Memphis Recognized as One of the Best American Cities at Using Data and Evidence to Improve Residents’ Lives Memphis is proud to share that it has again been recognized for achieving 2021 What Works Cities Certification, the national standard of excellence in data-driven city governance. What Works Cities Certification evaluates...Read More about City of Memphis achieves Gold What Works Cities Certification
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This Thursday, July 22, Allworld Project Management and the City of Memphis will host a meeting regarding the proposed Stormwater Project in the Belt Line community. The Stormwater Project aims to benefit the area by reducing flooding issues and creating new amenities, as well as using an innovative management approach...Read More about Stormwater Project meeting to be held Thursday
In my five and half years as Mayor, working to solve the problem of violent crime has been the hardest and most challenging obstacle I’ve faced. Each time I hear of another person shot and killed it makes me angry at the shooter and breaks my heart for the friends...Read More about Mayor Strickland addresses public safety
City of Memphis Fire Services Awarded 3.9 million to Fight COVID-19 and Improve Health Literacy Among Racial and Ethnic Minority and Vulnerable Communities Memphis, TN – The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Minority Health (OMH) has announced an award of 3.9 million to City of...Read More about City of Memphis Fire Services Awarded 3.9 million to Fight COVID-19
Beginning Saturday, July 3, at 9 a.m., Riverside Drive between Georgia Ave. and Jefferson Ave. will be closed to through traffic to accommodate the “Independence Day in Downtown Memphis” special event hosted by the Downtown Memphis Commission and the Memphis River Parks Partnership. Riverside Drive will re-open to traffic on...Read More about Part of Riverside Drive to close during holiday weekend
Through Accelerate Memphis, the City of Memphis will issue $200 million in bonds to facilitate catalytic community projects intended to accelerate its growth by improving quality of life, driving equity and inclusion, improving connectivity, and solving stubborn problems that are deeper than any single capital budget can solve. And now the project has...Read More about Accelerate Memphis website launches
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The Hospitality Hub breaks ground on its new Washington Avenue home Monday, June 21. The new Hub campus will include the region’s first barrier-free emergency shelter for women, expanded Hub operations center, as well as a 25,000 square foot urban park and green spaces for staff and clients to enjoy....Read More about Hospitality Hub breaks ground on new home
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In support of the City of Memphis’ summer youth jobs program, the Memphis Office of Youth Services (MOYS) welcomes the generous grant of $60,000 dollars from Cummins. “We greatly appreciate Cummins support for our summer jobs program which is essential to help us make sure young people have positive opportunities,”...Read More about Memphis Office of Youth Services accepts Cummins grant for summer jobs
The City of Memphis, in partnership with the non-profit Memphis Brand, today announced that Sandra Morgan of Memphis has been selected winner of the “Shot for Shot Sweepstakes.” The promotion, which took place throughout May, was open to all Shelby County residents over the age of 18 and vaccinated for...Read More about Sandra Morgan to receive new car as winner of the “Shot for Shot Sweepstakes”
Memphians can now call 901-RIDE-901 (901-743-3901) to book a free trip to get their vaccine. LISC (Local Initiatives Support Corporation) is funding the program through Innovate Memphis’ 901RideChoice platform. The only restriction is that vaccination sites can not be drive-thru only. Residents are required to be outside the vehicle when...Read More about Free rides to vaccine appointments available through 901 Ride Choice
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After careful review and consideration, incoming Chief of Police Cerelyn “CJ” Davis has selected the second in command for Memphis Police Department. Effective immediately, Deputy Chief Donald Crowe has been approved as the Assistant Chief of Police (formerly titled Deputy Director of Police Services) by Mayor Jim Strickland. “As a...Read More about Deputy Chief Donald Crowe approved as Asst. Chief of Police
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Monday, the Tennessee State Funding Board approved an issuance of Tourism Development Zone (TDZ) Bonds for the City of Memphis to directly fund new developments to Liberty Park. The State of Tennessee’s affirmative vote has secured the project’s feasibility to move forward and begin construction. The TDZ Bonds transaction is...Read More about Liberty Park moves forward with TDZ Statute approval by State
By Mayor Jim Strickland Libraries can be the lifeblood of our neighborhoods. For so many, they’re a place to learn, a place to visit with friends, and a place to stay connected to the world around them. Earlier this week, the Institute of Museum and Library Services announced Memphis Public...Read More about IMLS announces Memphis Public Libraries as recipient of National Medal for Museum and Library Service
