Clarksville Neighborhood Services announces May events and new rental assistance program

May 02, 2025 | Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee

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Clarksville Neighborhood Services announces May events and new rental assistance program

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The City Council of Clarksville held its regular session on May 1, 2025, addressing several key community initiatives and upcoming events. The meeting began with a report from the Clarksville Community Neighborhood Services Committee, highlighting activities from April and upcoming meetings.

The committee's report included details about the homeless coalition meeting held on April 1, where members discussed the formal structure of the coalition and received updates from various homeless support organizations. The next coalition meeting is scheduled for May 6 at 2 PM at the APAC Outreach center. Additionally, the committee announced that the new rental assistance program, set to launch in July, will provide support similar to the existing 12-month rental assistance program, focusing on vulnerable populations, including seniors and families with children.

The report noted that the project team is currently assisting 40 clients in different stages of homeless rehabilitation and encouraged the community to follow Clarksville Neighborhood and Community Services on social media for updates.

Following this, Parks and Recreation Committee Chairman Zachariasha presented exciting upcoming events. The Clarksville Downtown Market will return to Public Square on May 10, featuring fresh produce and local vendors from 8 AM to 12 PM. The 50 Plus Games will also take place, offering a week of competitive events starting May 13, culminating in a closing dinner and dance on May 17.

Residents are invited to a free night of music and movies at Dixon Park on May 15, featuring a performance by the CMCSS jazz band and a screening of "Despicable Me 4." The Parks and Recreation Department is also seeking applicants for various positions, including aquatics facility manager and summer youth program site director, with more information available on their website.

The meeting concluded with an invitation for community members to engage with the ongoing programs and initiatives, emphasizing the city's commitment to supporting its residents and enhancing local services.

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