Veterans Affairs Department

The Water Authority of Dickson County (WADC) serves as a regional provider of water and wastewater services, covering approximately 75% of the land mass and population of Dickson County along with portions of surrounding counties. Established in 2002 through the consolidation of various utility districts, WADC has grown to support nearly 23,000 water customers and over 11,700 wastewater customers. Generated from the website

The City of Dickson, Tennessee, is dedicated to providing a vibrant community where residents can live, work, and play. With a variety of departments, including Police, Fire, Public Works, and Parks, the city emphasizes public service and engagement through regular meetings and accessible resources. Under the leadership of Mayor Don L. Weiss Jr., the city prioritizes efficient management and development initiatives to enhance the quality of life for its citizens. Through ongoing efforts in community planning, emergency communications, and public engagement, Dickson fosters a welcoming and inclusive environment for all. Generated from the website

Dickson Public Works Department, located in Dickson, Tenn., is responsible for the operation and maintenance of various physical structures and facilities. It supervises various divisions, such as administration, sanitation, streets and storm water. The department operates an administration division that provides in-house planning, design and infrastructure improvement services. Its sanitation division is responsible for the collection of residential and commercial wastes. It also collects bulk-materials, including appliances, furniture, construction debris, fencing and railroad timbers. The street division provides snow and ice removal, street repairs, pavement marking, debris removal, leaf collection and storm water management services. The department has a storm water division that maintains storm drainage systems. Additionally, it repairs and replaces damaged structures and sections of storm drainage pipes.