TN Infrastructure Alliance
Stops in Cocke County

  "Infrastructure is the very foundation of society, and its development and maintenance is one of the primary responsibilities of government," said Pete DeLay, TIA Chairman.  "Without basic infrastructure services -drinking water, sewer systems, flood control, a transportation network- the delivery of other services, such as education and health care, fire and police protection, are impossible."  More>>

The Infrastructure of
Tennessee’s Brave New Future

  “For years, Tennessee Highway 53 has been known for its dangerous intersections and blind spots. The new Tennessee Highway 53 will provide much safer travel from Exit 110 on I-24 to the New Union Community, said David Denton, Vice President of Rogers Group, the prime contractor on the Hwy 53 project. 
   “Infrastructure projects like this one are essential in keeping our community thriving,” Denton said. “I’m proud that our work will go a long way to make that danger a thing of a past for the residents of one of the fastest growing communities in Coffee County.”
   However, according to the TIA, the TACIR report noted that in Coffee County, 67 projects were reported that still require funding. Those projects come at an estimated total investment of $336,866,638. More>>