We are currently accepting applications for two board positions with five-year terms on the Greeneville Housing Authority. Applications will be accepted until June 3rd at 5 p.m. For more information or to apply, please visit our website: www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
Town of Greeneville offices will be closed Monday, May 25th for Memorial Day.
There will be no residential garbage collection on Monday, May 25. It will be collected along with Tuesday's collection on May 26. Commercial front-load service will run Monday as scheduled.
We honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. 🇺🇸🗽
There will be no residential garbage collection on Monday, May 25. It will be collected along with Tuesday's collection on May 26. Commercial front-load service will run Monday as scheduled.
We honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. 🇺🇸🗽
Town of Greeneville has officially named Scott Keith as Public Works Director. He has been serving as the Interim Director since the beginning of April. Prior to that, he served as the Assistant Public Works Director since being hired in August 2023. During this time with the Town, he has planned and directed the daily operations of the department, as well as prepared the annual budgets for roadway and municipal solid waste. He has collaborated with other departments, administration, and elected officials on public works and infrastructure projects. Keith has also been responsible for managing the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit program.
Keith has more than 26 years of experience in Public Works. He is an APWA Certified Public Works Professional and a Certified Public Manager. He is Tennessee Certified as a Landfill Operator and an Erosion Control Inspector Level 1.
Keith has many years of experience in transportation operations and large-scale projects. In a previous role, he planned and directed the work of a 65-person transportation operations team. He has developed and directed traffic signal and intelligent transportation maintenance programs. He has many years of experience developing and maintaining GIS (Geographic Information System) databases for traffic signal integration.
Keith is a U.S. Army Combat Veteran. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geography / GIS from the University of South Florida.
Keith has more than 26 years of experience in Public Works. He is an APWA Certified Public Works Professional and a Certified Public Manager. He is Tennessee Certified as a Landfill Operator and an Erosion Control Inspector Level 1.
Keith has many years of experience in transportation operations and large-scale projects. In a previous role, he planned and directed the work of a 65-person transportation operations team. He has developed and directed traffic signal and intelligent transportation maintenance programs. He has many years of experience developing and maintaining GIS (Geographic Information System) databases for traffic signal integration.
Keith is a U.S. Army Combat Veteran. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geography / GIS from the University of South Florida.
Open Board Positions
Currently, there are two available positions for the Industrial Development Board of Greene County. These positions are for Town of Greeneville representatives. Applicants must be duly qualified electors of the municipality, which means that a person is qualified to vote in an election of the "municipality," as that term is defined in Tenn. Code Ann. § 7-53-101(10), in this case, qualified to vote in the Town of Greeneville.
Applications will be accepted until Tuesday, May 12 at 5 pm. City Council will appoint two people to these positions at a future City Council meeting. Interested, qualified candidates can apply on our website: https://www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
Currently, there are two available positions for the Industrial Development Board of Greene County. These positions are for Town of Greeneville representatives. Applicants must be duly qualified electors of the municipality, which means that a person is qualified to vote in an election of the "municipality," as that term is defined in Tenn. Code Ann. § 7-53-101(10), in this case, qualified to vote in the Town of Greeneville.
Applications will be accepted until Tuesday, May 12 at 5 pm. City Council will appoint two people to these positions at a future City Council meeting. Interested, qualified candidates can apply on our website: https://www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
NOTICE: Please use caution on Old Tusculum Road in the area near Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Church. A residential contractor is working on a new driveway adjacent to the church. Expect some delays if traveling in that area.
NOTICE: Historic Weapons Demonstrations (including musket / black powder) are planned for 12, 1, 2, and 3 pm on Saturday, April 25 in Fox Park near the Babb Cabin at 101 W McKee Street, Greeneville.
Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary in Greene County at Greene Heritage Days! This event is a collaboration between the Greeneville Greene County History Museum, the Greene County Heritage Trust, and the David Crockett Birthplace State Park. On Saturday, April 25 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., everyone is invited to the Museum’s Babb Cabin at 101 W McKee Street in Greeneville, Tennessee.
Visitors can expect to experience living history with tomahawk throwing and musket demonstrations. Those with green thumbs can prepare for spring at the seed swap. One of the most pivotal battles of the Revolutionary War comes to life through storytelling by members of the Overmountain Victory Trail Association, describing the journey to and victory at Kings Mountain. Visitors can also enjoy delicious offerings from food trucks and unique items from craft vendors.
Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary in Greene County at Greene Heritage Days! This event is a collaboration between the Greeneville Greene County History Museum, the Greene County Heritage Trust, and the David Crockett Birthplace State Park. On Saturday, April 25 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., everyone is invited to the Museum’s Babb Cabin at 101 W McKee Street in Greeneville, Tennessee.
