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3 items to know about your STEP system, from CUD’s Joe Fisher
“Without wastewater treatment and disposal, even a million-dollar home would nosedive in value.” A strong statement from CUD Wastewater Supervisor Joe Fisher – especially given the amount of residential development
CUD and City of Murfreesboro Activate Contingency Water Supply
A new water service interconnection between Consolidated Utility District (CUD) and Murfreesboro Water Resources Department will keep water flowing to CUD customers even in the event of an emergency, such
Know the 3 key elements of your water bill
There are two times you’re most likely to carefully examine your water bill: When your usage spikes (“What did we do – water the whole neighborhood?”) and when your bill
What is hard water – and is it actually helpful?
Residents in middle Tennessee sometimes notice deposits in their household water that leaves a white film or a grain-like feel. This is a sign of hard water, which is common
How to Protect Your Neighborhood STEP System
STEP refers to Septic Tank Effluent Pump — a system of wastewater disposal that services many neighborhoods in Rutherford County. See this PDF document to learn more. STEP system mailer
Tips to thaw a frozen pipe
Cold temperatures remain constant for Murfreesboro, Tennessee during this winter season and at Consolidated Utility District of Rutherford County, freezing pipes are always a matter of concern among customers. In
Five basic steps to help prevent frozen pipes
As water freezes, it expands and causes pressure on pipes and they can bust as an end result. Damage can occur not only in the pipes, but other areas of
The great debate: Bottled water vs. Tap water
The debate of normal tap water versus bottled water has been a topic of conversation for years now. In a recent article from Upworthy, researchers examined a few different criteria
Water conservation tips for winter
Many think of the spring and summer time as the only seasons to conserve water. Sure, you use a significant amount during this span due to planting, gardening and other
Technology and research to improve Murfreesboro water standards in the future
The White House recently released a report on water and the challenges for the future. Climate change, population and competition for water are always noteworthy topics as they can directly