Last Edited: February 01, 2026 @ 9:23 pm

The Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is encouraging residents whose homes were impacted by recent severe weather to complete a brief online damage reporting survey.

The survey helps state and local officials better understand the type and extent of damage communities are experiencing. While submitting the survey does not guarantee financial assistance, it plays a key role in helping emergency management leaders assess impacts and identify potential recovery needs.

“We encourage any Clarksville and Montgomery County residents whose home has been affected to take a moment to complete the survey,” said Montgomery County EMA Director Steve Batten. “Resident feedback helps us clearly understand the challenges our community is facing and strengthens recovery efforts statewide.”

The survey is designed to be easy and can be completed in just a few minutes from a computer or mobile device. Residents can access the survey online here.

For updates, recovery information, and additional resources related to this weather event, please visit www.montgomerytn.gov/ready or follow the Montgomery County Facebook page at facebook.com/mcgtn. 

For non-emergency questions, call 931-648-5702. In an emergency, call 911.

Last Edited: January 29, 2026 @ 11:08 pm

Montgomery County Government, in coordination with the City of Clarksville Street Department and Parking Authority, will be closing 3rd Street between Commerce and Franklin Streets starting at 8:00 AM on Saturday, January 31, 2026, for scheduled generator maintenance at the Montgomery County Courts Center Facility.

Heavy equipment that will be used to accomplish this replacement will block this segment of the street and parking. The roadway is anticipated to be open to all traffic by 4:00 p.m. 

Drivers should be aware of this closure downtown and plan driving routes to avoid 3rd Street.

Montgomery County Government offices will be closed on Friday, January 30, due to winter weather and hazardous conditions, remaining ice, and unsafe conditions requiring facilities to remain closed to the public.

For online services available through Montgomery County Government, visit the GOV tab at mcgtn.org.

Montgomery County Government offices will be closed on Thursday, January 29, due to winter weather and hazardous conditions. Our crews have worked tirelessly over the last few days to clear parking lots and sidewalks; however, remaining ice and unsafe conditions require facilities to remain closed to the public.

For online services available through Montgomery County Government, visit the GOV tab at mcgtn.org. 

Montgomery County Government offices will be closed on Wednesday, January 28, due to winter weather and hazardous driving conditions. Residents are strongly advised to avoid unnecessary travel during this period. 

Staying off the roadways ensures your safety, allows first responders and public safety teams to focus on emergencies without additional hazards, and gives road crews room to work more efficiently.

For online services available through Montgomery County Government, visit the GOV tab at mcgtn.org.