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Construction will disrupt water service in some downtown areas
March 15, 2009 | 
The city has announced that construction of sidewalks and the relocation of a fire hydrant will result in a temporary water outage for part of downtown Clarksville on Monday.
According to the report, on Monday, March 16, beginning at 8:00 a.m., water service will be disrupted on 9th St. from Franklin St. to College St. and from the intersection of 9th St. and College St. to Poston Rd. Water will be shut of for an estimated 3-4 hours.
Gas and Water construction workers will be relocating a fire hydrant at the intersection of 9th St. and Main St. as part of the ongoing preparation of the new sidewalk construction.
Residents and businesses are advised to seek alternate water sources during this time.
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