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Oct 29, 2026
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Oct 28, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Three (3) New ~11,500 GVW 4x4 SRW CNG Ext Cab w/ Standard Utility Bed, Flip Tops
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Oct 28, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Work includes approx. of 1,244 LF of 15" pipe lining, CIPP; 1680 LF of 18" pipe lining, CIPP (apply steam, hot water, or ultraviolet (UV) light); 643 LF of 20" pipe bursting; 150 LF of 18" pipe bursting; 110 VF 4' manhole lining, 1" thick cementitious lining; 50 LF 15-24" storm sewer replacement; 50 LF 30-48" storm sewer replacement.
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Knoxville
County
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Knox
Address
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445 S. Gay Street
Zip Code
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37902
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Knoxville Utilities Board
The Board approved the second and final reading of resolutions amending electric division rate schedules and the purchased power adjustment in response to TVA rate changes. Additionally, the Board selected five candidates to submit to the Mayor for Commissioner term consideration. The President's report included updates on water and wastewater projects in the Fort Sanders area, as well as an overview of ongoing grid modernization efforts to enhance service reliability.
The board adopted a resolution acknowledging the service of a departing commissioner and selected nominees to fill the upcoming vacancy. The President provided updates on state legislation, results from the customer satisfaction survey, and an overview of the natural gas meter exchange program. Additionally, the board approved a resolution honoring the retiring General Counsel for their long-standing service.
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The board meeting focused on several key items including the approval on the first reading of Resolution 1522 regarding amendments to electric rate schedules to align with TVA rate changes, particularly concerning new rate schedules for data centers. Additionally, Resolution 1523 was approved on the first reading to amend the purchased power adjustment of the electric division to reflect these new data center rate schedules. Other agenda items included reports on the organization's vegetation management program and commercial and industrial development activity. Furthermore, updates were provided regarding the application process and upcoming interviews for the upcoming Commissioner term beginning in January 2027.
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