The City of Bristol received a rating
of 99 out of 100 from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation,
Division of Water Supply, for this year’s sanitary survey of our water
system. This rating is one of the
highest in the state.

The city met all of the standards
and requirements of the Division of Water Supply in the areas of system
management and operation; operator compliance; source of supply; treatment;
monitoring and data verification; finished water storage; pump facilities and
controls; and distribution system and cross connections.
By doing so, our utility retained its status
as an elite provider of water services in the state.
It reflects a commitment to professionalism
in delivering a quality product to the community.
Special recognition is in order
for Deputy City Manager Bill Sorah, Water Plant Superintendent David St. John, Utility
Maintenance Superintendent Frank Neal, and the entire Utility Services Division
for a job well done.