Who is the Library Director at Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library?

Christina Riedel is the Library Director. You can reach her at christina@clarksville.org or (931) 648-8826, ext 21402.

Is Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library environmentally sustainable?

Yes, the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library participates in Montgomery County's Green Certification Program. Our library model embodies sustainability through shared resources, and we offer year-round used book sales and creative reuse workshops. Our North Branch was designed with energy-efficient systems and sustainable materials.

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Q: What is the mission of Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library?

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library opens doors to engage, inspire and empower our diverse community to prepare for an ever-changing future.

Q: What is the vision of Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library?

To be a welcoming, innovative and engaging hub for our community where all are welcomed, learning is championed, lives are enriched and every story is valued.

Q: What are the core values of Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library?

Our shared values are: 1. We are community-centered and welcoming to all. 2. We actively listen, respond and are accountable to our diverse community. 3. We champion everyone's right to privacy and intellectual freedom. 4. We are innovative and future-focused. 5. We are fully invested in our community and promote the public good.

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Contact Info.

Main Library
350 Pageant Lane
Suite 501
Clarksville, TN 37040

North Branch Library
435 Jordan Road
Clarksville, TN 37042

Phone: 931-648-8826
Email: askalibrarian@clarksville.org

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Hours of Operation

Sun

1:00pm - 5:00pm

Mon - Thu

9:00am - 8:00pm

Fri - Sat

9:00am - 6:00pm

About Your Library

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Mission

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library opens doors to engage, inspire and empower our diverse community to prepare for an ever-changing future.

Vision

To be a welcoming, innovative and engaging hub for our community where all are welcomed, learning is championed, lives are enriched and every story is valued.

Values Statement

Our shared values are:

1. We are community-centered and welcoming to all.

2. We actively listen, respond and are accountable to our diverse community.

3. We champion everyone's right to privacy and intellectual freedom.

4. We are innovative and future-focused.

5. We are fully invested in our community and promote the public good.

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Administrative Staff

Library Director

Christina Riedel

christina@clarksville.org

(931) 648-8826, ext 21402

Assistant Library Director

Gracie Armstrong

gracie@clarksville.org

(931) 648-8826, ext 21400

Environmental Commitment

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is proud to participate in Montgomery County's Green Certification Program. Environmental responsibility is a natural extension of our mission to engage, inspire, and empower our community.

Our library model embodies sustainability through shared resources—every borrowed book is an act of conservation, and every shared resource helps reduce consumption countywide. We extend this commitment through our year-round Booktique used bookstore, Friends of the Library book sales, and hands-on DIY and creative reuse workshops that help patrons incorporate sustainability into daily life.

Our new North Branch was purposefully designed with energy-efficient systems and sustainable materials, and features outdoor spaces where patrons can meet, read, and play outdoors. At the Main Library, we continue implementing conservation improvements to reduce our environmental impact.

Protecting our shared environment is central to our promise to Clarksville and Montgomery County. The library is not only a place where books are just the beginning—it is also where we learn, model, and build sustainable practices together.