City of Dyer Utilities is pleased to present its 2017 Consumer Confidence Report. The report shows no violations for the 2017 calendar year. Detailed testing information is available in the report as well as valuable information about the water system in Dyer.

Due to reported confusion about whether these vehicles require city stickers, the Board of Aldermen has authorized the sale of city stickers for motorcycles and similar vehicles for $30.00 through July 20, 2018, after which the price will return to the “late” amount of $72.00.

The Dyer Fire Department in cooperation with the State Fire Marshal’s office is offering to install free smoke alarms in the community. To get on the list, fill out an online form or call City Hall at (731) 692-3767.

If you’ve looked at your water meter, you may have wondered how you can read your meter or check for a leak. Read this article for more information!

Grass is growing and we’re mowing — please don’t blow grass into the street. It can be hazardous to bikers, clogs storm drains, and is bad for the environment! Read the article for more info!

Peak tornado season in Tennessee is April and May and you need a NOAA Weather Radio. Tornado sirens aren’t designed to be heard in your house; don’t rely on a siren for your family’s safety.

Specialists from the Tennessee Valley Authority in cooperation with Gibson Electric Membership Corporation visited Dyer on April 26 to assist with an energy audit focused on energy consumption at Water and Wastewater Facilities.

Did you know that the City of Dyer now offers e-bills for utility accounts? You can sign up to receive your utility bill by e-mail each month — you can even choose to have it delivered to multiple addresses!