City offices to close Jan. 1 for New Year’s City of Clarksville offices will close Thursday, January 1, in observance of the New Year. Read on...

On Public Square is a City of Clarksville Podcast in which Jimmy Settle and Casey Williams from the city's communications department sit down with their colleagues to learn who they are and what they …

The primary objectives of the Clarksville Police Department are to ensure a high quality of life for our citizens by lowering the crime rate, and promoting safety.

For the second year in a row, Clarksville led all Tennessee cities in year-over-year population growth between July 1, 2021 - July 1, 2022, based on the latest annual U.S. Census Bureau estimates.

Our new identity pays homage to Clarksville’s past but also juxtaposes this sentiment with a nod to the future. As the City of Clarksville grows, it’s important to keep this heritage and character alive -- to …

Transportation 2020+ outlines the groundwork soon to be made in the City of Clarksville, TN. This page and subsequent documents break down critical projects, projected costs, and outline the financial …

Below is a listing of government agencies, non-profits, and faith-based organizations that are on a mission to provide resources to the Clarksville Community. If you need something not on this list or …

Self Service Portal - Permits and Payments City of Clarksville Citizen Self Service Portal Register for an account and then apply for a permit. Register for our new payment portal and make payments!

Family and leisure events and programming include the Clarksville Downtown Market, Family Formal, Fright on Franklin, Christmas on the Cumberland, and many more.

The mission of the Clarksville Street Department is to provide the citizens of Clarksville with a high quality, well maintained and congestion free roadway infrastructure, while providing resources and …