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The recent action by Governor Lee ending his declaration of a state-wide public health emergency, as well as the decision of the Shelby County Health Department to lift its own mask mandate, indicate that masking is no longer legally mandated. The City does not have stand-alone authority to mandate masks...Read More about Statement from Mayor Jim Strickland on City mask ordinance
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The Fire Museum of Memphis will be holding a Grand Re-opening on Friday, May 14, at 9:30 a.m. at 118 Adams Avenue, Memphis, TN. The museum has been closed since February 13, 2021 due to a significant number of burst pipes in the Old Fire Station #1 building at the...Read More about Fire Museum to hold grand re-opening
Beginning Monday, May 17, at 9 a.m., Chelsea Avenue between Fairfax Street and Warford Street will be blocked to through traffic to allow Canadian National Railway Company to perform a reconstruction of several railroad track crossings. This closure will be in effect until around 6 p.m. on Friday, May 21....Read More about Part of Chelsea Avenue to close for railroad reconstruction
The City of Memphis is looking for 911 emergency dispatchers. If you want a fast-paced and exciting career this may be the job for you. You will have the opportunity to save lives and make a difference in the community every single day. We have cutting edge technology and a...Read More about City of Memphis looking for 911 emergency dispatchers
Memphis 3.0, the City of Memphis’ first comprehensive plan for growth since 1981, has been selected by Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) for a 2021 Charter Award in the Metropolis, City, and Town category. CNU’s Charter Awards are recognized as the nation’s top award for urban design, placemaking, and...Read More about Memphis 3.0 Comprehensive Plan honored by Congress for the New Urbanism with 2021 Charter Award
The City of Memphis, in partnership with the non-profit Memphis Brand, today announced the “Shot for Shot Sweepstakes.” The promotion will give any Shelby County resident vaccinated for COVID-19 the shot of winning a new vehicle of their choice, including a Chevy Camaro, Chevy Colorado, Nissan Rogue, Nissan Altima or...Read More about Get vaccinated and get your shot at a new car
Memphians were offered the opportunity to ask the incoming police chief, Cerelyn “CJ” Davis, questions about her law enforcement experience and philosophy. The Q&A was moderated by executive director of the NAACP, Memphis branch, Vickie Terry, and live streamed Friday, April 30. Please click below to see all questions...Read More about Chief Cerelyn “CJ” Davis Q & A
In a spirit of additional transparency and in partnership with the Memphis City Council, Mayor Jim Strickland would like to offer Memphians the opportunity to ask the incoming police chief questions about her law enforcement experience and philosophy. The Q&A with Chief Cerelyn “CJ” Davis will be moderated by the...Read More about City to offer Q & A with Chief of Police appointee
Thank you, Chairman Colvett and members of the Council. The last time I presented you with an operating budget, I had hopes that we would be in a much different situation by now, both from a financial and public health standpoint. In what feels like ten years ago, I remember...Read More about A Budget to Stabilize
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The Emergency Rental & Utility Assistance Program, a new program aimed at helping renters in Shelby County, will help thousands of households that are behind on rent and utilities or facing eviction as a result of Covid-19. The U.S. Department of Treasury has granted a total of $28.2 million to...Read More about City and County to distribute $28.2 million toward emergency rental and utility assistance program
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The City of Memphis invites shared mobility operators to apply for permission to operate in Memphis. For the third year of the Shared Mobility Program, the City seeks to permit two to four operators, and a cumulative fleet of up to 2,000 shared mobility devices. The City reserves the right...Read More about City entering third year of Shared Mobility Program, invites companies to apply, renew
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The Division of Planning and Development (DPD) has released the Smart Memphis Plan, a guide for how city government can advance use of technology, analysis of data, and deployment of fiber over the next five years to help improve economic opportunity and quality of life for Memphis residents and businesses. ...Read More about City of Memphis announces new “Smart Memphis Plan”
As you know over the last several weeks, our team has been diligently working through the process to find a new police director to replace Michael Rallings who is retiring April 14, 2021. We had planned to announce a new appointee before the city council on April 6th but have...Read More about Update on the search for a new police director
