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Water conservation a heavy topic in today’s world
Water conservation practices are the focus of many discussions these days. From local farmers across the land to the average, everyday water consumer, it will be the standard thing to
CUD Employee Tyler Allen Deploys to Kuwait with the National Guard 230th Signal Company
CUD Meter Technician Tyler Allen is deploying to Kuwait with this National Guard Unit. He is expected to be gone a year. From the State of Tennessee Website: NASHVILLE, Tenn. –
CUD Remembers William Waite
We have lost a cherished friend and valued colleague. Commissioner William Waite passed away November 19, 2016 at the age of 73. William Waite served on Consolidated Utility District of
Summer is ideal time to plan for fall projects
Summer has set in this month and with it the heat has arrived. Many are taking in this time with vacations and get aways and are enjoying one of our
Make water a priority during summer months
Summer is near in Rutherford County and many are seeking the outdoors for various reasons. Whether it be a trip to the lake or an outdoor cookout, many are enjoying
Spring water conservation tips
Spring is in full swing and many have already planted their flowers and started gardening. While April showers bring May flowers, the practice of water conservation by using the best
Businesses comprise large part of water usage
Many understand the impact of Murfreesboro water usage as a consumer, but there is a question if everyone understands water usage when it revolves around businesses. Households for the most
Many have stake in water availability
Last week, World Water Day was celebrated around the globe. In a recent article from The World Bank, water is examined in reference to the way it transforms the daily
Global, local practices will impact future of water
At CUD, we strive to provide the safest drinking water in Rutherford County. At the same time, we also look toward the future and take note of best practices and
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