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COLUMBIA DAM NOW, A Grassroots Organization Of Stakeholders Proposes Solutions To Water Issues In Middle Tennessee, Aims To Preserve Duck River

Maury County, Tennessee Is Experiencing Growing Pain And Has Water Issues Because Of Accelerated Development. A Group Of Citizen Activists And Stakeholders, COLUMBIA DAM NOW, Are Proposing A Real-World Solution That Questions The Demolition Of The Columbia Dam And Calls For Its Rebuilding To Save The Duck River Watershed From Destruction And Solve The Water Issues Of Middle Tennessee.

Study Says Cumberland River Pipeline To Maury, Williamson Counties Could Cost $2B

A Pipeline Supplying Water From The Cumberland River To The Fast-Growing Maury And Williamson Counties Is Feasible, But It Could Cost Up To $1.9 Billion In 2025 Dollars, According To A Feasibility Study Released This Week.

Columbia City Council Jacks Up Water Rates In Face Of Opposition, Rumblings Of Lawsuits Discussed

Paying For A $520 Million Water Intake On The Duck River Has Required The Columbia City Council To Raise Water Rates By Nearly 150% In Twenty Percent Increments Over Five Years And To Increase The Utility’s Impact Fees For New Customers.

Columbia Tennessee Council To Cast Critical Vote On Water Project Thursday Night, Critics Sound Alarm

Critics Of Columbia, Tennessee’s Water Pipeline Project Are Warning Citizens To Oppose The Vote On A $500 Million Water Intake Project. Activists Are Warning That Utility Rates Will Dramatically Increase, Debt Created By The Project Would Tax Citizens And Ratepayers For Decades To Come, And That Additional Stress Will Be Placed On The Endangered Duck River.

Columbia Water Pipeline Funding Delayed, Serious Financial Questions Remain Unanswered

Chairman Jason Gilliam, Maury County GOP, Has Tried For Years To Persuade Public Officials In Columbia, Tennessee And Surrounding Areas To Consider All The Facts Related To The Cost Of A Major Water Project, And He Has Called For A Pause In Grant Funding For A Proposed Pipeline Project.

Tennessee Waste Task Force Eyes Changes To Law Allowing Local Rejection Of Landfills

Tennessee Lawmakers And Other Members Of The State’s Solid Waste Task Force Hinted Tuesday That They Are Considering Changing A Law That Has Allowed Local Governing Bodies To Approve Or Deny Landfill Proposals For Nearly 40 Years.

Tennessee Utility Company Used Taxpayer Money To Hire Lobbyists For Pipeline Project Approval That Will Cost Locals Millions

Columbia Power And Water Systems In Maury County, Tennessee, Used $360,000 Of Taxpayer Money To Hire Lobbyists To Seek Approval From The State For A Pipeline Project That Will Cost Locals $520 Million.

Columbia, Tennessee Council To Cast Critical Vote On Half Billion Dollar Water Project

Opponents Of Columbia’s Proposed Water Project Point To Less Costly Alternatives And Sharply Criticize The Water Rate Increase That Has Passed On First Reading.

Columbia Dam Rebuild By TVA Vs. Local Cost Of Pipeline

Maury County, Tennessee And Surrounding Areas Are At An Inflection Point In Solving Their Current Water Supply Woes, Economic Development Initiatives, And Population Growth. A Solution Hinges On The Tennessee Valley Authority.

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