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Downtown @ Sundown Concert to be held October 2nd at Downtown Commons
September 27, 2020 | 
Montgomery County, TN – On October 2nd, 2020, Jerrod Niemann and Tyler Booth will be performing at the Downtown Commons from 7:00pm-10:00pm for the first of two concerts planned during the month of October.
Country musician Tyler Booth, will be kicking off the evening as he opens for platinum-certified hitmaker country musician Jerrod Niemann. They are sure to bring the crowd to their feet with a great combination of songs.
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Montgomery County, City of Clarksville Present 2021 Legislative Agenda to State Representatives
Montgomery County, TN – For the second consecutive year Montgomery County and City of Clarksville Legislative Liaison Committee Members jointly presented an overview of their Legislative Agendas to state representatives who represent Montgomery County and Clarksville.
The presentations were made to Senator Bill Powers, House Deputy Speaker Curtis Johnson and Representative Jason Hodges at William O. Beach Civic Hall, the evening of September 22nd.
Left to Right front row: Commissioner Leverett, Councilwoman Streetman, Representative Hodges, House Deputy Speaker Johnson, Senator Powers, Commissioner Gannon, Commissioner Rasnic, Commissioner Creek and Montgomery County Mayor Durrett. Back Row left to right: Clarksville Mayor Pitts, Commissioner Harper and City Councilman Burkhart.
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Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett Extends Emergency Order #19 until September 29th
Montgomery County, TN – Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett signed Emergency Order #20 to extend Emergency Order #19, that requires the wearing of face masks by all employees of businesses open to the public in Montgomery County.
On July 3rd, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued Executive Order #54 giving authority to county mayors to issue COVID-19 Coronavirus mask requirements. Montgomery County is one of 89 counties in the state of Tennessee that was given this authority.
Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett
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Montgomery County Veterans Service Organization Breaks Record, Extends Hours of Operation
Montgomery County, TN – The Montgomery County Veterans Service Organization (VSO) had the largest single-year increase in recorded history for the state of Tennessee for 2019.
According to the Veterans Administration statistics for 2019, Montgomery County has 36,873 veterans with an annual economic impact from Veterans Administration (VA) compensations to Montgomery County veterans of $387,781,000 an increase of $64,400,000 from 2018.
Montgomery County Veterans Service Organization Assistant Director Stacey Hopwood (left) helping a veteran.
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Montgomery County’s COVID-19 Drive-Through Testing Site to change Operational Hours
Montgomery County, TN – The hours for the Montgomery County Health Department’s COVID-19 drive-through testing will be adjusted to Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 2:00pm at Civitan Park, beginning September 21st, 2020. Civitan Park is located in St. Bethlehem at 650 Bellamy Lane.
Testing times were adjusted in July from the original Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 2:00pm hours to 7:00am to noon to accommodate due to the high temperatures at the outdoor testing area.
Civitan Park Montgomery County COVID-19 Drive-Through Testing Site Map.
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Celebrate National Good Neighbor and Kindness is Cool Back to School Month
Clarksville, TN – It’s back to school season and what better time to champion kindness and the art of being a good neighbor. Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett and Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts issued a joint proclamation to acknowledge September as Kindness is Cool Back to School/Good Neighbor Month.
Beginning September 26th through September 30th, 2020, Arts for Hearts Clarksville invites everyone in the community to celebrate with us. Every small act of kindness can make a difference to someone’s day at home, school and in your own neighborhood.
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Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett Extends Emergency Order #18 until September 22nd
Montgomery County, TN – Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett signed Emergency Order #19 today to extend Emergency Order #18, which requires the wearing of face masks by all employees of businesses open to the public in Montgomery County.
On July 3rd, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued Executive Order #54 giving authority to county mayors to issue COVID-19 Coronavirus mask requirements. Montgomery County is one of 89 counties in the state of Tennessee that was given this authority.
Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett
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Nashville State Community College Clarksville Campus offers Free Industrial Readiness Training Opportunities
Clarksville, TN – There are free Industrial Readiness Training program opportunities available for those looking for a career. Manufacturers in the Clarksville are hiring now and this training will prepare you. The training program is being held at Nashville State Community College’s Clarksville campus.
Nashville State Community College – Clarksville Campus
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Montgomery County Multipurpose Event Center Road Closures announced
Montgomery County, TN – Starting September 15th, 2020, there will be several road lane closures as crews work to tie-in sewer services to the Montgomery County Multipurpose Event Center (MPEC) site. The closures will take place from 8:00pm to 5:00am.
The timelines and locations have been approved and set by the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT).
MPEC – Traffic Control Diagram – College Street Main Street
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Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett Letter to the Community Regarding Face-Coverings
Montgomery County, TN – This has certainly been a challenging year for many of us. We did not think we would ever be in a position to mandate what people do. Yet, the government’s role does in face make mandates. The government sets speed limits, creates zoning, develops ordinances, and sets policy, but in this generation, the government has never told people to wear a mask and social distance. A mandate that some of us believe infringes upon personal freedoms.
Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett
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