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Established on September 13, 1954, Hallsdale-Powell Utility District is among largest utility districts in Tennessee, providing utilities in North Knox County, Anderson County and Union County. The company provides a variety of services that include engineering, wastewater management, and water operations and treatment. The District s water distribution service covers over 100 square miles and serves approximately 26,000 customer accounts. The wastewater treatment plant receives sanitary domestic sewage from approximately 20,400 sewer taps and flow from a number of major industrial users. Through a several step process, impurities are removed to make water potentially reusable in the region. The company has online options for customer service including service connections, billing and payment info, rates, fees and alerts. Hallsdale-Powell Utility District is located in Knoxville, Tenn.

On behalf of the Board of Commissioners and staff, we would like to welcome you to Cumberland Utility District's Website As part of our ongoing maintenance program, Cumberland Utility District will be flushing water mains in the Roane County service area beginning August 16, 2010 and ending approximately August 27, 2010. More information Cumberland Utility District is a non-profit Water Municipality that sells potable ( safe and regulated ) drinking water to rural parts of Roane and Morgan Counties. The District's main facility, which has the Business Office and Treatment Facility, is located in Roane County, 3201 Harriman Highway, TN 37748 Harriman The District's major elements are ; River intake with a Raw Water Pumping and Transmission System, Water Treatment Operation, Potable Water Distribution and Transmission System, Distribution and Maintenance Operation and Business Office. Raw Water is withdrawn from the Little Emory River and is pumped to the water treatment plant under state regulations. The treatment facility is classified as a Surface Water Treatment Facility and has a treatment capacity of 2.5 Million Gallons per Day ( MGD ). The treatment process is basically turbidity removal. A coagulant is added to the Raw Water to help settle out suspended particles before filtration. Filtration units are gravity flow through a bed of anthracite and sand. After filtration, final chemical addition is done, chlorine for disinfection, fluoride for the prevention of tooth decay, phosphate and caustic soda for corrosion control. Strict process control and laboratory quality testing is performed on the finished water to assure safe drinking water and maintain water quality within the standards set by the state regulatory commission. The Potable Water Distribution System has over 200 hundred miles of water mains to supply its customers in Roane and Morgan Counties.