Clarksville, TN | Official Website

Skip to Main Content

COVID-19 Resources COVID-19 RESOURCES Read On...

Sign In

FEATURED NEWS

College/N. 2nd Street intersection to be partially closed

Roads will be passable, but traffic congestion expected Read on...
CPD notes fireworks regulations, safety tips

City allows fireworks July 1-5 from 6-10 p.m. Read on...
Committee invites input on legislative agenda

City Council to develop list of Statehouse priorities Read on...
City invites job seekers to Job Fair

In-person event will be June 17 at Event Center Read on...
City offices to close June 18 to observe Juneteenth

Two community festivals will be Saturday, June 19 Read on...
‘Cause for Applause’ honors City staff

High-achieving employees get Shining Star and Rising Star awards Read on...
City court to adopt new orders

Order allows judges discretion to require face coverings Read on...
City OKs money for pandemic relief programs

Services target coronavirus-related economic challenges Read on...
County Health Department to relocate COVID-19 vaccination site

Moore Magnet School will be site starting June 1 Read on...
Mayor Pitts offers a Memorial Day message

'We remember the sacrifices of our nation’s heroes' Read on...
CTS to offer free summer rides for youth

Bus service will provide access to parks, pools and activities Read on...
Quick facts about Transportation 2020+

Road projects are needed, and City taxes are not out of control Read on...
Mayor Pitts outlines preliminary 2022 budget

Council asked to support, fund transportation strategy Read on...
Billy Lee named City Fleet Manager

Position oversees more than 2,000 pieces of equipment Read on...
‘Best Place’ campaign receives GNRC award

City, County, EDC effort helped promote our community Read on...
City to host vendor fair for small businesses

Departments will explain purchasing processes Read on...
Troy Industries coming to Clarksville

Small-arms components and accessories maker will add 75 jobs Read on...
Ray Williams remembered as ‘first-class public servant’

City mourns passing of former fire marshal and deputy fire chief Read on...
Council considering water & sewer rate increases

Revenues needed for new water plant, sewer system upgrades Read on...
Rock blasting starts May 4 at multipurpose event center site

Text alerts will be sent before morning, afternoon blasts Read on...
City to return to in-person meetings

Governor removes option allowing electronic sessions Read on...
City invites job seekers to Virtual Job Fair

Online event will be May 12-13 Read on...
Exit 8 Athletic Complex plans take shape

Mayor outlines Phase 1, explains solar energy proposal Read on...
First Street to close between College and Main

MPEC work will shut down block for at least a year Read on...
City’s annual mosquito control efforts begin

Contract with vendor focuses on public areas, reduction of pests Read on...
Mayor’s Youth Council event location moved

Ceremony moves to As the River Flows Museum at McGregor Park Read on...
Clarksville Faces of Women’s History: Ella Roberts

Ella Roberts shaped a legacy of civic activism, leadership Read on...
City to reopen driver services window

Residents can renew licenses, state ID at City Hall Read on...
Mayor’s Youth Council to honor pandemic victims

214 flags to be placed for COVID-19 deaths in Montgomery County Read on...
Nashville State students ride free at CTS

Student ID will serve as bus pass for students Read on...
American Legion Post 7 honored for service to veterans

Mayor thanks Commander Clark for supporting Riverview Cemetery Read on...
Clarksville Faces of Women’s History: Carolyn Bowers

Mayor Carolyn Bowers’ career showed dedication to hometown Read on...
Vaccinations now available to people 55+

Appointments opening up to Phase 2a and 2b Read on...
CTS to unveil technology upgrade

New software, app will offer real-time transit information Read on...
Gas & Water promotes two to senior positions

Thomack and Chesney step up the leadership ladder Read on...
County Mayor to lift mask order

Data reveals increase in vaccines and decrease in COVID-19 cases Read on...
City Court to resume in-person proceedings

Judge Smith will reopen courtroom on Tuesday, March 16 Read on...
Clarksville Faces of Women’s History: The Women of Clarksville Federation of Women's Club

Women banded together to form public library Read on...
City completes purchase of Roxy building

Next steps include designing the new performing arts center Read on...
City offers ‘Spring Cleanup’ during March

Street Department will remove residential yard waste Read on...
Guidance issued for fully vaccinated people

CDC says gatherings can increase, but urges precautions Read on...
Clarksville Faces of Women’s History: Kim McMillan

Mayor Kim McMillan’s career was full of historical firsts Read on...
Transportation 2020+ reaction mostly positive

