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Clarksville, TN - With early-stage structures now visible on the construction site of Clarksville’s second water treatment plant, Clarksville Mayor Joe
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week. Thieves break into Appleton Harley-Davidson, have hard time getting back out: The five burglars managed to steal three motorcycles, but getting out took so long that two riders had to give up and make a run for it, as police were on the way. Rossview grads rescue couple and 2 small children after kayaks overturn in Red River: The family’s trip down the river came to a frightening end when their kayaks overturned in a tangle of branches and downed trees. They were rescued by teenagers.
Under the plan, the average in-city residential water and sewer bill will increase $3.14 per month in the first year.
Clarksville utility rate increases OK'd, bond issue coming for new water plant View Comments In June, the Clarksville City Council will be confronted with a major bond issue resolution to build a new water treatment plant after approving water and sewer rate increases. The first reading council vote on Thursday night was 9-4 in favor of the rate increases. Voting "yes" were Mayor Joe Pitts and council members Richard Garrett, Vondell Richmond, Jason Knight, Travis Holleman, Wanda Allen, Karen Reynolds, Stacey Streetman and Ashlee Evans. Voting "no" were council members DaJuan Little, Wallace...
Or is a stinky situation worth keeping bills at their current levels? This pungent problem is one of several decisions that might face Clarksville residents in the coming weeks as the city continues to expand. The Clarksville City Council is considering water and sewer treatment rate increases proposed by Clarksville Gas & Water, officials announced Monday afternoon. The increases will cover the costs of building a new water treatment plant and other improvements to the water and sewer systems, according to officials. On Thursday, Gas & Water General Manager Mark Riggins told the City C...