In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the City of Clinton will not discriminate against qualified individuals with disabilities on the basis of disability in its services, programs, or activities.
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
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City Of Clinton
100 N Bowling Street
Clinton, Tennessee 37716
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our mailing address:
City Of Clinton
100 N Bowling Street
Clinton, Tennessee 37716
Complete City Directory: CLICK HERE
City of Clinton JOB OPPORTUNITIES
CLICK HERE
Quick Contacts and Information
Mayor Scott Burton
email: sburton@clintontn.net
City Manager Roger Houck
email: rhouck@clintontn.net
Clinton City Hall: 865-457-0424
Clinton City Court: 865-259-1110
Clinton Police: 865-457-3112
Clinton Fire Dept: 865-457-2131
City Hall Hours:
Monday through Friday, 8:00a - 4:30p
Except these holidays: CLICK HERE
City Court: Tues at 8:00 am
Mayor Scott Burton
email: sburton@clintontn.net
City Manager Roger Houck
email: rhouck@clintontn.net
Clinton City Hall: 865-457-0424
Clinton City Court: 865-259-1110
Clinton Police: 865-457-3112
Clinton Fire Dept: 865-457-2131
City Hall Hours:
Monday through Friday, 8:00a - 4:30p
Except these holidays: CLICK HERE
City Court: Tues at 8:00 am
CLINTON CITY COUNCIL MEETS
September 28, 2020 - 5:30 p.m.
Clinton City Hall
MEETING CONDUCTED IN ACCORDNACE WITH
CURRENT EMERGENCY DECLARATION PROVISIONS.
CLICK HERE to view the agenda for this meeting.
9/21/20
LEWALLEN BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT UPDATE
Lynn Murphy (Project Coordinator)
At month 25 of the 36-month project:
The Lewallen Bridge replacement project continues, with a contract completion date listed by TDOT as August 31, 2021.
CLICK HERE for the latest report and pictures of the project.
MEETING DATES CHANGED
The Board of Zoning Appeals, Clinton Regional Planning Commission and Historic Zoning Commission meeting dates have been changed due to Fall break. The meetings will be held October 5, 2020 instead of October 12, 2020.
The new deadline for application submittals
is September 21, 2020.
EXCELLENCE AWARD PRESENTED TO
CLINTON HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER
City of Clinton Human Resources Manager Angela Sylvester
was named winner of the 2020 Public Entity Partners'
Excellence in Risk Management Award.
click here for details.
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
The City of Clinton will hold a Public Hearing
for Ordinance No. 652 - an ordinance for Tax Year 2020 (FYE 6/30/21) Property Tax Rate,
on Monday September 28, 2020. 5:30pm. at Clinton City Hall.
City Hall will be open to the public and following strict social distancing and face covering guidelines which are necessary to protect the public health, safety, and welfare in light of the current pandemic.
Citizens with any questions may contact City Hall at
865-457-0424.
Regina Ridenour, Clinton City Recorder
THE CHALLENGE IS ON!
Clinton City Manager, Roger Houck, has accepted the challenge from Oak Ridge City Manager Mark Watson. Watson thinks that more Oak Ridge citizens will complete the 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire... Roger Houck says Clinton will have a higher response rate. When the final numbers are tallied the Oak Ridge City Manager will have to wear a Clinton Dragons jersey for an entire day. If Clinton loses.. City Manager Houck will put on the Wildcat colors. We are not going to let that happen!
Please fill out the Census form today and help Clinton win the competition. You can complete the form online.. it only takes a few minutes. It's easy! Go here: https://my2020census.gov/
JOB OPPORTUNITY
Police Officer (Certified)
Police · Clinton, Tennessee
Officers trained in law enforcement work, crime detection and prevention and who have been given authority to maintain the peace, safety and order of the community. A police officer is responsible to the Lieutenant of Patrol and Patrol Sergeant. All police officers shall at all times take appropriate action to preserve the peace, protect life and property, prevent crime, arrest violators of the law and enforce State laws and City codes in accordance with Department regulations, policies and procedures.
for more information and to apply CLICK HERE
JOB OPPORTUNITY
After School Camp Counselor - Part-Time
Recreation · Clinton, Tennessee
This position assists the Recreation Coordinator in the general oversight of children in the Clinton after school program.
