Get the scoop on Chattanooga’s bulk trash and brush pickup—schedules, rules for neat piles, what’s accepted (and what’s not), and easy tips to keep Hill City streets clean and our historic neighborhood looking great. No more guessing— check out the full guide!

Chattanooga’s Code Enforcement Department helps by addressing blight on private property—think overgrown lots, litter, abandoned vehicles, and housing violations—to protect public health, safety, and property values.

In this post, we cover what Code Enforcement handles, what they don’t (and who does), and how you can partner with them to keep our streets welcoming and well-maintained. All info comes straight from official city sources, including their helpful brochure.

Please join us at 6pm on April 16th at the North Chattanooga Community Center for a joint presentation on the Tennessee Smart Yards program for the Hill City Neighborhood Association and the North Chattanooga Neighborhood Association.

Discover how Hill City created a thriving pollinator garden to support bees, butterflies, and other vital insects, fostering a healthier ecosystem for all.

Hill City’s Beautification Walk continues a decades-old tradition of community pride, bringing neighbors together each month to keep the neighborhood clean and welcoming.