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CMC Green Certification Program
Celbrate Virtual Earth Day
Earth Day celebrates its 50th anniversary on April 22, 2020. Earth Day is an international movement that focuses on social change to promote positive actions for our planet. To celebrate, Clarksville-Montgomery County will be hosting an online Earth Week. Review each of the photos below and join us online throughout the week of April 20th using hashtag #ClarksvilleEarthWeek2020.
2020 Recertification Requirements
April 7th Recertification workshop has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later
date.
2020 Recertification requirements are now available. All materials are due by July 31, 2020. Mentoring is available
if you have questions on the recertification process. Contact Carlye
Sommers with questions or for details on mentoring opportunities.
Recertification Criteria 2020
Welcome to the Newest Members of Green Certification Program
Richview Middle School
About Faces and Braces
Clarksville-Montgomery County Sustainability Report
Check out the 2017 Clarksville-Montgomery
County Sustainability Report to see what environmental efforts have been accomplished so far,
some of the future goals, and what can be done at the residential level. The topics of air quality, energy
conservation and efficiency, stormwater management, water quality and waste reduction affect everyone who resides in
Clarksville and
Montgomery County. Work on the report began in fall 2014, when County Mayor Jim Durrett and City Mayor Kim McMillan
agreed to have a Sustainability Task Force develop a Community Sustainability Report focused on areas that impact
our local
environment.
Clarksville-Montgomery County Named Gold Community
Clarksville-Montgomery County has been named a Valley Sustainable Gold Community by the
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).
Previously named a Silver community in 2015, the city-county recently completed a program reevaluation. Developed in
partnership with TVA and Boyette Strategic Advisors (Boyette), TVA’s Valley Sustainable Communities program works
with cities and
counties throughout the region to help them develop a healthy environment, a thriving community and long-term
economic prosperity. In order to achieve this advancement, the local committee initiated several improvements
to already existing
green practices as well as created a written sustainability plan for the community moving forward.
Spearheaded by a joint effort between the Clarksville-Montgomery County Industrial Development Board and the
Montgomery County Green Certification program, the advancement from Silver to Gold in the Valley Sustainable
Communities Program helps our
community better document, and thus improve, existing sustainability programs.
To learn more about Valley Sustainabile Communities visit the TVA website.