For more information and to apply for this job visit: https://clintontn.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=39
GOODBYE SUMMER BREAK...
HELLO NEW SCHOOL YEAR!
At the Clinton Community Center we sure have missed seeing everyone!!!
As we all transition back to school and after-school programs, we want you to know we have been working diligently to offer a safe place to hang out and recreate after school. The Clinton Community Center will function a lot different than last year! With Governor Lee’s executive orders and CDC Regulations, we are taking the COVID-19 Pandemic seriously and are adapting with all necessary protocols to offer programs to our community and youth!
CLICK HERE for more information.
Clean Water Starts With You..
WHAT IS STORMWATER RUNOFF?
Stormwater runoff occurs when precipitation from rain or snow flows over the ground. Impervious surfaces like driveways, roofs, sidewalks, and streets prevent Stormwater from naturally soaking into the ground. The water picks up waste, bacteria, fertilizer, pesticides, oil and automotive fluids, generating polluted Stormwater runoff. For more information and to download the Citizen's Guide to Stormwater Pollution:
CLICK HERE
PUBLIC RECORDS POLICY
AND REQUEST FORM
CLICK HERE
September 28, 2020 - 5:30 p.m.
Clinton City Hall
MEETING CONDUCTED IN ACCORDNACE WITH
CURRENT EMERGENCY DECLARATION PROVISIONS.
CLICK HERE to view the agenda for this meeting.
9/21/20
LEWALLEN BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT UPDATE
Lynn Murphy (Project Coordinator)
At month 25 of the 36-month project:
The Lewallen Bridge replacement project continues, with a contract completion date listed by TDOT as August 31, 2021.
CLICK HERE for the latest report and pictures of the project.
MEETING DATES CHANGED
The Board of Zoning Appeals, Clinton Regional Planning Commission and Historic Zoning Commission meeting dates have been changed due to Fall break. The meetings will be held October 5, 2020 instead of October 12, 2020.
The new deadline for application submittals
is September 21, 2020.
EXCELLENCE AWARD PRESENTED TO
CLINTON HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER
City of Clinton Human Resources Manager Angela Sylvester
was named winner of the 2020 Public Entity Partners'
Excellence in Risk Management Award.
click here for details.
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
The City of Clinton will hold a Public Hearing
for Ordinance No. 652 - an ordinance for Tax Year 2020 (FYE 6/30/21) Property Tax Rate,
on Monday September 28, 2020. 5:30pm. at Clinton City Hall.
City Hall will be open to the public and following strict social distancing and face covering guidelines which are necessary to protect the public health, safety, and welfare in light of the current pandemic.
Citizens with any questions may contact City Hall at
865-457-0424.
Regina Ridenour, Clinton City Recorder
THE CHALLENGE IS ON!
Clinton City Manager, Roger Houck, has accepted the challenge from Oak Ridge City Manager Mark Watson. Watson thinks that more Oak Ridge citizens will complete the 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire... Roger Houck says Clinton will have a higher response rate. When the final numbers are tallied the Oak Ridge City Manager will have to wear a Clinton Dragons jersey for an entire day. If Clinton loses.. City Manager Houck will put on the Wildcat colors. We are not going to let that happen!
Please fill out the Census form today and help Clinton win the competition. You can complete the form online.. it only takes a few minutes. It's easy! Go here: https://my2020census.gov/
JOB OPPORTUNITY
Police Officer (Certified)
Police · Clinton, Tennessee
Officers trained in law enforcement work, crime detection and prevention and who have been given authority to maintain the peace, safety and order of the community. A police officer is responsible to the Lieutenant of Patrol and Patrol Sergeant. All police officers shall at all times take appropriate action to preserve the peace, protect life and property, prevent crime, arrest violators of the law and enforce State laws and City codes in accordance with Department regulations, policies and procedures.
for more information and to apply CLICK HERE
JOB OPPORTUNITY
After School Camp Counselor - Part-Time
Recreation · Clinton, Tennessee
This position assists the Recreation Coordinator in the general oversight of children in the Clinton after school program.
