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The Dyer Fire Department in cooperation with the State Fire Marshal’s office is offering to install free smoke alarms in the community. To get on the list, fill out an online form or call City Hall at (731) 692-3767.

We continue to accept responses to the plumbing survey. With the new Revised Lead and Copper Rule that went into effect in December of 2021, we are asking all water customers to complete a short Survey regarding your homes plumbing.

Mayor Chris Younger announced that the City of Dyer has been awarded a TDEC Local Parks & Recreation Fund Park Grant to finance more than $400,000 in improvements at the David Robinson Recreation Park.

City of Dyer Utilities is pleased to present its 2022 Consumer Confidence Report. The report shows no violations for the 2022 calendar year. Detailed testing information is available in the report as well as valuable information about the water system in Dyer.

The Draft Parks & Recreation Master Plan is done! The next step is to see what *you* think. Please have a look and let us know! Mayor Carroll says, “The parks master plan will be a roadmap for the City Board as it works to improve different areas in our town.” The plan includes major improvements for our parks, and a completed plan is necessary to apply for park grants.

The City of Dyer will begin providing bulk waste pickup to residential customers on October 11, 2022. This is a once per month service (usually on the 2nd Tuesday). To request a bulk pickup, residents can complete an online form or call City Hall during normal...

The City of Dyer and Gibson Connect have partnered to create a public high-speed Wi-Fi hotspot at the Dyer VFW (273 East College) in Dyer. It can be accessed from the parking area.

State and local officials were on hand at the Dyer Industrial Park on Thursday, September 3, where it was announced that Dyer now has a 32 acre Select Tennessee Certified Site. The Select Tennessee program helps communities like Dyer prepare industrial sites for private investment and job creation. The program sets rigorous standards to give companies detailed and reliable information during the site selection process.

Mayor Chris Younger announced on Tuesday that the City of Dyer will receive a $500,000 HOME program grant from the Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA) to help local families with home repairs.