The City of Memphis is now operating public COVID-19 vaccination sites, Mondays – Saturdays from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Appointment sign-up links will be released on Fridays at noon for the following week. Only individuals who meet the eligibility criteria will be vaccinated, and appointments are required. Please do...Read More about City operating public COVID-19 vaccination sites Mondays – Saturdays
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We apologize for delayed Solid Waste service from our contractor to some residents in Cordova, Hickory Hill and parts of East Memphis. The City of Memphis is actively working to find a long-term solution to this unacceptable service. To help alleviate some of the backlog, this past weekend and for...Read More about Message regarding delayed solid waste service
Beginning Thursday, March 25, at about 5 p.m., Chelsea Avenue between Warford Street and Highland-Bayliss Avenue will be blocked to through traffic to allow the railroad contractor, AMS Services, to perform a reconstruction to the rail spur track crossing at this location. This closure will last until around 4 p.m....Read More about Part of Chelsea Ave to close for reconstruction
The Institute of Museum and Library Services announced Thursday that the Memphis Public Libraries is among 30 finalists for the 2021 National Medal for Museum and Library Service. Memphis Public Libraries is the only institution in Tennessee to be selected as a finalist for this award. The National Medal is...Read More about Memphis Public Library Named Finalist for 2021 IMLS National Medal for Museum and Library Service
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Beginning Friday, March 19, at about 9 a.m., Shelby Drive between Sewanee Rd. and Mary Angela Rd. will be blocked to through traffic until sometime early on Sunday morning, March 21, to allow for the emergency repair of a defective rail on the railroad track crossing by the CNIC Railroad....Read More about Emergency repair to shut down part of Shelby Dr.
The City of Memphis is prepared for potential effects of high wind and heavy rains beginning this morning through tonight. Public Works crews have prepped for the storm by inspecting and clearing storm drains, inlets, and checking other essential areas to help minimize potential for street flooding. City streets sometimes...Read More about City prepared for potential effects from severe weather
The Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning and Development will host a virtual public meeting at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 18 to formally begin the process to create a transit-oriented development plan for the Memphis Innovation Corridor. Meeting registration is online at https://bit.ly/MemphisInnovationTOD. The Memphis Innovation Corridor includes...Read More about Memphis/ Shelby County Division of Planning launches development process for Innovation Corridor
On Sunday, March 14, Daylight Saving Time will begin. Residents across this city will adjust their clocks, cell phones and computer devices. The changing of the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are important changes that could possibly save lives, prevent injuries and minimize property damage. This is...Read More about Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, March 14
The 112th General Assembly will proclaim March 11th 2021, “Disability Advocacy Day” in Tennessee, the Tennessee Disability Coalition (TDC), an alliance of over 40 member organizations and individuals advocating for Tennesseans with disabilities announced today. Joint House Resolution 188, introduced by Representative Sam Whitson of District 65, Franklin, honors “the...Read More about Not an awareness day; state legislature honors advocacy achievements of Tennesseeans with disabilities
Ensuring equity and inclusion in all aspects of City government is a top priority. The vaccine process is no different. The City of Memphis is actively working to make sure everyone has equal access and the process is easy for everyone to use and understand. The City of Memphis assumed...Read More about Ensuring equitable vaccine access to all Memphians is a top priority
The City of Memphis employed the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) to search for the best candidates to become Director of the Memphis Police Department. Interviews will be conducted over the next few weeks, and a decision will be made in April. For pictures and complete biographical information,...Read More about Candidates for Memphis Police Department Director released
As part of Mayor Strickland’s commitment to ensure transparency and accountability, the Memphis Police Department Inspectional Services Bureau (ISB) dashboard was developed to provide easy access to information and inspire confidence in the men and women of the Memphis Police Department. The dashboard grew from requests made by the public...Read More about City launches ISB Dashboard to answer public concerns of transparency involving MPD personnel
