Consolidated Utility District of Rutherford County, TN

10/21/2026

To our customers on Parsons Road from Steeplechase Road to Highway 231 and also Christiana Elementary School: Later this afternoon, water service will be interrupted as CUD manages a time-sensitive repair to a main line.

10/21/2026

10/20/2026

We want to take a moment to highlight all of the hardworking departments here at CUD!

From the crews out in the field to the teams working behind the scenes, every department plays an important role in keeping our utility running smoothly and serving our community.

We’re proud of the dedication, teamwork, and commitment our employees bring to work every day. Thank you to every member of the CUD family for all that you do!

10/20/2026

To our customers on Woodbury Pike: Water service has been interrupted as CUD manages a repair to a main line. We expect service to be restored within a couple hours.

UPDATE: Water service has been restored.

10/16/2026

To our customers on Halls Hill Pike from West Trimble Road to Bivens Hill Road: Water service is interrupted as CUD manages a repair to a main line. At this time, we do not have an estimate for completion of the work.

10/15/2026

When we hold a legislative luncheon that brings together city, county, and state elected leaders and officials, it’s our goal to check the following boxes:

☑️ Discuss our work and our vision for Rutherford County’s water supply in the decades ahead
☑️ Create an environment where our guests can chat together and have a delicious meal (thanks to )
☑️ Provide answers to questions about infrastructure
☑️ offer valuable takeaways about how we can support the county’s long-term growth

With today’s luncheon, all the boxes were checked. Thanks to everybody who attended:

Rutherford County Government

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Dawn White
Tim Rudd

10/15/2026

It’s unusual to imagine a day without water since just over 70% of our planet is covered by oceans, lakes, and rivers. (hat tip to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) for that data)

However, we’re referring to the clean, reliable water distributed via infrastructure and managed by water utilities throughout Tennessee.

Bill Lee has issued a proclamation for Thursday, October 15 to “Imagine a Day Without Water.”

It’s worth noting that Tennessee’s population stands at 7.3 million – it’s highest ever – and that we rank among the top states for water quality (hat tip to dailypassport.com)

Hydrate, y’all.

10/13/2026

At CUD, serving our community goes beyond providing safe, reliable water. It also means safeguarding our technologies, protecting data, and helping our customers stay safe online!

Want more tips? Visit our website to learn how to recognize phishing attempts and keep your information secure: https://www.cudrc.com/home/step-systems-your-guide/cybersecurity-tips-for-our-ratepayers/

10/09/2026

Without water treatment, there is no Consolidated Utility District (CUD) – and we’re seeking candidates for the role of Water Treatment Plant Operator.

This role monitors and optimizes water treatment to ensure our safe, high-quality drinking water is in compliance with all federal, state, local, and CUD requirements.

The staff at our plant has earned a number of awards for operational excellence, and a successful candidate will help us maintain those high standards.

In an era when the average American worker stays at a job just over 4 years, CUD professionals stay with our utility over 9 years.

If you’re looking for a career with purpose and work that serves your community, let’s talk.

Please apply directly through our website at cudrc.com/careers

10/07/2026

To our customers in the Indian Hills, Savannah Ridge, and Sommersby subdivisions:

During this month, our third-party contractor will be in your area to carry out repainting of all fire hydrants that serve your subdivision. This means you may see our contractor managing the work.

We operate over 6,000 fire hydrants in Rutherford County, and re-painting helps with the maintenance and visibility of each one.