Here are answers to some frequently asked questions Read on...
Franklin Street closed overnight

Section of Franklin Street from Second to First Street closed after fire Read on...
More vaccination sites now available

APSU, pharmacies join County to offer appointments Read on...
Curbside pickup parking spaces to continue

Option began as way to help businesses during pandemic Read on...
Faces of Black History: James Halford

City’s Chief of Staff is a homegrown trailblazer Read on...
County mask order extended to March 27

Mayor Durrett wants more vaccinations before relaxing mandate Read on...
Vaccination scheduler may confirm wrong site

Official location is SEARS Automotive Center at Governor’s Square Read on...
THDA offers help with COVID-19 Rent Relief Act

Local residents may apply for aid starting March 1 Read on...
County, City offices to reopen Monday

Local governments to return to normal schedules Read on...
City Revenue Office open Saturday

Clarksville property tax payments are due by Feb. 28 Read on...
County, City offices to remain closed Friday

Warmer weekend should help crews with clean-up Read on...
City Court to resume in-person on March 16

Chief Justice lifts parts of earlier order limiting proceedings Read on...
Mayors ask citizens to avoid driving

Winter weather expected to complicate travel Read on...
Clarksville Faces of Black History 2

Jimmy Terry Jr. carries on Pastor Terry’s holiday sign tradition Read on...
City offices closed Monday for Presidents Day

CTS buses will be running usual routes Read on...
UPDATE: City offices to reopen at 10 a.m. Friday

Clarksville leaders continue to monitor wintry weather Read on...
Street Department prepares for wintry roads

Trucks ready to spread salt as needed Read on...
Microvast Power Solutions to locate headquarters in Clarksville

Li-ion battery maker will add 287 headquarters and manufacturing jobs Read on...
Mayor to present transportation strategy

Plan outlines priority projects and funding options Read on...
COVID-19 vaccination site moving to Governor’s Square Mall

Former Sears center will be site of drive-through services Read on...
Many City facilities to reopen Monday

Decline in COVID-19 cases allows return of access Read on...
Clarksville Faces of Black History

Wanda Smith continues family tradition of activism Read on...
State seeks input on transportation access

Researchers want to hear from agencies, clients Read on...
Mayor offers his case for The Roxy

New center ‘will drive investment in downtown’ Read on...
Mayor Pitts proclaims Black History Month

Monthlong celebration begins in Clarksville Read on...
County mask order extended to Feb. 27

Clarksville Mayor Pitts urges full support of mandate Read on...
City leaders remember Bill Forrester

Councilman served Ward 11 from 2007-2010 Read on...
King’s ‘Other America’ message resonates anew

Mayor Joe Pitts says speech inspires drive for ‘genuine equality’ Read on...
City offices to close for M.L. King Jr. Day

CTS buses will run on Monday Read on...
State expands options for making COVID-19 vaccination appointments

Only residents in Phase 1a are now eligible Read on...
Charles W. Smith takes oath of office

Judge will preside over City Court for sixth term Read on...
City Council to be sworn in at 4 p.m. on Jan. 5

Because of pandemic restrictions, crowd will be limited Read on...
Donations sought for wreaths to honor veterans

Orders needed by Jan. 15 to receive matching grant Read on...
City offices to close New Year’s Day

CTS buses will not operate on Jan. 1 Read on...
Revenue Office, City Court to close service windows at City Hall

Customers urged to use online tools, drop box Read on...
Hilborn promoted to City Project Manager

Longtime contractor takes top post at Municipal Properties Read on...
County mask order extended to Jan. 29

Clarksville Mayor Pitts fully supports mandate Read on...
County, City frontline workers get vaccines

Public safety employees get first COVID-19 inoculations Read on...
Mayor's Christmas message: See a need, meet a need, no hesitation

My dad passed down a true Christmas lesson Read on...
Mayor presents Clarksville Annual Report

34-page document looks at highlights of FY 2020 Read on...
Citizens urged to reach City online, by phone

Clarksville limiting office access to slow spread of coronavirus Read on...
City offices to close Dec. 24-25 for Christmas

CTS buses to offer free rides on Christmas Eve Read on...
Mayors urge businesses to stress masking

County order requires signs be posted at entrances Read on...
Wreaths will honor veterans buried at Riverview

Saturday’s local event is part of national celebration Read on...
Gas & Water, Building & Codes to close service lobbies after COVID-19 spike

