Milcrofton Utility District

General information

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Milcrofton Utility District started over 40 years ago. Here are a few facts from Milcrofton’s history.
Established in 1972, Milcrofton Utility District was to provide water to local farmers and families in the Millview and Clovercroft communities.
Milcrofton originally treated water from wells located within the District.
In the early 1970’s – Williamson County outlined the water districts which today form Milcrofton Utility District, HB&TS Utility District, Mallory Valley Utility District, Nolensville College Grove Utility District, City of Franklin, City of Brentwood, and the Water Authority of Dickson County all located within Williamson County.
Harpeth Valley Utilities District supplies water to Milcrofton where it travels underground all the way from the Cumberland River in Nashville.
The service area of Milcrofton Utility District is 94.2 square miles.
Milcrofton has over 330 miles of water mains to reach over 7,500 customers servicing a population over 21,000 people.
MOODY’S Investors Service rated Milcrofton Utility District in 2015 Tennessee revenue bonds to Aa2.
Today – Milcrofton’s service crew manages the day to day maintenance operations 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to provide safe potable drinking water to all its customers.