As Clarksville’s new downtown continues to take shape, the parklets along Main Street are becoming an important part of the area’s design. These spaces were intentionally included in the downtown plan to create more places for people to sit, gather and enjoy the area. Parklets turn a small section of the streetscape into usable public...
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Clarksville Welcomes Site Selectors for Economic Development Tour
The Town of Clarksville recently welcomed site selectors from across the country for a visit focused on the community’s growth, development opportunities, and future plans. Site selectors work with companies and organizations that are looking for locations for new investments, expansions, or business operations. Their visits give communities an opportunity to highlight available sites, infrastructure,...
Clarksville Planner Brings Sustainability Lesson to Local Third Graders
Town of Clarksville Planner Kaylie Malloy recently traded Town Hall for the classroom, spending time with third grade students at Clarksville Elementary School to talk about sustainability and the role community planning plays in creating a more sustainable future. During her visit, Malloy introduced students to several ways towns and cities can use thoughtful planning...
Behind the Response: Clarksville Firefighters Train Year-Round to Stay Ready
When an emergency happens, residents see Clarksville firefighters arrive ready to respond. What they do not always see are the many hours of training, testing and preparation that happen long before the call comes in. For the Clarksville Fire Department, staying ready is a year-round responsibility. Recently, members of A-Crew spent time sharpening their ground...
Eagle Scout Project Will Improve Trail Safety and Wayfinding at Lapping Park
A local Eagle Scout project is moving forward with plans to make the trail system at Lapping Memorial Park easier to navigate and safer for visitors. Logan Conklin is working toward his Eagle Scout rank with a project focused on improving trail wayfinding throughout the park. His plan includes installing new, more durable trail markers...
Clarksville Arts Commission Receives $4,000 Grant for Public Art Project
The Clarksville Arts Commission has been awarded a $4,000 grant from the Indiana Arts Commission to support a new public art project celebrating an important piece of Clarksville history. The grant will help fund a large-scale exterior mural on the Town of Clarksville’s Public Works Building titled “Reel Memories Under the Clarksville Sky.” The mural...
Clarksville Police Department Partners with LAW Publications for Community Safety Program
The Clarksville Police Department is expanding its community outreach and education efforts through a partnership with LAW Publications to provide additional safety resources to Clarksville residents. Community education has long been an important part of CPD’s approach to policing. Through this new program, the department will be able to distribute professionally developed materials covering a...
Texas Roadhouse Continues Its Clarksville Story With New Location
A familiar Clarksville favorite is getting a new home. Construction is moving along on the new Texas Roadhouse location, and for many residents, the progress is especially exciting because of the restaurant’s longstanding connection to Clarksville. Clarksville is proud to be the home of the very first Texas Roadhouse, which opened here in 1993. What...
Clarksville to End Municipal Payment of Fire Hydrant Fees
At its August 18th meeting, the Clarksville Town Council approved Ordinance 2026-G-15 on second reading, changing how public fire protection costs charged by Indiana American Water are paid in Clarksville. The change does not create a new fire protection cost. Indiana American Water already charges for public fire protection services, including the use of hydrants...
Clarksville Police Department Welcomes International Leaders
The work being done by the Clarksville Police Department recently earned international attention, as the department was selected not once, but twice to host delegations from around the world. The visits gave Clarksville officers an opportunity to share their approach to policing while also learning from leaders with very different experiences and perspectives. The first...









