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Safely Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste Oct. 14

Residents are invited to safely and responsibly dispose of old or unwanted chemicals, non-alkaline batteries and battery-powered devices at the City’s next two Mobile Household Hazardous Waste Collection events.

City of Knoxville Published September 22

Discuss Downtown/SoKno Connectivity on Oct. 15

A second public meeting as part of the Downtown / South Knoxville Connectivity Study is scheduled for 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15, at the East Tennessee History Center, 601 S. Gay St.

City of Knoxville Published September 22

City Announces Safety City Community Renovation Campaign

On Monday, Sept. 14, 2026, the City of Knoxville celebrated 25 years of Safety City with a community celebration. The fun-filled evening included nods to the past, an open ride for families, and the announcement of a community renovation campaign.

City of Knoxville Published September 16

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City of Knoxville Published September 16

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City of Knoxville Published September 16

What's Next Knoxville Fall Input Sessions

This fall, What’s Next Knoxville is hosting another series of input sessions to ask how we should prioritize what we heard in round one while responding to future trends and challenges.

City of Knoxville Published September 16

City Invests in Inskip Pool and Park

The City’s 285,000-gallon pool at Inskip Park boasts a high dive, two low dives, a baby pool, three covered pavilions and a sand volleyball court.

City of Knoxville Published September 09

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How to Use Transit: KAT’s Official Mobile App

City of Knoxville Published September 09

KAT Youth Freedom Pass

In partnership with Knox County Schools and the City of Knoxville, KAT is excited to offer all students in Knox County the opportunity to ride KAT buses at NO CHARGE!

City of Knoxville Published September 01

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