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   Former City employee charged with 1 count of theft for more than $1,600

   Function of the Comptroller conducted concluding probe following the City'south internal investigation later questionable greenbacks deposits Read on...

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   City hosts Month of the War machine Child consequence on April ix to honor local military youth

   Urban center-wide proclamation is on Apr 7, followed past "Purple Up! For War machine Kids Day" on April xv Read on...

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    Fitch upgrades Urban center'due south GO bonds to 'AA+' with Outlook Stable

    Agency attributes upgrade to the Urban center'south economical diversification rooted by rapid population and tax base growth Read on...

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    Metropolis Council appoints Joe Shakeenab for Ward 11

    Council member will fill seat for residual of unexpired term until next city general election Read on...

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    Clarksville named Tree City USA for 34th year

    City also is recognized for 17 years of active growth Read on...

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    Coy Lacy Park receives $239,000 grant

    Grant made possible through local Rotary Social club partnership Read on...

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    Food Truck Mondays coming to Public Square

    Pilot issue featuring 2 food trucks volition meet futurity expansion Read on...

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    City Street Department Director to retire

    David Shepard served the City of Clarksville for over 43 years Read on...

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    City Quango expected to fill vacant seat for Ward 11 in March

    Appointed fellow member will fill the seat for remainder of Evans' unexpired term Read on...

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    City offices working remotely due to hazardous travel conditions

    Revenue Collections working at reduced concrete staffing from 10 a.m. to iii p.m. Read on...

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    THDA to offer up to $40,000 in COVID assistance

    Programme designed to assist homeowners with mortgage, insurance and taxes Read on...

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    Metropolis offices working remotely

    Condom departments and CTS will be on duty as usual Read on...

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    Shelters, warming center bachelor for tomorrow's snowfall

    Clarksville Neighborhood & Community Services analogous with United Way Clarksville for shelter resources for people without homes Read on...

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    Tree removal to take identify downtown

    Street closures Jan. 22 and 23 to be expected Read on...

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    City awarded $2.8M in federal funding to remediate lead paint hazards

    Clarksville Neighborhood and Community Services leads initiative to protect low-income families Read on...

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    City reopens Cumberland Plaza Garage

    Structural cess and minor repairs allow for reopening Read on...

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    Downtown parking app goes alive this Jan

    ParkMobile in-app promo throughout the month of January Read on...

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    City to offer Christmas tree recycling

    Residents may drib off copse at Heritage Park starting Dec. 26 Read on...

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    Wreaths Across America Ceremony Cancelled

    Wreath laying at Riverview Cemetery to have identify at 9 a.yard. Read on...

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    Clarksville assists with tornado recovery efforts

    Urban center employees, departments and local organizations band together to help those in need Read on...

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    Metropolis of Clarksville to laurels Gold Star families

    tertiary almanac anniversary will pay tribute to our fallen heroes Read on...

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    Mass Transit 40 Under forty honors Paul Nelson

    Transportation Director selected as one of best in transit Read on...

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    Parking app coming to Downtown Clarksville

    App launching January iii features contactless pay and more Read on...

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    Mayor's 2021 Thanksgiving Message

    Let'south requite thanks for the blessings in our lives this by year Read on...

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    City offices to shut for Thanksgiving

    Offices will resume regular hours on Monday, November. 29 Read on...

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    City calls for boosted input on Frosty Morn

    Virtual customs coming together, survey added to City website Read on...

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    Frosty Morning Community Meeting Success!

    Urban center wrapping up customs input, unleashing final survey Read on...

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    City participates in #VetDayPledge

    Employees pledge allegiance to thank veterans Read on...

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    Halloween in Clarksville

    No permits, restrictions, or set date for Halloween Read on...

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    CTS seeks input on transit eye relocation

    Public input needed on eight properties identified in study Read on...

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    Gas & Water joins "Imagine a Day Without Water" campaign

    7th annual result to heighten awareness about the critical role of water Read on...

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    City relaxes mask requirement

    Masks non required in City facilities, but highly encouraged Read on...

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    Metropolis earns three top financial recognitions

    For excellence in fiscal reporting, stiff credit position, and timely adoption of a counterbalanced budget Read on...

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    Metropolis to hold on-site public auction

    Seventeen backdrop to be auctioned off to highest bidder Read on...

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    Mayor Presents 2021 Annual Report

    38-folio document looks at highlights of FY 2021 Read on...

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    Gas & H2o observes national Public Natural Gas Calendar week

    Citizens invited to drive-through event, free giveaways and food Read on...

