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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 visitΒ memphistn.gov/adaΒ withinΒ fiveΒ business days prior to the event if possible.
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For events hosted by community organizations, please contact the event organizer directly for accessibility information.
Events
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City Council Board Meeting
125 North Main - City Council Chambers (1st Floor) 125 North Main Street, Memphis, TN, United States -
MLGW Board Meeting
220 South Main Street Fifth Floor 220 South Main Street, Memphis, United States -
Alcohol Commission Meeting
City Council Chambers (1st Floor) 125 North Main Street, Memphis, United StatesFiling Deadline: Wed. September 2, 2026
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CCDC Meeting
114 N. Main Street 114 N. Main Street, Memphis, TN, United StatesMeeting Virtual For more information please CLICK HEREΒ
CITY NEWS
Major Sewer Work Will Affect Downtown Community Starting September 14
SARP10 Team will be installing new sanitary sewer infrastructure: S. Front St and Mina Ave. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 10, 2026 βThe City of Memphis Sewer Assessment and Rehabilitation Program (SARP10)
Weβre hiring! If youβre looking for your next opportunity to make a difference in Memphis, the City of Memphis has openings across a variety of departments and career fields.
Hereβs a look at some current opportunities:
β’ Animal Care Technician β $46K/year
β’ Assistant Community Center Director (Glenview) β $49Kβ$73K/year
β’ Prevailing Wage Project Manager β $60Kβ$92K/year
β’ Office of Emergency Management Operations Officer β $94K/year
β’ Customer Service Administration Specialist β $42Kβ$63K/year
These are just a few of the opportunities available. Find more City of Memphis career opportunities and apply at memphistn.gov/careers.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #MemphisJobs
25 years later, we remember.
On the 25th anniversary of September 11, the City of Memphis honors the lives lost, recognizes the courage of those who responded, and remembers the countless people who served in the days and years that followed.
We continue to hold their families, our first responders, service members, and all those affected by September 11 in our hearts.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #NeverForget
The work is happening, the challenges are real, and Memphis Works!
Memphis Works: Designed to Deliver. Weβre taking you behind the scenes of the Cityβs efforts to address blight, remove unsafe properties, hold property owners accountable, and strengthen neighborhoods across Memphis.
Watch now to see the work underway.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #MemphisWorks
Turning blight into progress.
The City of Memphis Community Enhancement Division is taking an aggressive approach to blight, with more than 100 severely deteriorated and unsafe structures scheduled for demolition across every City Council district.
This 30-day effort is about more than tearing down unsafe structures. Itβs about creating safer streets for residents, giving kids a safer path to school and play, and helping neighborhoods move forward.
Weβre addressing blight citywide and working toward stronger, safer communities in every corner of Memphis.
One demolition at a time. One neighborhood at a time.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #BlightZero
Thereβs nothing like 901 Day in Memphis. π
This past weekend, our city came together for a celebration filled with music, community and unforgettable moments. We honored the life and legacy of Tay Keith with a special tribute following his passing, and we celebrated legendary songwriter David Porter for his lasting contributions to Memphis music by presenting him with the Key to the City.
From the stage to the crowd, Memphis pride was everywhere. Today, weβre looking back on a weekend that reminded us just how much talent, history and love lives within the 901.
Happy 901 Day, Memphis!
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #901Day
The world would not sound the same without David Porter.
At 901 Day, Memphis celebrated the legendary songwriter, producer, and Stax icon alongside Chris Tucker 0:06, Kirk Whalum 0:26, RZA 1:36, Coach Penny Hardaway 2:19, and Justin Timberlake 3:04.
Mayor Paul Young also presented Mr. Porter with the Key to the City, honoring a legacy that helped shape the sound of Memphis and continues to influence generations around the world.
Thank you, David Porter, for giving Memphis so much to be proud of and for continuing to open doors for the artists coming behind you.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #DavidPorter
Memphis, hereβs your 901 Day headlining set! π₯
At 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 30, weβre closing out the celebration with a lineup that puts Memphis music, talent and legacy front and center.
π€ IDA B. WELLS MUSIC STAGE
EJ Jones performing live
BlocBoy JB performing live
Memphis Remembering Tay Keith
A special tribute honoring the legendary David Porter
And thereβs plenty of music leading up to the headliners. Swipe through to see the full performance schedule for Fridayβs Trolley Night Kickoff Concert and Sundayβs stages, then save this post so you know where to be all weekend.
Weβll see you Downtown, Memphis! πγ½οΈ
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #901Day
Memphis, your 901 Day lineup is HERE! π₯
Weβre celebrating the city that gave the world its sound with two days of live music, local talent and Memphis energy throughout Downtown.
πΆ Friday, August 28 | Trolley Night Kickoff Concert
π National Civil Rights Museum
β° 7β10 p.m.
Featuring Kirby, PreauXX, Lana J, DJ Brilli, Jad Tariq, Iris Collective and more. Hosted by Kia Shine and Zaire Love.
π€ Sunday, August 30 | 901 Day Celebration
π Beale St.
Ida B. Wells Main Stage | 11 a.m.β5:30 p.m.
Featuring EJ Jones, Kirby, Black Cream, Doll McCoy, Marcella Simien, John Williams & the A440 Band and more.
The Spark @ Handy Park | 11 a.m.β4 p.m.
Featuring 901 Lit, Da Mtown Band, DJ AD & The Vibe Tribe, Tangela, @uknowfro , Ricky Davaine and more.
Swipe through for the full lineup, tag who youβre bringing and get ready to celebrate everything that makes the 901, the 901. π
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #901Day