Dyer County

05/29/2026

Public Notice
The Dyer County Board of Zoning Appeals will meet on Tuesday June 9, 2026 at 2:30 p.m. in the Dyer County Building & Zoning Conference Room at 1910 Pioneer Rd., Dyersburg, TN.
The agenda is as follows:
The owner of the property located at the corner of Village St./Jenkinsville Jamestown Rd. Map: 087 Parcel: 071.00 requests approval for a front and side setback variance.

05/25/2026

Memorial Day Service
May 25, 2026
10:00 a.m.
Dyer County Community Complex
1200 Community Park Road
Dyersburg, Tennessee 38024

Master of Ceremony
James T. “Bubba” Cobb
American Legion • VFW
Dyer County Commissioner • TN Army National Guard (Ret.)

Acknowledgment of Gold Star Mothers & Families
Ms. Kate Whalin, District Commander, VFW Post 1972

Opening Remarks
Dyer County Mayor David Quick

Prayer
Pastor Stephen Sutton
West Dyersburg Church of Christ

Posting of Colors
Dyer County High School JROTC

Pledge to the Flag
August Davis, Grandson of Benny Spain
Veterans Service Officer • American Legion • VFW • U.S. Army (Ret.)

National Anthem
Mr. Jeff Jones
Dyer County Superintendent of Roads

Introduction of Speaker
James T. “Bubba” Cobb

Guest Speaker
Col. Michael Banks
TN State JAG • TN Army National Guard

Closing Remarks
Dyersburg City Mayor John Holden

Taps
Bill Van Sant
Shawn Rainey

05/22/2026

I’m pleased to share an update on the progress, challenges, and ongoing improvements within the DSCUD Water District. As I’ve noted before, the district remains fully committed to strengthening every part of their water system—treatment, storage, and distribution—to improve operations and better serve their customers.
Today marks a major milestone. On May 22, 2026, the ARP-funded project supported by Dyer County officially reached completion. A reimbursement payment of $618,657.40 was issued to DSCUD to pay Revell Construction Company for installing 10,000 linear feet of replacement pipe, a significant upgrade aimed at improving water quality throughout the district. Pictured above accepting the check are Office Manager Kara Hilliard, Commissioners Tom White and Robert Mauldin, and newly appointed Commissioner Tiffany Doss.
Looking ahead, DSCUD has been awarded an Emergency Grant totaling $4.32 million—with $1.981 million designated for the main treatment plant and $2.51 million for the Finley treatment plant. This will be a multi year effort, with design work beginning in 2027 and anticipated completion in 2029.
We also expect to learn by late fall whether Dyer County will receive the $1 million CDBG grant on behalf of the district. If awarded, these funds will be used to replace water meters and service lines back to the mains—an essential step toward improving meter accuracy and reducing the district’s current water loss.
Updating an aging water system is never simple, and the challenges have been significant. I want to extend my sincere appreciation to Office Manager Kara Hilliard, Commissioners Tom White, Robert Mauldin, the late Mr. Bill Jones, newly appointed Commissioner Tiffany Doss, and the entire DSCUD Maintenance Team for their dedication and perseverance through difficult times over the lase past three plus years.
Most importantly, I want to thank the State of Tennessee for making these opportunities possible. Thank you!
As with all rural water districts, progress takes time. But with continued support from Dyer County leadership and the residents they serve, the upgrades this system needs will be achieved—one project at a time.

05/22/2026

05/21/2026

Thanks to the people of Dyer County, our assessment project for Parks, Recreation, and Quality of Life programs is making great progress. I truly appreciate your support.
For those who haven’t yet completed the survey, your input would mean a great deal. It may seem simple, but this survey is an important step toward securing future funding and expanding the programs and amenities that improve our quality of life.
This effort is part of the long term master plan Dyer County has developed for our future.
We will also hold another public meeting in mid June to continue gathering ideas and assessing community needs. I’ll share the date and location as we get closer. I encourage everyone to attend and share your thoughts on how we can keep improving our community.
Thank you, Mayor Quick

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05/20/2026

The Dyer County Community Complex on Community Park Road and the Building and Zoning office are both affected by the Sparklight outage. We will update as soon as services are restored.

05/20/2026

🌍 WE’RE HIRING: Director of Tourist Development! 🌍Do you love creating unforgettable experiences, building community pride and showcasing what makes Dyer County shine? The Dyersburg/Dyer County Chamber of Commerce is looking for a dynamic, creative, and highly organized leader to serve as our next Director of Tourist Development!

"If you’re a strategic thinker with strong communication skills, digital savvy, and a passion for community development, we want to meet you."

In this full-time role, you’ll take the lead on some of our community’s most beloved traditions—like the Levitt AMP Dyersburg Music Series and Movies at the Market, developing festivals, enhancing recreational assets—guide operations for the brand-new Dyer County Performance Center currently under development & more!

What You’ll Do:
Shape Regional Tourism: Develop and present a comprehensive annual Tourism and Tourism Asset Development Program to the Dyer County Legislative Body's Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Committee by February 1st each year.

Manage Grants & Budgets: Oversee full-lifecycle grant writing and administration, manage event budgets, and track allocations funded by the County’s Motel Occupancy Tax.

Drive Marketing: Expand our footprint across a multi-state area by managing the Visit Dyer County website, executing social media strategy, and launching paid ad campaigns.

Build Community Assets: Partner with local leadership, parks & rec, fairgrounds & more to elevate our local recreational and entertainment spaces.

What We’re Looking For:
Proven experience managing operational budgets and navigating full-lifecycle grant processes. Strong digital graphic design, communication, and social media skills. Flexibility to work outdoor venues, evenings, and weekends for live events (comp time provided!).

🚀 Ready to welcome the world to Dyer County, Tennessee?
📬 To Apply: Send your resume and cover letter to [email protected].

The Dyersburg/Dyer County Chamber of Commerce is an equal opportunity employer.