Crossville Council Votes To Leave Mayberry Seat Vacant
The Crossville City Council will leave the seat of the late Council Member James Mayberry vacant for the remainder of his term. Mayor R.J. Crawford said the council had the option to appoint a replacement for the final four months of the term. Crawford said the decision followed a review of the city charter and […]
Crossville Council Halts Development Of New Data Centers
Crossville City Council approved the second reading of an ordinance Tuesday to establish a 24-month moratorium on the development of new data centers. Mayor R.J. Crawford said the temporary halt serves as a protective measure while the Planning Commission works with Cumberland County to develop unified standards for the facilities. Crawford said the city chose […]
Crossville Council Approves New Data Center Moratorium
Crossville City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance Tuesday to establish a two-year moratorium on data centers within the city limits. Mayor RJ Crawford said the moratorium provides time for officials to establish proper guidelines and ensure that these facilities do not over-extend the city. Cumberland County has passed a similar ruling. “I […]
Crossville Businessman And Civic Leader Mayberry Dies
Crossville City Council Member James Mayberry passed away Monday morning. Mayberry previously served as Mayor Of Crossville from 2014-2022. He is also the owner of Mayberry Complete Home Furnishings in Cookeville and Crossville. Crossville City Manager Valerie Hale said in a statement Mayberry truly loved the city. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Crossville Budget Passed With No Property Tax Increase
The Crossville City Council passed a new fiscal year budget Thursday that maintains the current property tax rate while adjusting utility fees to cover the cost of service. Finance Director Nathan Clouse said the city will hold the property tax rate at 0.6059 for the upcoming 2026-2027 fiscal year. Clouse said the rate is effectively […]
Crossville Council Considers Regional Water Referendum
The Crossville City Council moving toward a November referendum to let voters decide whether to transfer key water infrastructure assets to the Cumberland Plateau Water Authority. The decision would effectively clear the path for a regional water merger. City Attorney Randy York said the referendum would specifically ask voters to authorize the conveyance of approximately […]
Crossville Fire Station One Upgrades Approved
Crossville City Council approved a renovation and expansion plan for Fire Station Number One Tuesday that includes a six-bay design. Mayor Pro Tem Art Gernt introduced the measure to advance the construction project at the Henry Avenue facility. The project came in over budget. “Which is the headquarters as presented with the six bay drawing […]
Crossville Proposes Two Million Dollar Sports Turf Investment
Crossville officials proposing a $2 million investment to install sports turf at the Centennial Park complex as part of a strategic push to boost local tourism and remain competitive with neighboring cities. Crossville Leisure Services Director Ethan Medley said the project would focus on turfing the infields of the baseball and softball facilities while maintaining […]
Crossville Approves Infrastructure, Greenway Funding
Crossville officials approved a $116,000 sewer line replacement during a special called meeting Friday. Director of Engineering Tim Begley said the sewer project involves 450 feet of line located in front of the old winery where a new convenience store will open. Begley said the city opted to use enterprise funds for the work rather […]
Crossville Council Praise City Manager In Annual Review
The Crossville City Council giving high marks to City Manager Valerie Hale following her latest annual performance review. Council Member James Mayberry said the evaluation focused on several key areas, including how the city manager interacts with employees, communicates with residents, and carries out the priorities of the mayor and council. Hale received an average […]
