Tennessee State Government

The Department of Environment & Conservation, governed by the state of Tennessee, is responsible for the protection and improvement of state s land, air, water and recreation resources. The department safeguards the health and safety of the citizens of the state from environmental hazards. It also manages the Tennessee State Parks system. The Department of Environment & Conservation receives funding from the state general funds and fees and state parks revenues. The department has approximately 3,200 employees. It is an environmental and natural resource regulatory agency. The Department of Environment & Conservation offers a program of grants and loans to assist local communities with the development and maintenance of drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. The department manages more than 50 state parks and over 75 state natural areas that encompass nearly 185,000 acres of land.

The Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County is a local government entity based in Nashville, TN. It provides a wide range of public services and oversees the administration of the city and county. With a focus on maintaining public infrastructure, ensuring public safety, and promoting community well-being, the Metropolitan Government plays a crucial role in the governance and development of Nashville and Davidson County. Generated from their business information

The Health Dept-Mid Cumberland Office in Nashville, TN provides a range of services and resources for residents in the Mid Cumberland region, including information on household hazardous waste collection and county unemployment rates. With a focus on public health and community well-being, the office also offers news updates on local construction projects, public meetings, and initiatives such as the Education Freedom Scholarship Act. Generated from the website