Last Edited: April 20, 2022 @ 1:39 pm

Montgomery County, TN — On Jan. 11, 2022 the Tennessee Housing Department Agency (THDA) rolled out the Tennessee Housing Assist Fund Program (TNHAF) as a way to assist homeowners who have faced COVID-19 related hardships. Affected households may apply for up to $40,000 in assistance where the annual household income is less than $119,850. 

The TANF funds can be used to catch up on payments and will pay up to six months of expenses moving forward. The funds can be applied more than once if a new COVID hardship is incurred.

The program is designed to assist homeowners with: 

• Mortgage payments
• Past due HOA fees
• Homeowner’s Insurance
• Property Taxes

COVID-19 hardships include unemployment or underemployment resulting in a significant reduction of household income. Payments for qualifying households will be sent directly to the applicable organization(s) where the funding is due.

“This information could not have come at a better time with property taxes due by the end of February. Tennessee County Trustees just received this info and our office wanted to inform the public right away. Anything we can promote to alleviate hardships is a win for our homeowners,” said County Trustee Kimberly Wiggins.

To find out more info and/or participate, visit thda.org.

Last Edited: April 20, 2022 @ 1:38 pm

Montgomery County, TN —The Bi-County Solid Waste Management Transfer Station pit area, located at 1230 Highway Drive, will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 11 through Thursday, Jan. 13 for site improvements.

The area is expected to re-open on Friday, Jan. 14 at 7 a.m. if there are no construction or weather delays.

The Highway Drive Convenience Center will remain open during this time for bagged household waste and recycling only.

Last Edited: April 01, 2022 @ 10:14 am

Montgomery County, TN — Starting Monday, Jan. 10, 2022, North 2nd Street, between the intersections of College and Main streets will be closed for the continued construction activities of the F&M Bank Arena project. The closure is expected to last four weeks. Both College Street and Main Street surrounding the project site will remain open during this time.

Last Edited: January 10, 2022 @ 1:14 pm

Montgomery County, TN — Montgomery County Government Offices will remain closed through Friday, Jan. 7 due to hazardous winter weather driving conditions. The County Sheriff’s Office, Highway Department, and Emergency Medical Services are encouraging people to stay off the roads, when possible.

Numerous weather-related accidents and traffic incidents have been reported throughout Montgomery County. As of 2:30 p.m., the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department reported 110 wrecks, 11 with injuries, and 57 motor assists.

The Montgomery County Highway Department and City of Clarksville Street Department crews are working diligently to clear roads.

For government services available online, please visit mcgtn.org.

Last Edited: January 10, 2022 @ 1:14 pm

Montgomery County, TN — Montgomery County Government Offices are closed effective immediately due to potentially hazardous winter weather driving conditions.

For government services available online, please visit mcgtn.org.