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BE AWARE OF CRYPTOCURRENCY SCAMS!

Drivers: Slow down in busy parking lots during holiday shopping times. No phones in the driver's seat.
Pedestrians: Never assume a driver can see you before entering the roadway. Avoid phone use while crossing.



This FREE service is vital for ALL drivers, especially older adults. It provides first responders with critical medical information (medications, allergies, emergency contacts) immediately following a crash or medical emergency.
A yellow sticker on your driver's side rear window alerts responders, and a folder containing your info is stored in your glove compartment.
Learn more or sign up: tnyellowdot.com


2025 Clinton Christmas Parade – December 6th, 6:00 PM
The annual Christmas Parade is right around the corner! Here’s everything you need to know to enjoy the event safely and smoothly:
Line-Up:
Floats will begin lining up at 4:00 PM on December 6th.
Parade Start:
The parade officially kicks off at 6:00 PM.
Route Overview:
The parade will start by traveling down Market Street.
Please note:
There will be no parade viewing on Market St due to construction.
The main route and best location to view the parade is on Main Street between Market St and Hicks St.
End of Parade is at Main St & S. Hicks St
Participants in the parade please take note:
Cars and trucks will exit past the route at Main St and Hicks St toward Charles G. Seivers Blvd.
Walking groups and floats will turn right onto S. Hicks St.
Walking groups will turn right onto W. Hick St, then proceed to Gilliam St, and will end behind the Community Center
Float traffic will remain on S. Hicks St and exit onto W. Broad St toward Hillcrest St.
Parking for Parade Participants:
Designated parking will be available near Dragon Stadium.
Parade-Day Detour: A detour will be in place at N. Main St & N. Hicks St.
Turn down N. Hicks St
Continue to W. Broad St
Turn right toward Hillcrest St
Bundle up, bring your holiday spirit, and join us on December 6th for the magic of the Clinton Christmas Parade!
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We’re collecting new, unwrapped toys to bring joy to children in Anderson County who are under the care of the Department of Children’s Services. These children range in age from infants to 18 years old.
This incredible initiative is made possible thanks to our amazing partners:
🎄 Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank
🎄 The City of Clinton
🎄 Blythe and Missy Sanders of Sanders Properties
🎄 The Carlstar Group
Help us ensure every child has a present to open this Christmas. Your generosity can make all the difference for one of these kids!
Drop off your donations at:
✅ Tommy's Motorsports
✅ Clinton City Hall
✅ Mayor Terry Frank's Office
✅ The Carlstar Plant in Clinton
Thank you for helping us make a difference in our community!



🎉 Clinch River Slugfest Tournament 🎉
⚾ Saturday, November 15th at 9:00 AM
📍 Lakefront Park – Clinton, TN
🍔 Come enjoy food trucks, 🎈 inflatables, and a fun-filled morning of community and competition!
Game Schedule:
🥎 Game 1: Anderson County vs. Oak Ridge Fire Department – 9:00 AM
🥎 Game 2: City of Clinton vs. City of Rocky Top – 10:00 AM
🏆 Game 3: Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2 – 11:00 AM
💙 Entry is by donation of snack foods, Capri Suns, hygiene products, or monetary contributions. Every donation helps make a difference!
Bring the family, cheer on your team, and enjoy a great day at the ballpark!

Don't miss out on what's happening here in Clinton! Be sure to download our City of Clinton app!
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Officer Paulauskas is a valuable addition to our team, bringing previous first responder experience to the CPD. We are excited to see the positive impact he will have as he begins his law enforcement service to his community.
Great job, Officer Paulauskas!
#ServiceBeforeSelf #KCSO #WYSH



haunted house, not your drive back from the party.
Plan a sober ride before the party starts.
#PartyWithAPlan

ride of regret. #PartyWithAPlan

Tennessee is a “hands-free” state. That means it is illegal for drivers to hold a cell phone or mobile device with any part of their body. Violation of this law can result in points on your driving record.
Learn more about distracted driving and the #HandsFreeTN law: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving

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