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1 day agoCCU Water Rate Updates
Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Search autocomplete is currently not responding. Please try again later. The schedule of charges as described in above sections shall be adjusted on meter readings starting on October 1st, beginning 2015 and each subsequent year by the amount of increase in the South Urban Unadjusted Consumer Price Index (CPIU) as published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (http://data.bls.gov/pdq/SurveyOutputServlet?series_id=CUUR0300SA0,CUUS0300SA0 ) by amount reported, but NOT to exceed three (3%) percent (whichever is less) for the preceding calendar year. IF the CPIU declines during the previous calendar year the rate adjustment will be zero (0%) percent.* This adjustment only effects the consumption water rates for retail inside and outside customers, commercial, large commercial/industrial, and wholesale customers. * Example: If CPIU for 2014 equals 2.0% for the calendar year (January to December), the rates will increase 2.0% in October of 2015. If CPIU equals 3.25% for the 2014 calendar year the rates will increase a maximum of 3%. If the CPIU for the calendar year of 2014 drops by -1%, the rates will remain unchanged. A copy of the revised consumption for rates shall be posted on the Clarksville Connected website (www.clarksvilleconnected.net). The Clarksville Connected Commission shall be authorized to regulate the percentage (%) adjustment on the annual basis at a percentage (%) below the published CPIU increase if the retained earnings of the utility remains at a reasonable and sustainable amount based upon its annual budgetary projections. 400 W Main Street P.O. Box 1807 Clarksville, AR 72830 Customer Service: 479-754-3148Fax: 479-705-1901 Monday - Friday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM 400 W Main Street P.O. Box 1807 Clarksville, AR 72830 Customer Service: 479-754-3148Fax: 479-705-1901 Monday - Friday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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1 day agoCCU Wastewater Rate Updates
Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Search autocomplete is currently not responding. Please try again later. Per 1,000 gallons plus monthly rate of $5.56. The schedule of charges as described in above sections shall be adjusted on meter readings starting on October 1st, beginning 2015 and each subsequent year by the amount of increase in the South Urban Unadjusted Consumer Price Index (CPIU) as published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics http://data.bls.gov/pdq/SurveyOutputServlet?series_id=CUUR0300SA0,CUUS0300SA0 by amount reported, but NOT to exceed three (3%) percent (whichever is less) for the preceding calendar year. IF the CPIU declines during the previous calendar year the rate adjustment will be zero (0%) percent.* This adjustment only effects the consumption water rates for retail inside and outside customers, commercial, large commercial/industrial, and wholesale customers. * Example: If CPIU for 2014 equals 2.0% for the calendar year (January to December), the rates will increase 2.0% in October of 2015. If CPIU equals 3.25% for the 2014 calendar year the rates will increase a maximum of 3%. If the CPIU for the calendar year of 2014 drops by -1%, the rates will remain unchanged. A copy of the revised consumption for rates shall be posted on the Clarksville Connected website (www.clarksvilleconnected.net). The Clarksville Connected Commission shall be authorized to regulate the percentage (%) adjustment on the annual basis at a percentage (%) below the published CPIU increase if the retained earnings of the utility remains at a reasonable and sustainable amount based upon its annual budgetary projections. 400 W Main Street P.O. Box 1807 Clarksville, AR 72830 Customer Service: 479-754-3148Fax: 479-705-1901 Monday - Friday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM 400 W Main Street P.O. Box 1807 Clarksville, AR 72830 Customer Service: 479-754-3148Fax: 479-705-1901 Monday - Friday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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2 days agoTrail Review: MTB Kingston
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Polar Bear Plunge Rescheduled
2 weeks ago
"News ReleaseFriday, February 6, 2026For Immediate ReleaseClarksville Parks and Recreation Reschedules Polar Bear Plunge EventCLARKSVILLE, TN – Clarksville Parks and Recreation will reschedule the annual Polar Bear Plunge event to February 21, 2026. The safety of our patrons, staff, and sponsors is of utmost importance. With the historic winter conditions, New Providence Pool still has upwards of 2 inches of ice on the pool deck surrounding the water. The event is made possible through the generous support of community partners. Daniel Ingram of the GEICO Local Office serves as the presenting sponsor, with CASS-TN proudly supporting the event as a supporting sponsor.Registration is still available for those wishing to participate or donate. All proceeds go directly to the community by providing swim lessons to participants who qualify for our S.P.A.R.K. Scholarship and adaptive individuals.For more information about the Polar Bear Plunge and to register, click the link below. https://bit.ly/4qio7ZSAbout Clarksville Parks & RecreationClarksville Parks & Recreation provides a variety of indoor and outdoor programs, facilities, nature activities and entertainment events for people living in the Montgomery County and Fort Campbell area. These free or reasonably priced year-round experiences help residents enhance their health, wellness, and social engagement—resulting in a stronger, better community.###"