Drive-through window services, payment drop boxes remain available Read on...
County mask order extended to Dec. 29

Clarksville Mayor Pitts offers support of mandate Read on...
City prevails in Greenway lawsuit

Judge says law insulates City from ‘premises liability action’ Read on...
City releases new mobile app for website

Upgrade puts municipal information at users’ fingertips Read on...
Ceremony to honor veterans buried at Riverview

Wreaths Across America event will be Dec. 19 Read on...
Drive-through Christmas Parade this Saturday

Citizens should expect delays along Riverside Drive Read on...
CTS honoring Rosa Parks this week

Poster saves a seat on each bus for Civil Rights pioneer Read on...
David Smith named Building & Codes Director

Former project manager has been with City since 2005 Read on...
As we give thanks, let’s keep our celebrations safe

Mayor Pitts offers a Thanksgiving message to the community Read on...
City offices to close for Thanksgiving

CTS bus service offers free rides on Black Friday Read on...
County Mayor extends mask order

Clarksville Mayor Pitts signals “full support” of action Read on...
City tax payments are due by Feb. 28

Clarksville property tax bills were mailed in late October Read on...
CFR breaks ground on maintenance garage

$1.25 million project will provide space to work on fleet Read on...
CTS buses to roll on Veterans Day

Transit System will maintain normal operating hours during holiday Read on...
Mayor Pitts: Veterans have earned our thanks and support

City's leader asks residents to join him in gratitude for all who have served to protect our freedom. Read on...
City offices to close Nov. 11 for Veterans Day

Public Safety departments will be on duty and all essential services will continue. Read on...
CTS offers free bus rides on Election Day

Riders can get convenient transportation to the polls on Nov. 3 Read on...
City’s financial report earns top award

Recognition signifies fiscal condition is fully reported Read on...
UPDATED: County Mayor extends mask order

Clarksville Mayor Pitts signals “full support” of action Read on...
Spooky Special ready to roll again

CTS’s Spooky Bus will offer free rides Friday and Saturday Read on...
CTS offers free rides on route serving industrial parks

Fare-free bus service on Route 1000 will last through end of year Read on...
Local mayors urge residents to be vigilant against COVID-19

Recent spike in cases shows need for wearing masks, distancing Read on...
United Way and local mayors unite to feed families

Agencies, governments organize Farmers to Families event Read on...
Veterans Day Parade will be Saturday, Nov. 7

Theme for 2020 is “Salute to Veterans in Healthcare Read on...
Street Department offers fall cleanup

City crews will remove residential yard waste Read on...
Mayor, Council work on revised 2021 budget

Promised update reflects ongoing needs of a growing city Read on...
Regional Planning Commission achieves Green Certification

Agency works to conserve power, reduce paper usage Read on...
Mask-wearing still required in City facilities

Local governments continue to recommend face coverings Read on...
Suicide Prevention Alliance takes to the streets

Mayor’s Youth Council joins in day of direct action Read on...
City Council, County Commission present legislative agenda

State lawmakers receive priorities list recommended by local governments Read on...
Downtown Market wins ‘#1 Market in America’

Clarksville tops 1,200 markets that competed in online vote Read on...
Judge denies Robinsons’ $800,000 attorneys fees request

Instead, City is ordered to pay plaintiffs’ lawyers $30,000 Read on...
COVID-19 testing site to change hours

Drive-through service will be 9 a.m.to 2 p.m. in Civitan Park Read on...
Parks & Recreation earns three Green Certification awards

Clarksville Transit, Gas & Water also receive Excellence Awards Read on...
Clarksville Police seek community input

Residents invited to complete online survey Read on...
CTS invites public to online meeting

Transit agency seeks input on policies, service improvements Read on...
‘A day forever etched into our memories’

Clarksville Fire Rescue hosts 9-11 ceremony. Includes full text of speech by Mayor Joe Pitts. Read on...
Driver’s license services returning to City Hall

Operation was suspended amid COVID-19 precautions Read on...
County Mayor relaxes mask-wearing order

Face coverings still required in businesses, government facilities Read on...
Downtown parking plan takes effect Sept. 8

Plan includes four-hour limit at all on-street meters Read on...
Demolition work begins on Frosty Morn

Contractor removing two-thirds of old meat packing plant Read on...
Durrett extends mask order to Sept. 7

‘Numbers moving in right direction,’ County Mayor says Read on...
Back-to-school traffic requires safer driving