For more information and to apply for this job visit: https://clintontn.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=39
GOODBYE SUMMER BREAK...
HELLO NEW SCHOOL YEAR!
At the Clinton Community Center we sure have missed seeing everyone!!!
As we all transition back to school and after-school programs, we want you to know we have been working diligently to offer a safe place to hang out and recreate after school. The Clinton Community Center will function a lot different than last year! With Governor Lee’s executive orders and CDC Regulations, we are taking the COVID-19 Pandemic seriously and are adapting with all necessary protocols to offer programs to our community and youth!
CLICK HERE for more information.
Clean Water Starts With You..
WHAT IS STORMWATER RUNOFF?
Stormwater runoff occurs when precipitation from rain or snow flows over the ground. Impervious surfaces like driveways, roofs, sidewalks, and streets prevent Stormwater from naturally soaking into the ground. The water picks up waste, bacteria, fertilizer, pesticides, oil and automotive fluids, generating polluted Stormwater runoff. For more information and to download the Citizen's Guide to Stormwater Pollution:
CLICK HERE
PUBLIC RECORDS POLICY
AND REQUEST FORM
CLICK HERE
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT ANNOUNCEMENT
The following openings and closings will be in effect until, at least, September 30, 2020.
All parks are open to the public which include walking trails, pavilions, and tennis courts.
While the courts will still follow current restrictions of individual use or doubles play with no large group gatherings,... athletic fields and/or ball fields will be open to the public for individual or single team use.
Any leagues or games will establish a plan to adhere to CDC and TN Pledge Sports guidelines and be approved by Parks and Recreation Director before play.
The Horse arena located at Jaycee park will be open for individual use and any events must adhere to CDC and TN Agriculture guidelines and plan for event must be approved by Parks and Recreation Director.
The Clinton Community Center, including the indoor pool and bowling alley, will remain closed to the public until October 5th 2020, as well as indoor and outdoor basketball courts, splashpads, and playgrounds.
The City of Clinton, Parks and Recreation Department is committed to providing safe recreational facilities and activities for our community to utilize during the coronavirus pandemic. We ask that those using these spaces will adhere to social distancing requirements and are encouraged to use all precautions to make for a safe environment.
All Parks and recreation facilities will be re-evaluated at the end of September, dependent on the Governor’s orders for re-opening. As we transition into re-opening, please be patient and mindful as we all adhere to CDC guidelines and regulations concerning COVID-19 Pandemic.
The following openings and closings will be in effect until, at least, September 30, 2020.
All parks are open to the public which include walking trails, pavilions, and tennis courts.
While the courts will still follow current restrictions of individual use or doubles play with no large group gatherings,... athletic fields and/or ball fields will be open to the public for individual or single team use.
Any leagues or games will establish a plan to adhere to CDC and TN Pledge Sports guidelines and be approved by Parks and Recreation Director before play.
The Horse arena located at Jaycee park will be open for individual use and any events must adhere to CDC and TN Agriculture guidelines and plan for event must be approved by Parks and Recreation Director.
The Clinton Community Center, including the indoor pool and bowling alley, will remain closed to the public until October 5th 2020, as well as indoor and outdoor basketball courts, splashpads, and playgrounds.
The City of Clinton, Parks and Recreation Department is committed to providing safe recreational facilities and activities for our community to utilize during the coronavirus pandemic. We ask that those using these spaces will adhere to social distancing requirements and are encouraged to use all precautions to make for a safe environment.
All Parks and recreation facilities will be re-evaluated at the end of September, dependent on the Governor’s orders for re-opening. As we transition into re-opening, please be patient and mindful as we all adhere to CDC guidelines and regulations concerning COVID-19 Pandemic.
