Water Treatment Plant Offers Support for Low Pressure and Chlorine Concerns

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The La Vergne Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting on September 2, 2025, addressed several community concerns, particularly regarding water pressure and quality.

During the meeting, a discussion arose about a resident's complaint regarding low water pressure. A technician reported that the pressure at the site measured 60 psi, which, while lower than some residents may expect, is within the acceptable range for water supply. Residents needing higher pressure were advised to consult a plumber about installing a booster pump.

Additionally, concerns about water quality, specifically a chlorine smell, were raised. Residents were informed they could contact the water treatment plant directly or reach out to operator Dave McGowan at 615-793-65362 for assistance. The water treatment team emphasized their availability to address any issues, encouraging residents to call 24/7 for support.

The meeting then transitioned to old business, indicating a shift in focus to previously discussed topics. Overall, the discussions highlighted the city's commitment to addressing residents' water-related concerns and ensuring community members have access to necessary resources.

Converted from La Vergne Board of Mayor & Aldermen Meeting - 9/02/25 meeting on September 03, 2025
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