Police will be watching for bus, school-zone infractions Read on...
MPO posts Amended Participation Plan

Transportation planning group will meet in October Read on...
Census takers are at work in community

Mayor Pitts urges everyone to cooperate to ensure a full count Read on...
County Mayor extends mask order to Aug. 24

Face coverings mandated for everyone in public places Read on...
Newburn named Community Development Director

Experienced leader wants ‘all residents to thrive’ Read on...
Gas line work to begin on Red River bridge

Project may cause delays on N. Second Street, Riverside Drive Read on...
Crime Stoppers adds information kiosks

Colorful screens offer interactive crime-fighting messages Read on...
Local COVID-19 dashboard available online

APSU, County, City officials develop information hub for the community Read on...
Community urged to ring bells at noon Aug. 18 to celebrate suffrage vote

Mayors proclaim ‘Tennessee Women’s Suffrage Centennial Day’ Read on...
Mayor proclaims Emancipation Day

Citizens urged to take part in community events Read on...
Clarksville joins national water challenge

Residents invited to take ‘water wise’ pledge online Read on...
Goodson to lead municipal attorneys group

Clarksville Deputy City Attorney elected president of TMAA Read on...
Downtown Market to host ‘FUEL the Bus’

Program provides food for children in need Read on...
Commission OKs downtown parking plan

Changes include four-hour limit at all on-street meters Read on...
City mourns passing of Barbara Johnson

Former City Council member was ‘a pillar of the community’ Read on...
Clarksville Police earn reaccreditation

Fourth CALEA award affirms high standards and performance Read on...
UPDATE: County Mayor extends mask order to Aug. 17

Face coverings mandated for everyone in public places Read on...
County Health's COVID-19 testing will move to Civitan Park

Drive-through service is available 7 a.m. to noon weekdays Read on...
Mayor Pitts celebrates ADA’s 30th anniversary

Tennessee Disability Coalition looks forward to more progress Read on...
Clarksville suffrage statue to be dedicated Aug. 15

'Tennessee Triumph' celebrates centennial of voting rights for women Read on...
County Mayor renews mask order

Face coverings still required for everyone in public places Read on...
Man charged in crash that killed City worker

Truck driver faces trial in death of Jeffrey Prosecky Read on...
County Mayor Durrett expands mask order

Face coverings will be required for everyone in public places; Mayor Pitts fully backs county's lastest executive order Read on...
Hours change at temporary COVID-19 testing site

Richview Middle site will conduct tests from 7 a.m to noon weekdays Read on...
City reviewing fireworks regulations

Clarksville Police report big increase in calls for service Read on...
COVID-19 drive-thru testing site will move to Richview Middle

Temporary relocation will make way for early voting at Veterans Plaza Read on...
Changes proposed for downtown parking

Merchants, property owners meet with City officials Read on...
Mayors back CMCSS reopening plan

‘Two-option’ design chosen amid COVID-19 challenges Read on...
UPDATED: Council backs order to wear face masks

City leaders unanimously endorse County Mayor’s decree Read on...
United Way and local organizations unite to help homeless

Agencies, governments organize Shower Up events Read on...
Chief Crockarell: ‘Proud to be a police officer’

Mayor swears in new chief, bids farewell to Ansley Read on...
Plaque honors memory of Jeffrey Prosecky Jr.

Family, officials gather for solemn remembrance Read on...
Gov. Lee Extends State of Emergency to Aug. 29

New executive orders extend key provisions from previous orders Read on...
City breaks ground on District 3 Precinct

$3 million project will provide modern workspace for police Read on...
Panel announced for ‘Forum on Race & Justice’

Citizens invited to submit questions for virtual town hall Read on...
CDE Lightband honors Wayne Wilkinson

Outgoing chairman led board for more than decade Read on...
Adopt-A-Street Program fights litter

Street Department looking for cleanup partners Read on...
Mayor proclaims ‘Juneteenth’ in Clarksville

Day celebrates the end of slavery in America Read on...

News Flash

Liberty Park Pond to close for Fishing Rodeo

TWRA Youth Fishing Competition to be held June 12 Read on...
City offices to close June 18 to observe Juneteenth

Community celebrations will be Saturday, June 19 Read on...
Section of Rollow Lane closed for water line repair

Utility workers will alternate travel lanes Read on...

View All News

Meetings
Events

Online Services

CITY PUBLICATIONS

Stay Connected