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More than 1,400 miles of pipe — and growing!
If you like geography, you’ll love this story. Because a city that has grown as fast as Murfreesboro has – from a population of 40,000 in 1991 to 135,000 in
CUD strives to maintain safe drinking water standards
Consolidated Utility District has and will continue to meet all regulations from the United States Environmental Protection Agency and The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation for safe drinking water.
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 does Rutherford County water arrive in the home?
The question of how water arrives in your home is one that can be answered in many ways. In most cases, it starts with nature and rainfall. But at the
CUD Explains Plans for Infrastructure Improvements
Leadership and engineers with Consolidated Utility District met last week to finalize plans for upcoming water service improvements as the population of Rutherford County continues its upward surge. According to
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
CUD is hiring!
CUD is taking applications for the role of Utility Field Maintenance Technician. We look for bright, energetic people who want to contribute to a successful team. CUD offers competitive salaries
CUD celebrates its 50th anniversary!
Consolidated Utility District (CUD) of Rutherford County celebrated its 50th anniversary of service by holding a luncheon on October 9 that attracted state legislators and dignitaries. Author and educator Dr.
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 our
Five basic steps to help prevent frozen pipes
Winter is upon Middle Tennessee and with it arrives colder temperatures. With below freezing temperatures recently, freezing pipes can always be a concern for homeowners. As water freezes, it expands