(BCBST News Center) The BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Foundation has selected two additional organizations for funding from its COVID-19 vaccine campaign RFP. The program, announced in January, provides funding to leverage local knowledge, expertise, resources and relationships to increase vaccinations within communities. The foundation will provide funding to these organizations:...Read More about BlueCross Foundation Selects Two Additional COVID-19 Campaigns for Funding
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The City of Memphis will re-open its senior centers Monday, March 15, for scheduled activities and sessions that fall under Memphis Parks core services of Health, Fitness and Wellness; Cultural Arts and Expression; Education, and Character Development. Class sizes are limited, and registration is required. Interested participants should call the senior...Read More about City of Memphis will re-open senior centers March 15
The City of Memphis, in coordination with the Downtown Memphis Commission, is partnering with ParkMobile and Premium Parking to provide mobile parking payments on select city blocks in the Edge District and Downtown. The pilot program will begin on March 15, 2021, with the initial focus on Monroe Avenue between...Read More about ParkMobile 6-month pilot program initiated to promote prime parking turnover
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Program Overview The U.S. Department of Treasury has granted a total of $28.2 million to the City of Memphis and Shelby County (including 19.6 million to the City and 8.6 to the County) to administer the Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program. The program will provide Shelby County residents direct financial...Read More about Memphis and Shelby County Emergency Rent and Utility Assistance Program — frequently asked questions
The City of Memphis will start to re-open its community centers starting Monday, March 1. Bert Ferguson, Cunningham, Douglass, Gaisman, Hickory Hill, Orange Mound, Pine Hill, and Whitehaven will now open Mondays– Fridays 8 a.m.– 5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m.– 2 p.m. for scheduled classes and programs that fall under...Read More about Community Centers reopening March 1
NEW COVID-19 VACCINATIONS APPOINTMENTS RELEASED New appointments available for the week of March 1 The City of Memphis is now operating public COVID-19 Vaccination Sites, Mondays – Saturdays from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Appointment sign-up links will now be released on Fridays at noon for appointments for the following...Read More about COVID-19 vaccination appointments released for week of March 1
Solid Waste Management and its contractor are asking residents to be patient as collection crews make their way through neighborhoods for pick up. Crews are a half day behind due to the winter storm that suspended last week’s collections. We are making every effort to provide all customers their weekly...Read More about Solid Waste crews running half day behind due to winter storm
Closures: Due to MLGW’s water main breaks, the following City of Memphis services are impacted until further notice: Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, Cossitt Downtown Library, Gaston Park Library, and Whitehaven Library will be closed. The Memphis Municipal Courts and City Court Clerk’s Office are also closed. Traffic fine payments and inquiries...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-22)
The City of Memphis Public Works Division is aware the recent winter storm has increased the number of potholes on city streets. The primary reason for this increase comes from changes in the weather from the ice and snow. Potholes during winter months are commonly caused by recurring, and often...Read More about City‘s strategy to repair potholes after winter storm
Closures: Due to MLGW’s water main breaks, the following City of Memphis services will be impacted on Monday, February 22: Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, Gaston Park Library, and Whitehaven Library will be closed. The Memphis Municipal Courts and City Court Clerk’s Office will also be closed. Traffic fine payments...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-21)
MLGW: Due to recent water main breaks and freezing temperatures that have caused low water pressure in MLGW’s water system, Memphis Light, Gas and Water has issued this advisory to notify water customers to boil their water prior to consumption (e.g., brushing teeth, drinking), in accordance with regulations of the...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-20)
We’re facing the unprecedented situation of low water pressure in our homes and taking the precaution of boiling our water. But we’ll get through this challenge together. To make sure some of our most vulnerable residents have safe water, the City of Memphis purchased and delivered 27,648 bottles of water on...Read More about Statement from Mayor Strickland on water distribution
MLGW: Due to recent water main breaks and freezing temperatures that have caused low water pressure in MLGW’s water system, Memphis Light, Gas and Water has issued an advisory to notify water customers to boil their water prior to consumption (e.g., brushing teeth, drinking), in accordance with regulations of the...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-19)