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    City cancels Fear on Franklin

    Event canceled out of circumspection with time to come events in mind Read on...

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    Urban center offers 'Fall Cleanup' during Oct

    Street Department will remove residential yard waste Read on...

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    Clarksville street cameras back online

    Real-time traffic information now attainable in nine locations Read on...

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    Urban center to seal neighborhood streets

    Prolongs pavement life in eight Clarksville neighborhoods Read on...

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    Linda Gerron named Communications Manager

    Brings more than a decade of armed services leadership, communications experience to the role Read on...

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    Signalization to be added to Rossview Road

    Signal as role of land use deal at Rossview and Powell Road Read on...

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    Council appoints new members to make full vacant seats

    Brian Zacharias appointed Ward 1 seat, Ambar Marquis to Ward 5 Read on...

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    Lisa Canfield named Urban center Clerk

    Brings more than 25 years of executive and government experience to the part Read on...

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    New drive-through COVID testing sites available

    Oral swab testing now at Heritage Park and Crow Recreation Center Read on...

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    Urban center cancels Riverfest

    Event canceled out of caution as COVID-nineteen cases rise Read on...

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     CTS route information now on Google

     Existent time transit information available in Google Maps Read on...

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     Clarksville wins Mayors Innovation Blueprint Cohort

     Frosty Morn project awarded architectural services and $5,000 as part of community retrofit challenge Read on...

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     RPC seeks consultant for Comprehensive Program

     Blueprint will guide customs's time to come growth and development Read on...

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     Amazon to build fulfillment centre in Clarksville

     Company'due south fourth Tennessee project volition add 500 jobs hither Read on...

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     CPD moves into new District 3 Precinct

     Grand opening celebration is planned for Aug. 26 Read on...

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     Transit route to service Loaves and Fishes

     Route change will better serve nutrient clemency'south needs Read on...

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     Women of Clarksville Expo will be Aug. 28

     Community-building effect designed to be fun, informative Read on...

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     Local MPO to run across Aug. 19

     Board volition gather in person, others may join nigh Read on...

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     City Clerk Sylvia Skinner to retire

     'Model of professionalism' served during terms of four mayors Read on...

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     Community to celebrate Emancipation Day

     Weekend events include parade, block party, awards Read on...

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     N Clarksville Metropolis Services Center to open Monday

     Cunningham Lane facility will serve Gas & Water, Finance & Revenue customers Read on...

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     Get set up for dorsum-to-schoolhouse traffic

     Police will focus on enforcement of bus laws, school-zone safety Read on...

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     Clarksville named Tree City Usa for 33rd year

     Metropolis also is recognized for 16 years of active growth Read on...

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     UPDATED: Council expected to make full vacant seats in September

     Garrett and Knight's resignations leave open up positions in Ward 1 and Ward 5 Read on...

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     City Communications Manager to retire

     Stevens stepping downwardly after xl-twelvemonth media career Read on...

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     Council backs transportation strategy

     2022 upkeep includes 20-cent tax increase for roads Read on...

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     Constabulary outline traffic plan for July 3 event

     Big crowd expected at Liberty Park for music, fireworks Read on...

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     Committee invites input on legislative agenda

     City Council to develop listing of Statehouse priorities Read on...

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     Urban center invites chore seekers to Chore Fair

     In-person event volition exist June 17 at Event Center Read on...

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     'Crusade for Applause' honors City staff

     High-achieving employees go Shining Star and Rise Star awards Read on...

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     City court to adopt new orders

     Order allows judges discretion to require face coverings Read on...

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     City OKs money for pandemic relief programs

     Services target coronavirus-related economic challenges Read on...

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     Mayor Pitts offers a Memorial Day bulletin

     'We remember the sacrifices of our nation'southward heroes' Read on...

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     CTS to offering free summer rides for youth

     Passenger vehicle service will provide access to parks, pools and activities Read on...

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     Quick facts near Transportation 2020+

     Road projects are needed, and Urban center taxes are not out of control Read on...

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     Mayor Pitts outlines preliminary 2022 budget

     Council asked to support, fund transportation strategy Read on...

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     Billy Lee named City Fleet Managing director

     Position oversees more than ii,000 pieces of equipment Read on...

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     'Best Place' entrada receives GNRC laurels

     Metropolis, County, EDC effort helped promote our community Read on...

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     Troy Industries coming to Clarksville

     Small-scale-arms components and accessories maker will add 75 jobs Read on...

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     Law Department launches youth initiative

     Juvenile Appointment Squad ready to help youth make better choices Read on...

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