Visitors can expect to experience living history with tomahawk throwing and musket demonstrations. Those with green thumbs can prepare for spring at the seed swap. One of the most pivotal battles of the Revolutionary War comes to life through storytelling by members of the Overmountain Victory Trail Association, describing the journey to and victory at Kings Mountain. Visitors can also enjoy delicious offerings from food trucks and unique items from craft vendors.
UPDATE: Old Tusculum is open again. Speed humps are installed. They will be marked on Monday once asphalt has had some time to cure. There will be barrels and caution signs placed at each location for the weekend.
PUBLIC NOTICE: There will not be a Historic Zoning Commission meeting on Tuesday, April 21 due to lack of business.
NOTICE: Town of Greeneville Public Works and Police Department will have Old Tusculum Road from Oak Grove Road to Erwin Highway temporarily CLOSED on Thursday, April 16 from 9 a.m. until approximately 3 p.m. to install speed humps.
Accommodations will be made for local traffic (if you live or work within the closed area). However, no through traffic will be allowed during the closure.
Accommodations will be made for local traffic (if you live or work within the closed area). However, no through traffic will be allowed during the closure.
Greeneville City Council will have Budget Workshops for Fiscal Year 2027 on three Tuesdays: April 21 at 3 pm, April 28 at 4 pm, and May 12 at 4 pm.
These will be held in the G. Thomas Love Boardroom at Greeneville Energy Authority, 110 N College Street. These are open to the public and will be live streamed on Facebook and YouTube.
These will be held in the G. Thomas Love Boardroom at Greeneville Energy Authority, 110 N College Street. These are open to the public and will be live streamed on Facebook and YouTube.
Greeneville Parks & Recreation is hosting the South Atlantic Carolinas Conference Championship for Women's Beach Volleyball at the Greeneville Beach Complex on East Vann Road in Hardin Park. Team practice will start Thursday, April 9th at 3 p.m. The competition takes place Friday, April 10th and Saturday, April 11th. The SAC is comprised of 13 NCAA Division II colleges and universities. For Beach Volleyball, the SAC collaborates with the Carolinas Conference to round out the Beach Volleyball teams.
There are six teams playing in the championships. Carson-Newman University and Tusculum University are two area teams that will be vying for the win. Carson-Newman is seeded #1 with Tusculum #3. Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina are the states bringing teams to the championship.
Matches begin at 9:30 a.m. Friday morning. A full schedule can be found here: https://thesac.com/championships/beach_vb_champ
The Greeneville Beach Complex was built by the Parks and Recreation department and contractors to repurpose unused softball fields. Beach volleyball has become one of the fastest growing sports in the United States. Partial funding for the complex came from the State of Tennessee Tourism Enhancement Grant or “TEG” Program.
There are six teams playing in the championships. Carson-Newman University and Tusculum University are two area teams that will be vying for the win. Carson-Newman is seeded #1 with Tusculum #3. Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina are the states bringing teams to the championship.
Matches begin at 9:30 a.m. Friday morning. A full schedule can be found here: https://thesac.com/championships/beach_vb_champ
The Greeneville Beach Complex was built by the Parks and Recreation department and contractors to repurpose unused softball fields. Beach volleyball has become one of the fastest growing sports in the United States. Partial funding for the complex came from the State of Tennessee Tourism Enhancement Grant or “TEG” Program.
Town of Greeneville has named Scott Keith as Interim Public Works Director. Keith has been the Assistant Public Works Director since he was hired in August 2023. He has more than 26 years of experience in Public Works. He is an APWA Certified Public Works Professional and a Certified Public Manager. Keith has many years of experience in transportation operations and large-scale projects. The Director position will be posted soon.
WE ARE HIRING!
Check out the opportunities we have to work for the Town of Greeneville!
Visit our website for more information or to apply! https://www.greenevilletn.gov/page/employment
Parks and Recreation - Part-Time Summer Help
Public Works Department Welder
Development Services Department Planner/GIS
Public Works Department (Landfill) Heavy Equipment Operator
Police Department - we're always accepting applications for full-time and auxiliary
Check out the opportunities we have to work for the Town of Greeneville!
Visit our website for more information or to apply! https://www.greenevilletn.gov/page/employment
Parks and Recreation - Part-Time Summer Help
Public Works Department Welder
Development Services Department Planner/GIS
Public Works Department (Landfill) Heavy Equipment Operator
Police Department - we're always accepting applications for full-time and auxiliary
Town of Greeneville offices will be closed on Friday, April 3rd in observance of Good Friday. We will re-open on Monday, April 6th. The next City Council meeting will be on Tuesday, April 7th at 4 pm in the G. Thomas Love Boardroom at GEA, 110 N College Street.
Another opportunity to serve our community! This time for the Airport.
Open Board Position
There is one open position available on the Greeneville Municipal Airport Authority. This will be a five-year term. Applications are being accepted until Friday, April 10 at noon.
