06/21/2026
🚨 **CCU SAID “NO RECORDS” — BUT THE PUBLIC HAS SEEN THE ADMISSION** 🚨
**Will the current General Manager keep saying no records exist for nearly half a million dollars in public assets?**
Clarksville, this is the question that should concern every ratepayer:
**How can CCU say it cannot locate records connected to roughly $548,000 in public assets when CCU management already admitted those assets existed?**
This is not about rumors.
This is not about politics.
This is not about “Facebook drama.”
This is about public property, public money, public records, and whether citizens are being told the full truth.
The FOIA denial email says:
**“I cannot locate any records held by CCU that fit the descriptions of the records you request.”**
But if CCU management publicly acknowledged these assets, then the next question is simple:
📄 Where is the inventory list?
🧾 Where are the purchase records?
📦 Where were the assets stored?
👥 Who tracked them?
🏛️ Who approved what happened to them?
💰 Were any assets sold, moved, scrapped, transferred, or disposed of?
📁 And why can’t CCU locate records for public property worth around half a million dollars?
They cannot just pretend this did not happen.
They cannot keep shutting down public questions.
They cannot hide behind “no records” when the issue involves taxpayer-funded assets and utility ratepayer money.
This is exactly why Clarksville needs a **full independent forensic audit** — not an internal review, not a city-controlled review, and not an audit influenced by the same local administration that citizens are questioning.
The audit needs to be outside the reach of city administration so the auditors can follow the records, the money, the assets, the approvals, and the missing documentation without political pressure.
And this is not the only concern.
There have also been public concerns raised about retirement funds, including statements made by a City Council member, only for the discussion to be shut down by the Mayor.
That raises another serious question:
**Why are major financial concerns being silenced instead of investigated?**
When public officials refuse to answer, the public has to ask louder.
When records cannot be located, the public has to demand accountability.
When assets appear to be handled outside normal oversight, the public has to demand a forensic audit.
Clarksville deserves answers.
CCU ratepayers deserve answers.
The public deserves to know whether these assets were properly purchased, tracked, protected, sold, or disposed of according to law.
🚨 **The denial email is right here.**
🚨 **The admission already happened.**
🚨 **Now the public needs a full forensic audit.**
📢 Share this if you believe Clarksville deserves transparency, accountability, and a real investigation into public assets and public funds.
