Clark Springs, Montverde

Clark Springs is a suburban city in eastern Emerson County, Montverde. As of the 2016 Union Census, the city had a population of 94,024, making it the most second populous city in Emerson County, behind neighboring Daynesville and the sixth most populous city in Montverde.

Geography
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 14.05 square miles, of which all 14.05 miles are land.

Neighborhoods
Clark Springs has seven neighborhoods:
 * Clark Estates


 * Encore Village (Downtown)
 * Rochelle Cliffs
 * The Rio Estates
 * Tustin Cliffs West
 * Tustin Cliffs East
 * Washingtonian Estates

Demographics
As of the census of August 2016, there were 94,024, and 21,877 households residing in the city. The population density was 6,695 inhabitants per square mile. The racial makeup of the city was 60.6% White, 5.4% African American, 0.3% Native American, 34.5% Asian, 2.9% from other races, and 1.9% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 3.7% of the population.

Government
The city has a traditional city mayor-council government, allowed through its own charter. The charter allows allows Clark Spring to use a fudged population, with a threshold of five. The Mayor is elected through a municipal voting system every four terms, just like Daynesville.

Economy
Clark Springs is a suburban city, with very few large corporate headquarters. However, Clark Springs hosts over 35,000 jobs, the largest concentration in Emerson County. Most of these jobs are centered near and around Downtown Daynesville. There is one business park in the city, around the Washingtonian neighborhood, where a large portion of offices are located.

Public Safety
Fire Department

Clark Springs Fire Company operates stations in the city.

Law Enforcement

The city is patrolled by the Emerson County Police Department.

Crime

Crimes are extremely uncommon in Daynesville and are usually personal or gang-related.

Schools
Schools in Clark Springs are operated by Emerson County Public Schools, the second largest school district in Montverde. Schools in the area include:

Primary Schools: High Schools:
 * Clark Springs Primary School
 * Daynesville Primary School
 * Clark Springs High School
 * Daynesville High School

Colleges

 * Daynesville Community College



Transportation
Emerson County Rapid Transit (ECRT) has a few bus lines and shuttles that run through the city.

Interstate 10 dissects the city north-south and is the central highway for the residents of Clark Sprig=ngs.