Crossville weighs CPWA water/wastewater merger

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Crossville Council considers merging utilities into CPWA to curb infrastructure costs and potential rate increases.

WHO: Crossville City Council, City Attorney Randy York, CPWA General Manager Jeff Dyer

WHAT: Council deliberates a potential merger of Crossville’s water and wastewater operations into the Cumberland Plateau Water Authority (CPWA) via a November referendum authorization.

WHEN: Jun 3, 2026 at 10:59 AM ET

WHERE: Crossville, Tennessee

WHY: Rising infrastructure replacement costs, regulatory pressures from TDEC, and growth demands are driving consideration of regionalization to mitigate rate increases.

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