Christian Brown

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Christian Brown

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Montgomery County Government hosted a flood recovery resource fair Tuesday afternoon at Kirkwood High School for residents whose homes were damaged by the floods that hit the area in mid-February and early April. The event connected residents to nonprofits that can assist with temporary housing, cleanup and repair work, among other services. A free hot meal was also offered.

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Christian Brown

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Montgomery County Government recognized the first responders who helped rescue 20 people from the top of a carnival ride in Erin last month during the County Commission meeting on Monday. Mayor Wes Golden introduced the Montgomery County Fire Service firefighters who traveled to Houston County and awarded them with certificates of recognition. They included Shaun Arms, Jeremy Black, Daniel Kroll, Matthew Matuszak, Matthew Newton, Wesley O’Brien and Emily Olmos.

1 week ago | securityonscreen.com | Christian Brown

Genetec solutions will be used to help Brampton provide regional law enforcement agencies with critical data to expedite crime investigations and improve community safety. As the first project of its kind in Canada, Brampton‚Äôs project will see the deployment of 200 Genetec¬†AutoVu‚ĄĘ SharpV¬†License Plate Recognition (LPR) cameras at major intersections.

1 week ago | securityonscreen.com | Christian Brown

With over 55,500 sqm of exhibition space, the event drew an impressive 56,115 professionals from diverse sectors, having a 12% year-on-year increase. All attendees were eager explore the latest products and solutions from 1,212 exhibitors. The NEC Birmingham was alive with energy as a vibrant crowd of attendees filled the halls, connecting with industry leaders and exploring cutting-edge innovations in safety and security solutions.

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Christian Brown

Updated with additional detail on uses for funding. CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Montgomery County Commission has approved emergency funds of $500,000 to help start addressing damage from flooding in the Farmington subdivision over the April 5 weekend. The funding will go toward residential homes in Farmington that have been identified by the Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency as having “major damage,” and any homes identified by the agency within the next 30 days.