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Signal Mountain - Services



Signal Mountain Public LibrarySignal Mountain Public Library
1114 James Blvd
886-READ

Librarian: Karin Glendenning

With over 20,000 print and non-print items, both adults and children have access to materials that meet their recreational and educational needs. The library's reference center and computer lab are located on the main level. The computers are available for word processing, Internet browsing, and locating information on the library's CD-ROM collection. A library card and an Internet waiver signature are required to use the library computers. The Book Nook, a used-book sale is located on the lower level along with meeting space with access to the outside patio for groups and organizations.

Library cards are free to Town of Signal Mountain residents. Non-residents must pay a fee.

Library hours:
Monday 12 - 8pm
Tuesday 10 - 6
Wednesday 10 -6
Thursday 12 - 8pm
Friday - Closed
Saturday 10 - 2
Sunday - Closed

Pre-School Story Time:
Meets: Tuesday at 11:00 a.m.




Recycle CenterRecycle Center
886-4341

Recycle Coordinator
886-2177

The Recycle Center is located on the west side of Ridgeway Avenue just north of Signal Mountain Town Hall. The center accepts aluminum cans, newspaper, mixed paper, cardboard, #1 and #2 plastic bottles, jugs, and jars, glass, and rinsed steel (tin) cans. The center also has a used book exchange and a drop box for the Welfare Council, which accepts used toys and clothes that are in good repair.

Hours:  
Wednesday 8am - 5:45pm
Thursday 8am - 6:00pm
Friday 8am - 6:00pm
Saturday 8am - 6:00pm




Post OfficeSignal Mountain Post Office

1155 Ridgeway Avenue
800-275-8777

Hours of operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday - 8 AM to 4 PM
Thursday - 8 AM to 12:00 Noon
Saturday - 9 AM to 12:00 Noon




Signal Mountain Police DepartmentSignal Mountain Police Department

If you are going away on vacation and wish to notify the Department, an officer will check your residence on a daily basis while you are away.



Police
Emergency:      911
Dispatch:          3404 Amnicola Hwy.      886-2123
Business:         1111 Ridgeway Ave.      886-2124

Town of Walden Emergency

911 (emergency)
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department
622-0022




Signal Mountain Fire Department Signal Mountain Fire Department
Emergency:   911
Dispatch:      3404 Amnicola Hwy.      886-2122
Business:      1111 Ridgeway Ave.      886-3314
Fire Hall:       1111 Ridgeway Ave.      886-7075

The Department conducts fire prevention programs for elementary and secondary school children and CPR classes. In addition to free home inspections, the Signal Mountain Fire Department offers fire suppression, vehicle extrication, some hazmat response as well as being qualified first responders. Tours of the station are provided upon request.




Walden's Ridge Emergency Service (WRES)

886-5974 or 911 Answers call both inside and outside of the town free of charge. WRES volunteers include general response personnel, registered emergency medical technicians, or first responders.



Ambulance

Provided by Hamilton County on a fee basis. Dial 911. Walden's Ridge Emergency Service (WRES) A volunteer organization - answers emergency calls of all kinds at no cost to those inside or outside the town. 886-3111 or 911



Lone Oak Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency Service

6078 Taft Highway
Signal Mountain, TN 37377 USA

Phone: 423-886-7250
E-mail: loneoakfd800@bellsouth.net

Visit their website for more information...



The Water TowersElectric Power Board
756-2706

Chattanooga Gas Company
1-800-427-5463

BellSouth
557-6500

Comcast Cable
855-4300 

WATER
Town of Signal Mountain Water & Sewer
886-2177
The Town reads water meters and bills on a quarterly basis. Water bills can be placed in the drop box in the Town Hall parking lot.

Waldens' Ridge Utility District
3900 Taft Highway
886-2683
WRUD reads water meters and bills on a monthly basis. Water bills can be placed in the drop box in front of the WRUD office.

GARBAGE
The Town of Signal Mountain
886-3301
The Town provides free curbside garbage service to Town of Signal Mountain residents twice a week, either Monday/Thursday or Tuesday/ Friday depending upon location. Backdoor service is available for a fee (free to qualified applicants). Brush cut to acceptable lengths will be picked up. During the fall, extra pickups are scheduled for leaves that have been raked to the curb.

BFI
867-4650
BFI provides garbage service to Walden residents and bills quarterly.

The Transfer Station
714 Mississippi Avenue
886-3301
Hours:
Monday - Friday 7:30AM to 3:45PM
Saturday 9AM to 4:45PM
The Transfer Station accepts a reasonable amount of brush, scrap, metal, leaves, wood, or any other item normally accepted by the Town. This service is provided free to Signal Mountain residents though a fee is charged to dispose of building materials and tires. In order to use the Transfer Station, an ID that verifies Signal Mountain resident status must be shown. Non-residents must pay to use the services of the Transfer Station. Fees are collected at the Signal Mountain Town Hall before dumping.

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