The Dyer Fire Department will host an open house on April 2 for youth aged 14-20 who are interested in the Dyer Fire Department Explorer Post!

The Dyer Board of Mayor and Aldermen are reluctantly accepting that a water and sewer rate increase will likely be necessary in the coming fiscal year. The last rate increase was approved in June of 2011. Register for the town-hall meeting concerning water rates.

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.

The Dyer Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a resolution on March 27 changing the way that bulk items are handled in Dyer. The new procedures are designed to simplify disposal of bulk waste such as furniture, clothing, and other items that may not be easily disposed of in a regular rolling garbage can. The first dropoff date at the Water Plant will be May 6 from 8AM to Noon.

City of Dyer Utilities is pleased to present its 2016 Consumer Confidence Report. The report shows no violations for the 2016 calendar year.

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!

City Sticker are now on sale. Through April 17, 2017, the cost is $30. After April 17, drivers are subject to citation into city court, and the cost of stickers go up to $72.