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Clarksville tables budget public hearing until Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Clarksville tables budget public hearing until Tuesday

City Council took the first steps toward restructuring the city’s water and sewer rates Tuesday night in City Hall during its regular meeting, but tabled passing a 2023-24 fiscal year

Clarksville to take up paying part-time officers at next meeting - Vimarsana News

Clarksville to take up paying part-time officers at next meeting

For the past few months the Red River County Sheriff’s Office has had its deputies patrolling the City of Clarksville since it is currently without a police force.

Clarksville City Council, staffers work to create budget for new fiscal year at workshop - Vimarsana News

Clarksville City Council, staffers work to create budget for new fiscal year at workshop

Members of the Clarksville City Council gathered around a table in City Hall on Wednesday for another round of budget talks as they work toward creating a workable budget for

Clarksville residents to see slight rise in monthly utility bills; City Hall closing at noon today - Vimarsana News

Clarksville residents to see slight rise in monthly utility bills; City Hall closing at noon today

Residents will see an increase in their utility bills early next year after the City Council voted to pass an 8% fee increase from Sanitation Solutions onto customers at the

Clarksville council puts police chief on 60-day performance improvement plan - Vimarsana News

Clarksville council puts police chief on 60-day performance improvement plan

CLARKSVILLE — Mark Gable, the city’s police chief, was placed on a 60-day performance improvement plan in a 7-1 vote Tuesday night during a City Council meeting.