CITY SERVICES
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- Adopt a pet
- Brand Guidelines
- Call junk pick-up
- Find affordable housing
- Find safer community dashboard
- Report an issue
- Find land use info
- Find my collection schedule
- Find public meeting agenda
- Register your business
- Renew business tax
- Report a pothole
- Report abandoned vehicle
- Report illegal dumping
- Report streetlight outage
CITY OF MEMPHIS CALENDAR
CALENDAR
Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities are available for events hosted by the City of Memphis. To request accommodations, please visit memphistn.gov/ada within five business days prior to the event if possible.
For events hosted by community organizations, please contact the event organizer directly for accessibility information.
Events
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Memphis City Council Data Center Hearing 4 of 5 – Planning & Zoning Committee Meeting – Community Benefits & Economic Growth
City Council Committee Room -5th Floor 125 North Main Street, Memphis, TN, United StatesPurpose: The Memphis City Council invites the public to attend the October 29th Planning and Zoning Data Center Discussion, focused on Community Benefits related to data centers. The October 29th session will continue the Council’s discussion of all proposed data center legislation, with a focus on community benefits provisions in the proposed resolutions and ordinances. […]
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Own Your Block
Own Your Block is an ongoing City of Memphis initiative that empowers residents to take pride in their neighborhoods through organized cleanup and beautification efforts. The City of Memphis is inviting residents, neighborhood associations, churches, businesses, and community groups to participate in the Fall Edition on October 31, 2026 between 7:00am-noon. The City will provide […]
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Monster MASH at MAS
2350 Appling City Cove 2350 Appling City Cove, Memphis, United StatesMemphis Animal Services is hosting Monster MASH at MAS this Saturday, October 31, from 12–3 PM at 2350 Appling City Cove! Families can enjoy trick-or-treating with 10+ local businesses, the Voodoo Cafe food truck, a special appearance by Rockey Redbird, and the chance to meet adoptable pets!
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MLGW Board Meeting
220 South Main Street Fifth Floor 220 South Main Street, Memphis, United States
CITY NEWS
Mayor Paul Young Takes Action to Strengthen Data Center Protections, Orders 90-Day Policy Review
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (October 9, 2026) – Memphis Mayor Paul Young is issuing an executive order establishing a 90-day study to develop clear, actionable recommendations for regulating large and hyperscale data
A first-class gateway to Memphis starts with the road ahead.
The City of Memphis has resurfaced 6.34 lane miles of Plough Boulevard, a key corridor connecting travelers to Fredrick W. Smith International Airport and our city.
As we work to create a more welcoming experience for residents and visitors alike, we’re making progress across Memphis, with 55% of our 2026 street resurfacing program complete.
A new look for Plough Boulevard and more progress for Memphis.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #MemphisPublicWorks
Memphis, your next move could change your future.
NextUp901 connects young adults with paid training, career coaching, and direct connections to employers to help turn ambition into opportunity. Whether you’re ready to explore a career, build new skills, or train for a high-demand job in healthcare, technology, or the skilled trades, there’s a pathway to help you take that next step. And it’s free to participate.
Ready to level up? Explore your options, take the career quiz, and apply at http://nextup901.org.
Your future starts here. Are you NextUp?
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #NextUp901
Join Mayor Paul Young and Operation HOPE CEO and author John Hope Bryant for a fireside chat and book signing at Cossitt Library! 📚
📅 Monday, November 9, 2026
📍 Cossitt Library, 33 S. Front St.
• Reception and workshops: 3:30–4:30 p.m.
• Fireside chat: 4:30–5:30 p.m.
• Book signing: 5:30–6 p.m.
Come connect, learn, and join the conversation!
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #OperationHOPE
Memphis is moving forward, and we’re building on the progress happening across our city.
From stabilizing MATA and bringing back downtown trolleys to working to keep the Grizzlies in Memphis for 20 more years, we’re focused on strengthening our neighborhoods, attracting investment, supporting local businesses, and creating more opportunities for Memphians.
New businesses and private investment help grow commercial and industrial property values, generate revenue, and strengthen our local economy. Alongside safer neighborhoods, stronger transit, and major infrastructure investments, this work is helping create an environment where businesses can grow and people can thrive.
We’re growing Memphis in every sector and from every angle.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #MemphisRising
A home can hold a lifetime of memories and open the door to new possibilities. The City’s Down Payment Assistance Program helps residents take steps toward homeownership, while the Middle-Income Housing Pilot Program is creating more attainable housing options.
The work is already underway. At Beaumont Apartments, 23 new units have been created, with more projects on the way across Memphis.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #Housing
The 2026 Memphis Housing Summit brought together developers, housing advocates, neighborhood leaders, lenders, and public officials to discuss ways to expand housing opportunities across our city.
The conversations. reflect a shared commitment to building a stronger Memphis for current and future generations.
Watch the recap.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #Housing
From local festivals to major concert stages, Memphis has a show for every kind of music lover, everyday. Check out this week’s Music Live 365 picks and find your next reason to get out and enjoy our city’s music scene.
Tuesday, October 20
- Jad Tariq at Tin Roof, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, October 21
- Brad Birkedahl at Blues City Cafe, 7 p.m.
Thursday, October 22
- John Williams & The A440 at Neil’s Music Room, 8 p.m.
Friday, October 23
- Collective Dust and Growlers, 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 24
- Cash Money & No Limit Tour at FedExForum, 8 p.m.
Sunday, October 25
- Morris Day & The Time with The S.O.S. Band at the Orpheum Theatre, 7 p.m.
Save this lineup, pick a show, and support the artists and venues that keep Memphis culture thriving.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #MusicLive365
We announced the 90-day study period last week, but we are not waiting to take action.
We have seen the traffic and heard the neighborhood concerns in the area around Colossus 2. There will be traffic-calming measures taken and new designated construction truck routes that avoid Holmes Road and North Tulane Road. This should reduce congestion for students and faculty at John P. Freeman Optional School, as we continue to explore other guardrails to protect our community.