Community Meeting - Property Acquisition at 1485 Golf Club Lane
2 weeks ago
"CLARKSVILLE, TN - The City of Clarksville Neighborhood and Community Services Department will host a public meeting to provide information and receive community feedback regarding the proposed acquisition of property located at 1485 Golf Club Lane.Meeting Details:Date: May 13, 2026Time: 5:30 p.m.Location: 1485 Golf Club LaneThis meeting is intended to provide residents, nearby stakeholders, and community members with clear information about the proposed use of the property, and to gather input prior to further action.The City is considering the acquisition of this property for $400,000, using Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding. The proposed acquisition and use of this property aligns with the goals of the CDBG program, which is intended to support viable communities by providing decent housing, suitable living environments, and expanded economic opportunities — primarily for low- to -moderate-income residents.By investing in case management, access to affordable childcare, and targeted emergency response, this project is designed to support housing stability, workforce participation, and long-term self-sufficiency, consistent with federal program objectives.The site is being evaluated for use as a community services facility, focused on addressing key gaps identified in Clarksville, including:Case management services for at-risk families, seniors, and other vulnerable residents, to include housing navigation and financial independenceAffordable childcare services, identified as a critical need for family self-sufficiencyAdditional supportive services to be determined based on community need and inputIn addition, the site will be used to provide Severe Weather Shelter operations, offering temporary, life-saving overnight accommodations during extreme weather conditions, only.Important ClarificationThis site is not proposed as a full-time shelter.The City is committed to providing clear information and ensuring that the intended use of the property is understood. The focus of this location is daytime services, family support, and targeted emergency response during severe weather.Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to attend, ask questions, and provide feedback. Input received will help inform operational planning, service delivery, and site considerations.Residents who are unable to attend the meeting and who would like to provide comment may send their feedback to Michelle AustinClarksville Neighborhood & Community [email protected] Neighborhood and Community ServicesThe City of Clarksville’s Neighborhood and Community Services Department works to build thriving, inclusive neighborhoods by providing supportive services, community development initiatives, and housing assistance programs to improve the quality of life for all Clarksville residents. The Department’s mission is to revitalize neighborhoods, preserve and create affordable housing opportunities, and advocate for underserved populations."
CHS Students Host 'Senior Prom' for Assisted Living Residents
4 weeks ago
"Clarksville High School’s Chick-fil-A Leader Academy students held a “Senior Prom” event at Providence Assisted Living on Tuesday, April 14. Students in J.J. Thornton’s small business operations class were chosen this year to be a Chick-fil-A Academy, with Tim Douglass of Russellville as the sponsoring franchisee of the group. The year-long curriculum is shared once a month in leader labs which follow the ACTION framework: Awareness, Communication, Teamwork, Innovation, Ownership and Next. Chick-fil-A Leader Academy instills timeless leadership principles in students that empower students to take action in their communities through service projects. Students in the Academy at CHS participated in the One Million Book Giveaway earlier in the year as they held an assembly at Clarksville Primary School. Pride the Panther joined the Chick-fil-A cow mascot as they shared with students their love of reading. Academy students had prepared packets which included individually created inspirational message cards and a set of books to give to every first grade student. Throughout the Academy program, students also plan and execute an end-of-year Impact Project, which is the culmination of the program. CHS Academy students planned four different impact projects, and presented their proposals to a panel for feedback. The Senior Prom was the project chosen to implement. Students wore their prom attire to Providence Assisted Living and decorated the dining hall for the prom. The students presented residents with corsages and masquerade masks, and Douglass provided refreshments, with each resident also receiving a mini Chick-fil-A cow plush. Music was provided by local retired disc jockey, Randy Hilton. The Chick-fil-A life size mascot also made an appearance at the prom. CHS students who participated in the Academy included Jai Avila, Yarami Avila, Gerardo Castaneda, Marlen Castro, Trevor Dailey, Emely Delgado, Tha Dah Htoo, Tha Mya Khu, Teresa Lay, Deigo Martinez, Samantha Montelongo, Avery Nichols, Lydia Nichols, Mitzy Perez, Peryn Perrin, Brian Ramirez, Alex Rodriguez, Jane Wah, Nay Chai Way and Katie West. Read this story and others in the April 22 issue of The Graphic, available online and at businesses throughout Franklin and Johnson counties. Subscribe or donate here to support more hometown journalism. Clarksville High School student Trevor Dailey puts a corsage on the wrist of Dorothy Frost, a resident at Providence Assisted Living, during the CHS Chik-fil-A Leader Academy’s “Senior Prom” Impact Project on Tuesday, April 14. –Photo courtesy J.J. Thornton "
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