Livingston Awaiting Hazard Mitigation Grant Feedback On How To Move Forward
Livingston’s frustrations with TEMA and FEMA continue as the agencies leaves the city in a wait and see situation on its hazard mitigation grant application. Mayor Curtis Hayes said the agencies mentioned another pot of money may be available but have not shared specifics. “We’re in the hurry up and wait mode,” Hayes said. “The […]
Livingston Regional Hospital Crosswalk Project Being Studied
A joint crosswalk project between Livingston and Livingston Regional Hospital has been tabled to study drainage issues. Mayor Curtis Hayes said the project would create a crosswalk at Oak Street about six inches above the ground. Hayes said the city wants to take a deeper look to avoid puddling. “With that area already having a […]
Livingston PD Getting Patrol Vehicles, Paving And OT Pay Through Grant
Livingston has been awarded a $329,000 state grant that will bring several additions to the police department. UCDD Deputy Director Tommy Lee said the money will be used for eight used patrol vehicles, paving of the parking lot and overtime pay for officers. “In late December, the Tennessee Department of Health announced the confinement facilities […]
Livingston Could Improve Payment Process Of Hotel Motel Tax
An amendment to Livingston’s Hotel Motel Tax Ordinance could be on the way after a Tuesday town hall with local short-term rental owners. The meeting served as an open discussion over the 4 percent city tax due on the 20th of each month. Property Owner Cody Campbell said the city should explore filing with Airbnb […]
Livingston Getting Natural Gas Refund After Rate Case Ruling
Livingston will receive a some $35,000 refund towards its natural gas fund after a rate change from its supplier. Mayor Curtis Hayes said the ruling came down from the Tennessee Regulatory Authority. “Makes me feel good when we have money returning back to that particular account in natural gas,” Hayes said. “That just gives us […]
Livingston Aldermen Approve One-Time Bonus For Employees
Livingston city employees who worked during the pandemic will receive a $700 one-time bonus. The Board of Aldermen approved the $56,000 expenditure. Mayor Curtis Hayes said the checks will come out as quickly as possible. “They’ve all had face to face contact with the general public in this pandemic, and so, it’s very deserving,” Hayes […]
Livingston And LRH Considering Crosswalk Improvements On Oak St.
The town of Livingston and Livingston Regional gathering price estimates to improve pedestrian safety around the hospital. Mayor Curtis Hayes said the proposed project includes flashing lights and speed humps at already established crosswalks. “The police department went over and put their electronic speed detector down, and the average speed I think Greg was 35 […]
Livingston Aldermen And Mayor Discuss Flatt Creek Road Water Project
A Livingston water project that would extend city water to Flatt Creek Road could be reconsidered. Alderman David Langford brought the item to the Board of Aldermen’s attention Monday. Mayor Curtis Hayes said the project has not been discussed for about a year. “We’ve had water in Hilham for a very long time,” Hayes said. […]
Overton Declines Retail Consultant, City To Consider Full Price Tag
Livingston Mayor Curtis Hayes said Overton County will not pay half of the $30,000 price tag for a retail consultant. “They’ve declined the decision to pay for the other half at this time,” Hayes said. “So the city council will be talking about this next Monday night on if they want to pick up the […]
Livingston Spring Cleanup Week Starts This Week
The city of Livingston will be having Spring Cleanup Week starting Monday. Mayor Curtis Hayes said this event is a perfect way to get rid of their junk that’s cluttering up their spaces. “This is a good opportunity for folks to clean out their basement, their garage, or any discarded items they just don’t want […]