Closures Due to inclement weather, the City of Memphis will operate with only essential personnel coverage on Friday, February 19. As a result, the following services will be impacted: Memphis Parks, Memphis Animal Shelter, Libraries, Community Centers (excluding warming centers), Permits Office, City Treasury, Office of Business Diversity and Compliance,...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-18)
6:30 p.m. update National Weather Service We are now under a Winter Storm Warning, which lasts until Thursday evening. Though models vary, the official forecast now is for snow to begin early this morning with 1-2” of accumulation initially. Heavier snowfall begins this afternoon and continues through Thursday morning. Total...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-17)
Beginning Friday, March 5, at 7 a.m., Monroe Avenue between Front St. and Main St. will be blocked to through traffic until about 3 p.m. that same day to allow for equipment repair at Brinkley Plaza. Local traffic will have access on Monroe St. up to the point of closure...Read More about Part of Monroe Ave. to close for equipment repair
A 3rd Warming Center will open tonight, February 16, at 7 p.m. and run until further notice. Location: Lewis Senior Center (1188 North Parkway) *Due to a burst pipe, we were not able to open Frayser-Raleigh* For transportation please contact OEM at 901-297-1680. Warming Centers are also open at Hollywood...Read More about 3rd Warming Center to open February 16 at Lewis Senior Center
Update: Unfortunately a pipe burst at Frayser-Raleigh Senior Center, so it will not be open at this time as a Warming Center. We will keep you updated when we have a new location. A 3rd Warming Center will open Tuesday, February 16, at 7 p.m. and run until further notice....Read More about 3rd Warming Center won’t open at Frayser-Raleigh Senior Center
Mayor Strickland has signed a State of Emergency Declaration due to severe winter weather. Click below to...Read More about Mayor Strickland signs State of Emergency Declaration due to severe winter weather
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7 p.m. update Closures: Due to inclement weather, the City of Memphis will operate with only essential personnel coverage on Wednesday, February 17, until further notice. As a result, the following services will be impacted: Memphis Parks, Memphis Animal Shelter, Libraries, Community Centers (excluding warming centers), Code Enforcement, Permits Office, City...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-16)
Due to inclement weather, the City of Memphis will operate with only essential personnel coverage on Tuesday, February 16. As a result, the following services will be impacted: Memphis Parks, Memphis Animal Shelter, Libraries, Community Centers (excluding warming centers), Code Enforcement, Permits Office, City Treasury, 311 and 211 will be...Read More about City government operations for February 16, 2021
“As we have been for nearly a year now, the City of Memphis continues to stand ready to help in the fight against this virus in any way we can. Stepping in to help the Shelby County Health Department at the Pipkin Building vaccination site is just another example of...Read More about Statement from Mayor Strickland re: Pipkin Building
9 p.m. update: Closures: Due to inclement weather, the City of Memphis will operate with only essential personnel coverage on Tuesday, February 16. As a result, the following services will be impacted: Memphis Parks, Memphis Animal Shelter, Libraries, Community Centers (excluding warming centers), Code Enforcement, Permits Office, City Treasury, 311...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-15)
Currently, roads remain in generally in good condition but there are slick areas as snow has moved in. Public Works crews will continue to be ready to respond to weather conditions and deploy snow and ice equipment accordingly. As a reminder, our primary focus remains treating major streets with bridges/overpasses...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-14)
Currently, roads are generally in good condition. Public Works crews are pretreating roads with brine in advance of forecasted wintry weather on Sunday evening and Monday. Crews will continue to be ready to respond to weather conditions and deploy snow and ice equipment accordingly. Public Works Snow and Ice Operation...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-13)
The City of Memphis has opened a second Warming Center today, February 13. It will run until further notice. Location: Ruth Tate Senior Center (1620 Marjorie St.) For transportation, beginning at 6 p.m., please contact the Office of Emergency Management at 901-297-1680. Those in need of overnight shelter accommodations should...Read More about City of Memphis opens 2nd Warming Center
The Shelby County Health Department (SCHD) is offering appointments for both first and second doses of COVID-19 vaccines for persons in the current priority groups during the week of February 13 – 20, 2021. FIRST DOSE APPOINTMENTS: Tuesday, February 16 – Friday, February 19, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. What:...Read More about Shelby County Health Dept COVID Vaccinations: Week of Feb. 13 – 20
