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Dyersburg approves emergency wastewater repair, water-line replacement and other departmental purchases; police secure new SRT space
Summary
The board approved multiple bids and emergency repairs at its Oct. 6 meeting, including an emergency wastewater gearbox replacement, a 2,800-foot 8-inch water-line replacement on Viar Road, installation of anode beds at Dyersburg High School property, and use of a city-owned building for the police special response team funded from the drug fund.
At its Oct. 6 meeting the Dyersburg Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a series of budgeted purchases and emergency repairs for several city departments and approved securing space for the police special response team.
City staff reported that the police department will install security at a city-owned building (the back half of the Vocational Rehabilitation building, adjacent to the Emergency Operations Center) to house special response team equipment. The work will be paid from the city’s drug fund and is to be performed by local contractor West Tennessee Communications; the police chief said the front…
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