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City Hall Phone: 931-592-6213
Aldermen: Ralph Casey, Haskell
Meadows, Robin Geary & Steve Sabados
City Recorder:
Helen Dykes
Population 2002: 1679 (with an equal number
in the suburbs)
 Tracy City is 6 miles from
Interstate 24 on scenic US 41 South. It is governed by a mayor and
four aldermen. Services available to the residents include a
volunteer fire department, police department, library, Grundy Historical
Society, rescue squad, Tracy City Water Works, Sequachee Valley Electric
Cooperative, Ben Lomand Telephone Cooperative, Grundy County Herald (local
newspaper), Elementary School, many churches, and three banks.
Four
lakes form the "Grundy Lakes" and offer a challenge to fishermen with
excellent bass, bluegill, and catfish. The lake area offers
swimming, hiking, and picnic areas. The Lone Oak Coke Ovens provide a
look into one of the processes which was used in smelting iron ore. Constructed in 1873, these ovens have recently been renovated. (See picture
above.)
Dutch Maid Bakery is Tennessee's oldest bakery,
operated since 1902.
Also located here are American Legion Post # 74 and Veterans Memorial Park.
The famous Big Fiery Gizzard Trail is nearby.
931-592-3171
E-mail: dutchmaid@blomand.net
Web:
www.dutch-maid.com
 
The Marugg
Company
The oldest
business in Grundy County Est. 1873
For all your
cutting needs, buy a scythe form marugg. They last forever.
We have a
collection of historic memorabilia from turn of the century Grundy County
A gift shop with
antiques and locally made crafts.
P.O. Box 1418
Tracy City, TN 37387
Phone or Fax:
931-592-5042
E-mail:
marugg@blomand.net
4th of July Parade thru Town at
6 p.m.
(Saturday, July 3rd, 2004)
There is a very active Tracy
City Business Men's Club which has turned the auditorium of the old Grundy
County High School into the home of the new
Alma Mater Theatre.
The latest movies are shown there regularly and it is very successful.
Click on
www.monteaglechamber.com then
to Calendar of Events
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