La Vergne Public Works

10/29/2026

The section of Old Nashville Hwy between Murfreesboro Road and George Chaney St. is closed for telecom work.

10/24/2026

Update: The break has been repaired and all services in the area should be restored

Cedar Bend Ln: A water main line break has developed on Cedar Bend Ln and Riverwood Dr.

Residents in the area may experience low water pressure or no water at all during this time.

Public Works crews are on scene vorking to restore your service promptly. We ask that you please reduce speed and use caution when traveling in the area.

10/19/2026

This week, beginning October 19th, the brush truck crew will be in Zone 3 and Zone 8. Brush truck piles must be in the front yard near the curb to be picked up. They cannot be bigger than 10' long x 5' wide x 5' high. Limbs cannot be larger than 6" around. Piles cannot include rocks, lumber, metal, or landscaping materials. Brown disposable bags filled with leaves will be collected. Black plastic bags will not be collected.
The brush truck crew will not collect brush piles if a 3rd party contractor is hired to do work on your property. The contractor is responsible for hauling and disposing of trimmings.
If the pile on your property does not meet these specifications, the brush truck crew will not return to your property until the next rotation when they are in your zone again. If the crew cannot safely collect your brush, a door knocker will be left on your front door or mailbox.
The public works department does not keep a list of properties that have brush to be collected.
For more information, visit https://www.lavergnetn.gov/288/Brush-Truck-Service

10/15/2026

La Vergne has moved into a D2 (Severe Drought) stage under the City of La Vergne’s drought management plan, prompting a request for voluntary water reductions.

D2 conditions indicate declining water levels and increasing demand on the system. Residents are asked to reduce water use voluntarily, with a goal of lowering peak demand by 10 percent per day. City staff continue to monitor conditions daily.

View more information on the Drought Conditions Status page at https://www.lavergnetn.gov/646

10/14/2026

FALL LEAF COLLECTION REQUESTS

The City of La Vergne Public Works Department is now accepting leaf collection requests, with pickups beginning Monday, Oct. 19.
Once a request is submitted, collection typically takes place within seven business days, weather permitting.

A few important reminders:
• Leaves must be loose, not bagged.
• Keep leaves out of drainage ditches and storm drains.
• Do not mix branches, brush, or trash with leaves.
• Keep leaf piles at least 15 feet away from vehicles, trash cans, and other property.

The collection form, complete guidelines, and service restrictions are available at https://www.lavergnetn.gov/544/Leaf-Pick-Up

Requests will be accepted through Jan. 4, 2027.

10/12/2026

This week, beginning October 12th, the brush truck crew will be in Zone 5 and Zone 6. Brush truck piles must be in the front yard near the curb to be picked up. They cannot be bigger than 10' long x 5' wide x 5' high. Limbs cannot be larger than 6" around. Piles cannot include rocks, lumber, metal, or landscaping materials. Brown disposable bags filled with leaves will be collected. Black plastic bags will not be collected.
The brush truck crew will not collect brush piles if a 3rd party contractor is hired to do work on your property. The contractor is responsible for hauling and disposing of trimmings.
If the pile on your property does not meet these specifications, the brush truck crew will not return to your property until the next rotation when they are in your zone again. If the crew cannot safely collect your brush, a door knocker will be left on your front door or mailbox.
The public works department does not keep a list of properties that have brush to be collected.
For more information, visit https://www.lavergnetn.gov/288/Brush-Truck-Service

10/09/2026

UPDATE: Water line has been repaired and services restored.

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MINERVA DRIVE: A water main line break has developed on Minerva Dr.

Residents in the area may experience low water pressure or no water at all during this time.

Public Works crews are on scene vorking to restore your service promptly. We ask that you please reduce speed and use caution when traveling in the area.

09/29/2026

UPDATE: As of September 29th the brush truck has moved into Zone 3 and Zone 8.

This week, beginning September 28th, the brush truck crew will be in Zone 2 and Zone 7. Brush truck piles must be in the front yard near the curb to be picked up. They cannot be bigger than 10' long x 5' wide x 5' high. Limbs cannot be larger than 6" around. Piles cannot include rocks, lumber, metal, or landscaping materials. Brown disposable bags filled with leaves will be collected. Black plastic bags will not be collected.
The brush truck crew will not collect brush piles if a 3rd party contractor is hired to do work on your property. The contractor is responsible for hauling and disposing of trimmings.
If the pile on your property does not meet these specifications, the brush truck crew will not return to your property until the next rotation when they are in your zone again. If the crew cannot safely collect your brush, a door knocker will be left on your front door or mailbox.
The public works department does not keep a list of properties that have brush to be collected.
For more information, visit https://www.lavergnetn.gov/288/Brush-Truck-Service

09/29/2026

UPDATE: As of Tuesday September 29th. The brush trucks have moved to Zone 3 and Zone 8.

This week, beginning September 28th, the brush truck crew will be in Zone 2 and Zone 7. Brush truck piles must be in the front yard near the curb to be picked up. They cannot be bigger than 10' long x 5' wide x 5' high. Limbs cannot be larger than 6" around. Piles cannot include rocks, lumber, metal, or landscaping materials. Brown disposable bags filled with leaves will be collected. Black plastic bags will not be collected.
The brush truck crew will not collect brush piles if a 3rd party contractor is hired to do work on your property. The contractor is responsible for hauling and disposing of trimmings.
If the pile on your property does not meet these specifications, the brush truck crew will not return to your property until the next rotation when they are in your zone again. If the crew cannot safely collect your brush, a door knocker will be left on your front door or mailbox.
The public works department does not keep a list of properties that have brush to be collected.
For more information, visit

The Public Works Department of the City of La Vergne provides brush truck service all year to the residents of the city free of charge.

09/28/2026

This week, beginning September 28th, the brush truck crew will be in Zone 2 and Zone 7. Brush truck piles must be in the front yard near the curb to be picked up. They cannot be bigger than 10' long x 5' wide x 5' high. Limbs cannot be larger than 6" around. Piles cannot include rocks, lumber, metal, or landscaping materials. Brown disposable bags filled with leaves will be collected. Black plastic bags will not be collected.
The brush truck crew will not collect brush piles if a 3rd party contractor is hired to do work on your property. The contractor is responsible for hauling and disposing of trimmings.
If the pile on your property does not meet these specifications, the brush truck crew will not return to your property until the next rotation when they are in your zone again. If the crew cannot safely collect your brush, a door knocker will be left on your front door or mailbox.
The public works department does not keep a list of properties that have brush to be collected.
For more information, visit https://www.lavergnetn.gov/288/Brush-Truck-Service