Visit our website for more information and application:
https://www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
Open Board Position
There is one open position available on the Greeneville Municipal Airport Authority. This will be a five-year term. Applications are being accepted until Friday, April 10 at noon.
Visit our website for more information and application:
https://www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
Open Board Positions
There are currently three open positions available on the Greeneville Municipal Parking Authority. These are two-year terms. Applications are being accepted until Monday, April 6 at 5 pm.
Visit our website for more information and application:
https://www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
There are currently three open positions available on the Greeneville Municipal Parking Authority. These are two-year terms. Applications are being accepted until Monday, April 6 at 5 pm.
Visit our website for more information and application:
https://www.greenevilletn.gov/page/boards
Town of Greeneville Removes Recycling Containers from Greene County Partnership Location
The Town of Greeneville Public Works Department has removed the recycling containers (dumpsters) located at the Greene County Partnership site, effective immediately.
This action follows continued misuse of the containers, including the improper disposal of materials and littering around the site. Posted signage on the containers clearly states: “If containers are full, please take materials to a different facility or to the Greene County Convenience Center. Please do not leave items on the ground. Thank you for your cooperation.” Despite these instructions, materials have repeatedly been left outside the containers.
Littering not only detracts from the appearance of the area but also creates broader environmental concerns. Loose materials can be carried by wind to other parts of Greeneville and enter the Town’s stormwater system, potentially causing significant drainage issues. Additionally, improper disposal can lead to soil and water contamination.
The Town reminds residents that responsible recycling helps keep Greeneville clean and protects local infrastructure and natural resources. If similar misuse continues at other Town recycling locations, additional container removals may become necessary.
The Town of Greeneville appreciates the community’s cooperation and commitment to keeping our community clean.
There are containers at the following locations in Greeneville:
• Greene County Farmer’s Co-Op at 1414 W Main St
• Greeneville Middle School at 433 E Vann Road
• Hal Henard Elementary School at 425 E Vann Road
The Greene County Convenience Centers list can be found here: https://www.greenecountytngov.com/solid-waste/
The Town of Greeneville Public Works Department has removed the recycling containers (dumpsters) located at the Greene County Partnership site, effective immediately.
This action follows continued misuse of the containers, including the improper disposal of materials and littering around the site. Posted signage on the containers clearly states: “If containers are full, please take materials to a different facility or to the Greene County Convenience Center. Please do not leave items on the ground. Thank you for your cooperation.” Despite these instructions, materials have repeatedly been left outside the containers.
Littering not only detracts from the appearance of the area but also creates broader environmental concerns. Loose materials can be carried by wind to other parts of Greeneville and enter the Town’s stormwater system, potentially causing significant drainage issues. Additionally, improper disposal can lead to soil and water contamination.
The Town reminds residents that responsible recycling helps keep Greeneville clean and protects local infrastructure and natural resources. If similar misuse continues at other Town recycling locations, additional container removals may become necessary.
The Town of Greeneville appreciates the community’s cooperation and commitment to keeping our community clean.
There are containers at the following locations in Greeneville:
• Greene County Farmer’s Co-Op at 1414 W Main St
• Greeneville Middle School at 433 E Vann Road
• Hal Henard Elementary School at 425 E Vann Road
The Greene County Convenience Centers list can be found here: https://www.greenecountytngov.com/solid-waste/
Please join the Town of Greeneville in celebrating the retirement of Public Works Director William Barner.
A retirement reception will be held immediately following the Greeneville City Council meeting on Tuesday, February 17, which begins at 4:00 p.m.
Mr. Barner has proudly served the Town of Greeneville for 44 years, including three years as Public Works Director.
A retirement reception will be held immediately following the Greeneville City Council meeting on Tuesday, February 17, which begins at 4:00 p.m.
Mr. Barner has proudly served the Town of Greeneville for 44 years, including three years as Public Works Director.
From the Greeneville Water Commission 2/6/2026:
GREENEVILLE WATER COMMISSION WILL HAVE THE 500 BLOCK OF EAST BARTON RIDGE ROAD COMPLETELY CLOSED DUE TO A WATER LEAK @ 505 EAST BARTON RIDGE ROAD FROM THE EAST CHURCH INTERSECTION AND DETOURING TRAFFIC ON UP EAST CHURCH STREET & ONTO SKYVIEW DRIVE AROUND THE LEAK.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL JEFF AT 1-423-798-2040
GREENEVILLE WATER COMMISSION WILL HAVE THE 500 BLOCK OF EAST BARTON RIDGE ROAD COMPLETELY CLOSED DUE TO A WATER LEAK @ 505 EAST BARTON RIDGE ROAD FROM THE EAST CHURCH INTERSECTION AND DETOURING TRAFFIC ON UP EAST CHURCH STREET & ONTO SKYVIEW DRIVE AROUND THE LEAK.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL JEFF AT 1-423-798-2040
UPDATE: The Roby Adult Center will now be closed for the full day, Thursday, February 5.