Responsible for the operation and management of city-owned on and off-street parking facilities. Meter maintenance, construction parking permits, hang-tag applications.
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The Clarksville Parking Commission recently adopted a "First Hour Free" program, which supports all on-street metered parking downtown. A sensor installed in the pavement will detect your vehicle as you arrive and will automatically populate the meter with an hour of free time. You may then add additional time to the meter, up to a maximum of three hours.
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FY2016 Objectives:
• Address Facility Cleanliness
• Increase number of hours for Maintenance Staff, create schedule/plan
• Develop snow/ice removal plan
• Address beautification of Facilities
• Establish a new Parking Garage / Parking Garage Study
• Develop a long term parking plan, identifying anticipated growth and additional parking needs
• Evaluate Enforcement software
• New enforcement vehicle
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FY15 Objectives:
• Begin power-washing garage and garage stairwells twice annually
• Install trash receptacles in each garage
• Complete installation of decorative meter sleeves
• Install bulb-out to protect 2nd St. crosswalk
• Request installation of “wrong way” signage at the back of stop signs
• Enhance parking signage on street
• Work with TRC to initiate a “First Hour Free” marketing campaign
• Address issues with the Arlington monument at the Cumberland Plaza
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FY2014 Objectives:
• Begin Franklin St. lot renovations
• Bioswales were presented as an objective, David Smith proposed sharing the installation cost with the Street Department
• Acceptance of online payments
• Garage Improvements, including painting of stairwell and elevator doors, level identification, signage and addition of a water riser
• Continued installation of the decorative meter sleeves
• Explore purchase options for Debit/Credit Mechanisms.
• Continued investigation of the potential supplementation of the TRC Director Salary funding
• Communication and Marketing was identified as a prime area for improvement
• Proposed installation of Wayfinding signage was noted as critical
• Transitioning the top level of the garage to three-hour free parking
• Continued examination of additional structured parking
FY2014 Strategic Planning Session
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FY2013 Objectives:
• Continued investigation of our free parking initiative
• Installation and monitoring of recently purchased bike racks to determine functionality and frequency of use
• Determine a new approach to parking at the Regional Planning Commission, while completing renovations
• Cooperate with the Street Department as they repair downtown sidewalks, restriping as necessary
• Installation of meters on Public Square, supporting the reverse-diagonal spaces
• Maintain and expand upon landscaping program
• Cooperate with the Street Department to design and install “wayfinding” signage, directing traffic to off-street parking locations
• Explore and consider findings of the charrette conducted by UT
• Continued examination of additional structured parking
Powerpoint Presentation
FY2013 Stakeholder Meeting Minutes
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Mackay Parking Kiosk
Currently installed at the Cumberland Plaza Garage
Located at 2nd and Commerce St.
- Meter Accepts: U.S. 5, 10, 25 cents $1 coins and $1 Bills also accepts Visa & Mastercard.
- Note: Exact Payment Only & No Change Given!
- Minimum purchase with credit card is 1 hour.
Hours of Enforcement:
8 am to 5 pm Monday thru Friday.
Rate: $1.00 per hour - Maximum $6 per day.
Pay Station Instructions:
- Press "A" Button for the English or "B" Button for Spanish
- Enter space number of vehicle location
- Follow instructions on screen
- insert valid coins / cards / Bills to desired time limit.
- Select
for receipt
- Select
at any time to cancel
Forms and PDFs
Parking Authority Regulations
Desman Parking Study 2009
Downtown Parking and Street Network Study 2010
Reserved Parking Application
Vehicle Immobilization Policy
Voiding Request Form PDF
CMAP Parking Strategies
2013 Leadership Clarksville Parking Project
Parking Authority Board Members
Ted Crozier, Jr. – Chairman
Charsie Hand – Secretary
Councilman Bill Powers – Member
Mitch Robinson – Vice Chairman
Linda Shephard – Member