A River Runs Through Us
The Mayor’s Pledge for the Mississippi.
Clarksville, MO
After years of telling Clarksville’s story and why it needs a flood wall to protect the town and its citizens, Smiley’s efforts — along with fellow members of the Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative (MRCTI) and legislators at the state and federal level — have turned the goal of protecting the community into a reality.
Mayor’s Report to Board
As City Officials, we own the responsibility for making decisions that impact people’s daily lives. In this process, it is crucial that our community is governed in a fair, equitable and just manner. Therefore, we Officials must actively practice respectful communication and behavior. In addition, we must stay strong and committed and strive for an even more positive and inclusive community.
Thoughts from the Mayor
In 2023 a project is underway which is intended to protect a major part of town that has been frequently affected by flooding and thus bringing special attention to this small town engaged in a massive & unique effort.
Mayor Smiley Receives Presidential Volunteer Service Award
The Mayor of Clarksville has been honored for her tireless volunteer efforts with the President’s Volunteer Service Award.
Flood Zone Information
An address to all Clarksville Residents in the Flood Zone.
Mississippi River Cities & Towns Initiative
Jo Anne Smiley, Mayor of the City of Clarksville, MO is selected to serve on Executive Board of the new Mississippi River Cities & Towns Initiative.
Mayor Smiley Receives Congressional Medal of Merit
Clarksville Mayor Jo Anne Smiley received the Congressional Medal of Merit award for her efforts in the 2008 flood recovery.