THE TOWN OF CENTERVILLE LOBBY WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS BEGINNING MAY 3, 2021.

Access to the busines office will be through the front door of the building. There are steps next to the police department or there will be handicap accessibility on the east side of the building passed drive thru window.

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Welcome to Town of Centerville

Centerville is located in the heart of Hickman County, Tennessee. Its prime geographic location is within a few hours driving distance of many major cities in the southeastern United States.

Industry in the area includes manufacturer's of packaging materials, various wood products, structural steel, ammunition, pies, and fruit processing. Over 50,000 acres of timberland is owned by national pulp, paper, and timber corporations and is open to the public for hunting, hiking, and fishing.

You have the right to request a gas safety device called an EFV (excess flow valve) be added to your natural gas service line. Click the this notice for details.

VisitHickmanCounty.com

Pay My Bill

You will be taken to a secure payment website. This website will not have access to your utility bill account, so you will need your account number and/or address when paying.

We are no longer accepting eChecks as a form of payment. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Pay Here

Nixle

Go to www.Nixle.com and sign up your cell phone, email address, and land line for the lastest emergency notification system. This is a user-friendly website, just follow the prompts.

"Notes from Hickman County"

Music Trails of Hickman County

A scenic, instrumental history of music here in Hickman County, TN.

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Local artisans craft furniture, wreaths, and decorative items out of the abundant natural materials found in the area. The people of Centerville and Hickman County are warm, friendly, and skilled in a variety of labor-intensive and industrial trades.

Nearby, thriving Mennonite communities continue old world traditions of craftsmanship and farming while offering quality handmade furniture and fresh produce to the area. Locals and visitors alike flock to the area to see these working farms operating without the conveniences of modern technology. Visitors to Centerville and Hickman County are likely to see the familiar site of Mennonite families traveling between towns with their standard means of transportation, the horse and buggy.

In addition to its people, Centerville offers a rich assortment of recreational opportunities. Outdoor sports are popular in and around the many forest, streams, and caves. Whether its hunting, fishing, camping, or boating you enjoy, Centerville has something for everyone.

Minnie Pearl bust by Ricky Pittman

Read the latest from Vacations Made Easy about our beloved Minnie Pearl

https://www.vacationsmadeeasy.com/NashvilleTN/articles/MinniePearlBiography.html

American Pharoah, Triple Crown Winner

The first Triple Crown Winner since 1978, American Pharoah, has ties to Centerville! Hall of Fame Trainer, Bob Baffert is married to 1989's Miss Hickman County, Jill Moss.

Comments

Katie Hale (Monday, January 27 20 01:04 pm EST)

Who do I need to contact about an abandoned home that is full of garbage and attracting animals?
Roberta Rothwell (Saturday, May 25 19 11:09 am EDT)

I am trying to get info on Hickman County for a vacation. I have looked all over the www.hickman county website and there is NO email address available or contact form. Two of the links for visiting went to bad/error sites. Can you please help me?
Jeff (Wednesday, October 14 15 01:30 am EDT)

Thank you Kori at the market and Mandy at the museum, what wonderful folks you are, Tom and I thoroughly enjoyed our short time in Centerville due to your warm and friendly hospitality, what a truly
lovely community you have, Jeff from Dorset England
Karen Kaiser (Thursday, September 24 15 09:26 pm EDT)

Thank you for the website tour. I'm in Florida and thinking about semiretiring up your way in Lyles. The more I read, the more I like. I've worked hard in my life as a massage therapist and
lymphedema with breast cancer survivors. I love to garden and hike. My horse is being retired to a farm up in Lynnville and I want to be near him. Love antiques and thrift shopping - too much! Trying
to par down so I can come up. I'll visit in November.
Ginger (Monday, July 13 15 05:17 pm EDT)

This website is great! The design and layout are easy to read and user-friendly!
Mary Blackburn (Thursday, July 02 15 05:26 pm EDT)

VERY nice job on the website! Especially like the section for new residents about utilities. My only concern:Scott Powers photo doesn't do him justice! (*J*)