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CHATTANOOGA, TN – Starting now through June 30, 2026, the City of
Chattanooga will launch two new recycle pilot programs aimed at reducing
landfill waste and promoting responsible recycling. In partnership with
NewTerra Composting and Overlooked Materials, the city will offer curbside
food waste composting and glass recycling collection to select residents,
with the initial rollout focused primarily in the Brainerd area.
These pilot programs are designed to address two major contributors to
landfill waste:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – Effective immediately, the public lobby of the
Chattanooga Police Department, located at 3410 Amnicola Highway, is closed
to the public due to the need for mold remediation. This temporary closure
is being taken as a precaution to ensure the safety of both staff and the
public.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (October 20, 2025)—The Office of Family Empowerment
<https://chattanooga.gov/community-development/office-of-family-empowerment>
would like to invite you to the 2025-2026 LIHEAP
7 BRIDGES MARATHON <https://sevenbridgesmarathon.com/>- TRAFFIC IMPACT
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (October 17, 2025) — The City of Chattanooga Department
of Community Development invites the public and the Lookout Valley
community to celebrate the remarkable career of Jimmy C. Long, longtime
Manager of the John A. Patten Community Center, at his Retirement Ceremony
and Open Hours Reception on Thursday, October 30, 2025.
MAJOR TRAFFIC IMPACT CLOSURE
WILCOX BLVD TUNNEL CLEANING AND INSPECTION
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Wilcox Blvd Tunnel will be closed for inspection and cleaning on the
following dates and times:
Thursday, October 16th – 8:30 AM until 3 PM
Friday, October 17th - 8:30 AM until 3 PM
Saturday – Will remain open all-day
Sunday, October 19th – 7 AM until 4 PM
At approximately 1 AM a call came in for a residential fire at 6945 Hickory
View Ln. The reporting party advised a fire in the garage. E8 (Blue shift)
arrived on scene and found heavy fire and smoke in the garage that was
advancing into the home. An aggressive interior attack knocked the fire
down quickly and stopped any further spread into the living space. All
residents were said to be out of the structure, but a primary and secondary
search were conducted by L7 and E6 to make sure no one was missed. The fire
The 311 Service Center stands as a fundamental pillar of Chattanooga's
municipal government, serving a critical dual role: first, as the primary
conduit for citizen engagement and service access, and second, as a
powerful administrative engine that drives operational efficiency for city
departments, including Public Works. The system’s success hinges entirely
on the active participation of Chattanooga residents, whose service
requests generate the essential data needed for effective urban management.
The Significance of Citizen Use
The Chattanooga Fire Department worked a two-alarm high rise fire overnight at Mary Walker Towers. At 12:15 AM on 10/11/25, Green Shift companies responded to 2501 Market Street on an automatic fire alarm. Firefighters found smoke on the second floor and fire in one of the apartments. They had the fire out quickly and evacuated all second floor residents as they worked to remove smoke from the building. Smoke and electrical issues also impacted units on the first floor below where the incident occurred.