Clear Chattanooga is committed to keeping you informed on projects in your area. Our outreach includes Community Meetings, Information sessions with community groups and ribbon cuttings.
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Cleanout Cap March
In celebration of Public Works Week 2019, Clear Chattanooga teams took to the streets to replace damaged or missing cleanout caps. The caps provide our crews easy access to the wastewater system in the event of a clogged pipe.
Hamm Road Equalization Station Community Meetings
Clear Chattanooga held two Community Meetings for residents and business owners near the Hamm Road Equalization Stations project area. The meetings included information on the purpose of equalization stations, renderings of what the stations will look like once completed and an opportunity for community members to get their questions answered by City Staff and project engineers. Construction on this project is currently underway.
Hamm Road Community Meeting
September 27, 2018
Hixson Area Equalization Station Community Meetings
Clear Chattanooga held two Community meetings for residents and business owners near the Hixson Area Equalization Station project area. The meetings included information on the purpose of equalization stations, renderings of what the stations will look like once completed and an opportunity for community members to get their questions answered by City Staff and project engineers. This project is currently in development.
Hixson Area Community Meeting
November 13, 2019
East Brainerd Pipe Rehabilitation Community Meeting
East Brainerd Community Meeting
February 20, 2014
Highland Park Green Infrastructure Ribbon Cutting
The City’s reinvestment in the Highland Park neighborhood involved green infrastructure improvements. Green infrastructure is a way of managing stormwater that mimics the natural water cycle. This is done through planting trees, restoring wetlands and installing permeable pavement that allows stormwater runoff to filter through the pavement surface to a stone drainage system. Mayor Andy Berke held a ribbon cutting for the Green Infrastructure improvements in the Highland Park neighborhood in May 2018.
