New Day Properties

02/27/2026

A test of the outdoor warning sirens will be conducted at 10:00 a.m. today.

02/05/2026

01/30/2026

URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
National Weather Service Nashville TN 1005 PM CST Thu Jan 29 2026
..WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM NOON FRIDAY TO NOON CST
SATURDAY...

* WHAT...Snow expected. Total snow accumulations up to one inch,
with locally higher amounts.

* WHERE...A portion of Middle Tennessee.

* WHEN...From noon Friday to noon CST Saturday.

* IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions. The hazardous
conditions could impact the Friday evening commute.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

Slow down and use caution while traveling. The latest road
conditions for the state you are calling from can be obtained by
calling 5 1 1.

01/27/2026

**LUNCH TIME UPDATE**
Tuesday, Jan. 27th, 2026

**NICE TODAY**
We've risen nicely to near freezing under a cloudless sky!! This will certainly help clear most of the roads NOT COVERED in shade by trees. Some of the more rural roads will struggle until we rise above freezing for several days. I do not anticipate that happening (and I'm not hopeful for this) until the middle of next week when we'll see middle to upper 40s for highs.

**BIG DROP COMING AGAIN**
Another cold blast is expected to roar into our region Friday though Monday with lows each morning in the single digits. Highs on Saturday aren't even expected to rise out of the teens.

**MUCH BELOW NORMAL**
Normal high/low this time of year is 48/28. That would feel like Springtime at this point!

**NEXT SNOW**
We are watching a potential storm system this weekend, but odds of development affecting us are quite low for now.

01/27/2026

❄️Adjusted hours tomorrow the 27th. 10am-2pm❄️

01/26/2026

We will be CLOSED tomorrow, January 26th for the winter weather.

Tenants, as a reminder should you have no water or electric call your providing company first to report it.

Also, please refer to the winter weather warnings sent regarding action steps during this time;

- Keep faucets dripping
- Open up cabinets
- Prepare with an emergency box of flashlight, blanket, water, etc.
- Keep your HVAC at a steady temperature

Should you have an emergency our team is standing by and monitoring.

New Day cell: 931-265-1406
Emergency Maintenance: 931-881-6712

Everyone be safe and please stay home!

01/25/2026

‼️ ROAD CONDITIONS DETERIORATING ‼️

Road conditions are quickly becoming icy and slick. Patches of black ice are being reported across Putnam County. All areas that are currently wet are expected to freeze as temperatures continue to drop.

If you have to travel please use extreme caution. If you don’t have to be out, please stay indoors.

01/24/2026

🚧❄️ Road Conditions Update | City of Cookeville

Public Works crews are actively maintaining roadways through Saturday evening and night.

• Pretreatment with dry salt began Friday at 8 PM with 3 trucks covering main emergency routes
• Saturday at 6 AM, 5 plow/salt trucks and 1 pickup treated all three priority routes ahead of snowfall (9–10 AM)
• Crews refueled and reloaded, then began a second round of salting at 12:30 PM as snowfall increased
• Priority routes remain mostly clear; temperatures are still allowing salt to be effective
• TDOT is prioritizing I-40 and hospital routes, with city crews ready to assist if needed
• Public Works is coordinating closely with Police and Emergency Services to address hazardous areas

🚗 As conditions worsen this evening, motorists are strongly encouraged to stay off the roads to allow crews and emergency responders to keep routes open and safe for emergency access only.

Everyone please stay stafe and warm ❄️

City of Cookeville TN- Laurin Wheaton, Mayor City of Cookeville - Luke Eldridge, Vice Mayor City of Cookeville - Chad Gilbert, Councilman City of Cookeville, TN- Ali C. Bagci, Councilman City of Cookeville - Eric Walker, Councilman

01/24/2026

More info for you to have on hand!

From my friend at Upper Cumberland Traffic.

⚡️POWER OUTAGE CONTACT NUMBERS⚡️
CITY / MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC (inside city limits)

Cookeville Electric Department (Cookeville)
Outages: 931-526-7411

Sparta Electric Department (Sparta)
Outages: 931-738-2281

Smithville Electric System (Smithville)
Outages: 615-597-4735

Upper Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (UCEMC)
Outages: 1-800-261-2940

Serves: Livingston (all city limits), Jackson County, most of Overton County, Clay, Pickett, DeKalb, parts of Putnam

CANEY FORK ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 1-888-505-3030
Serves rural areas of: White, Van Buren, Warren, DeKalb, parts of Putnam

Volunteer Energy Cooperative (VEC)
Local outage numbers:

• Byrdstown: 931-864-3685
• Crossville: 931-484-3527
• Jamestown: 931-879-5853
• Monterey: 931-839-2217
• Toll-free: 1-855-940-3927 (use if local numbers unavailable)
Serves parts of: Putnam, Cumberland, Fentress, Pickett, and limited areas of Overton County (e.g., Hanging Limb / Wilder / Crawford)

01/24/2026

Baxter & Algood, please note we do not have control over outages and should they occur please call the companies first. Shared previously were all their numbers. Below is an update from UCEMC for our Baxter & Algood folks.

Stay safe❄️

Snow is on the way! If you have not already, charge devices, gather flashlights, and plan to stay off the roads if possible. Road conditions can change quickly.

If outages occur, report them by:
• Text "OUT" to 1-800-261-2940
• Call our phone system at 1-800-261-2940 and press 1
• Mobile App: Login, select your account, choose “Menu”, “Services”, “Report an Outage.”
• Website: Click the "Report Online" button at the top of the page at UCEMC.com.
• Please do not report outages on social media as it is not monitored for outage reports

We appreciate your patience and your focus on safety.