sewer System Improvements
The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) has awarded the Town of Atoka a grant of $448,875. This grant is part of the Infrastructure Planning Grant (IPG) program, which aims to enhance water and sewer systems in rural communities. The IPG program, led by Governor Bill Lee and Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter, has allocated nearly $11 million to 50 applicants.
Lakeland City Manager's Weekly Update: Key Decisions and Updates from March 12, 2024
The City Manager of Lakeland, Tennessee, shared an update on the city's activities for the week of March 12, 2024. This coincided with the spring break week for the Lakeland School System, so no meetings were scheduled. The City Manager reviewed the previous week's meetings and shared operational updates.
Former Tipton County official indicted in payroll scheme
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A former Tipton County 911 official was fired and charged for reportedly stealing thousands of dollars through payroll, according to the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office. Glenda Brown served as the Assistant Director of the Tipton County Emergency Communications District. From October 21, 2022, through November 4, 2022, Brown received at least $6,150 in […]
$1M Secured for Tipton County Infrastructure to Support Blue Oval City Growth
Congressman David Kustoff has obtained $1M for Tipton County, Tennessee. The funds are for the West Tennessee Regional Utility Infrastructure Project, focusing on planning and developing a wastewater infrastructure system. This system will support both current and future growth in the region affected by Blue Oval City.
Unauthorized use of fire hydrant near Atoka Elementary School leads to discoloration in city's water system
ATOKA, Tenn. — Atoka residents are safe after officials said on Wednesday, March 6, they believe an unauthorized use of a fire hydrant near Atoka Elementary School caused water discoloration in the city's water system. The city said the discoloration posed no threat to Atoka citizens, including students and...
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