PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
AUGUST 4, 2020
Opening Public Locations for Public Use
The Executive Order issued by the Mayor closing down public facilities has been rescinded. With few exceptions, all public playgrounds, city parks, swimming areas, and nature trails are now open for public access in accordance with ADH and CDC guidelines. We encourage everyone to wear a face covering and practice social distancing while enjoying these public locations.
The Outdoor Aquatic Center will remain closed for the 2020 season. The indoor swimming pool will be open on limited basis until August 21st. The multipurpose building will be open from 8am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday. It will be closed on weekends, with exception of scheduled planned events until August 21st.
**Should the overall situation improve, we will accommodate a full return to normal operation. We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding and we will return to normal operations as soon as humanly possible.
Opening Public Locations for Public Use
The Executive Order issued by the Mayor closing down public facilities has been rescinded. With few exceptions, all public playgrounds, city parks, swimming areas, and nature trails are now open for public access in accordance with ADH and CDC guidelines. We encourage everyone to wear a face covering and practice social distancing while enjoying these public locations.
The Outdoor Aquatic Center will remain closed for the 2020 season. The indoor swimming pool will be open on limited basis until August 21st. The multipurpose building will be open from 8am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday. It will be closed on weekends, with exception of scheduled planned events until August 21st.
**Should the overall situation improve, we will accommodate a full return to normal operation. We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding and we will return to normal operations as soon as humanly possible.
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ELECTED OFFICIALS
DAVID RIEDER
MAYOR |
BARBARA BLACKARD
CITY CLERK/TREASURER |
HEATHER JOHNSTON
CITY COUNCILWOMAN WARD 1 |
ED BRADLEY
CITY COUNCILMAN WARD 1 |
DANNA SCHNEIDER
CITY COUNCILWOMAN WARD 2 |
JUDY WEAVER
CITY COUNCILWOMAN WARD 2 |
EDDIE KING
CITY COUNCILMAN WARD 3 |
FREEMAN WISH
CITY COUNCILMAN WARD 3 |
YARD OF THE MONTH!
The Nomination Period Ends August 7th.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
TOP EMPLOYERS
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Tyson
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University of the OzarksLocated in historic downtown Clarksville, the University of the Ozarks is a private liberal arts university that offers Bachelor’s degrees in almost 30 fields, including several that focus on business subjects. Enrollment at the UofO has increased 49 percent since 2013, with a current enrollment of almost 900.
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Walmart DC #6082Clarksville is the site of Wal-Mart's first ever North American grocery distribution center and has earned the "Grocery Distribution Center of the Year" back-to-back for 2017 and 2018. Servicing 146 Walmart stores, this distribution center has 750 employees that ship 9 million cases a month from this location.
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Hanesbrands Inc.
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#BeCountedClarksville
Click the Hashtag above to get resources and information about the 2020 Census!
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Clarksville, AR is worth bragging about. Nestled between the Ozark National Forest and the Ouachita Mountains, Clarksville is centrally located with an abundance outdoor recreation! Come visit us! |
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