The new, proposed City of Clarksville budget includes more than $170 million for the city general fund, a 15-cent property tax increase, along with plans to address neighborhood flooding, rapid city growth, as well as Mason Rudolph Golf Course.
The Clarksville City Council held a special session meeting on Thursday as they prepare to finalize the 2025-26 fiscal year budget over the next two weeks. However, an hour before the special session even began, the Clarksville Fire Fighters Association (Local 3180) held a press conference to speak on the true need for a pay increase for city firefighters.
With the State of Tennessee preparing to open a new Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) service center in Clarksville, two convenience centers for the City of Clarksville are set to terminate their DMV services to the public effective June 30.
Millan Enterprises is set to host a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Millan Public Parking Garage in downtown Clarksville-Montgomery County at the end of June to celebrate the latest addition to the city’s growing infrastructure. The public parking garage sits directly behind F&M Bank Arena at 90 College Street.
The Montgomery County Commission unanimously approved the 2025-26 fiscal year budget Monday night, with funding for some high-profile initiatives but no tax increase.
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Clarksville-Montgomery County on Monday morning, which is expected to extend until 11:15 a.m.
With Montgomery County Government looking to finalize the fiscal year 2025-26 budget, a resolution was introduced at the County Commission last week to shift around tax dollars without raising taxes.
Officials are investigating the death of a 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) soldier who died as a result of a training accident near Camp Croft, Hungary, on June 5.
The City Council this week narrowly rejected a rezoning that would have made way for a retail center on Rossview Road with a daycare in the back.
The Montgomery County Parks and Recreation Department has cancelled the Downtown Commons concert scheduled for Friday, June 6, due to severe weather conditions.