Public Works: Public Works Snow and Ice operations worked around-the-clock Wednesday and Thursday and those efforts have improved road conditions throughout the city. As of today the main priority routes such as bridges, overpasses, inclines and declines were mostly clear. During the winter storms, Public Works crews received (25) reports...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-12)
Update at 3:45 p.m.: Our emergency operations team has had no significant changes or calls for service since noon. 4,577 MLGW customers are currently without power across the county. No precipitation forecast for the next 24 hours. Trees and limbs may continue to fall due to the weight of...Read More about City of Memphis winter weather update (2-11)
Overpasses, bridges and streets may be slick throughout the city. Avoid driving if you can, but if you have to be on the road please be cautious. Calls for service reported to OEM as of 10 a.m.: Time Type of Call Disposition 2/10/2021 2300 Ice on overpass A W Willis...Read More about Winter weather update on road conditions
The Warming Center will open tonight, February 10, at 7 p.m. and run until further notice. Location: Hollywood Community Center (1560 N. Hollywood St.) For transportation, beginning at 6 p.m., contact the Office of Emergency Management at 901-297-1680. Those in need of overnight shelter accommodations or food assistance are encouraged...Read More about Warming Center to open Wednesday, February 10
The City’s Public Works Division is closely monitoring weather conditions based on reports of the potential of wintry mix conditions from the National Weather Service. In anticipation, crews are on standby to respond. We are also communicating with local emergency management operations as part of the City’s coordinated preparation efforts. It...Read More about City prepared for potential of wintry mix
The Memphis Fire Department responded to a vacant house fire at 46 W. Frank Avenue, Saturday, February 6, 2021 at 12:49 a.m. Upon arrival on the scene, firefighters reported heavy fire visible from the one-story wood frame residential structure. Rescue and Firefighting operations began immediately. Fifteen (15) pieces of Fire/Rescue/EMS...Read More about Residential Fires: Franks Ave, Wellington St, Dexter Ave, Beaverlodge Dr, Aden St, Norfleet Ave
Based on a Traffic Engineering evaluation, a City ordinance has passed to adjust the default speed limit on all roadways where a speed limit sign is not currently posted. The Division of Engineering has recommended a reduction from 30 MPH to 25 MPH to improve safety in areas with a higher...Read More about “Rules of the Road” ordinance amends speed limit in Memphis to 25 MPH
Allworld Project Management, LLC seeks to retain the services of a professional engineering consulting team to provide planning, engineering, design, and evaluation services related to the preparation of concept design plans for the Beltline Green Infrastructure Project (“Project”). Click below to view PDF...Read More about Notice to consulting firms regarding request for qualifications for Beltline Project
The City of Memphis Division of Solid Waste Management will soon implement a new route schedule for garbage, recycling, and yard waste collection in the contracted area. The recent de-annexation of parts of Cordova, coupled with growth patterns in the affected area, created the need to rebalance routes to improve...Read More about Solid Waste collection schedules to change for more than 22,000 Memphis households in contracted area
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The MPLOY and Memphis Ambassador’s Program lottery for the Office of Youth Services summer programs will be held Thursday, February 4 at 10 a.m. This year’s lottery will be shown on the Memphis Office of Youth Services’ YouTube channel. Lottery results will be posted online on cityofmemphisyouth.org. at 7 p.m....Read More about City announces virtual lottery for MPLOY and MAP applicants
Tiffany Collins, Deputy Director of General Services, will provide an update on the City’s partnership with University Clinical Health to administer second dose COVID-19 vaccinations to Group 1A1. Friday, January 29 at 1:30 p.m. Location: Appling Emission Station 2355 Appling City...Read More about City to provide update on second dose vaccination efforts
The Warming Center will open Wednesday, January 27, and run from 7 p.m. – 7 a.m. Location: Hollywood Community Center (1560 N. Hollywood St.) For transportation, beginning at 6 p.m., contact the Office of Emergency Management at: 901-297-1680. For overnight shelter accommodations, please contact Memphis Union Mission (383 Poplar Avenue,)...Read More about Warming Center to open January 27
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Memphis Police Department’s former Union Avenue precinct is for sale. The buildings at 1925 Union Avenue comprise the former police precinct and auto repair building as well as a freestanding motorcycle repair building and total nearly 35,000 square feet combined, sitting on 3.65 acres. Three tours of the property are...Read More about MPD’s former Union Avenue precinct for sale
Good evening, and thank you for joining me virtually tonight. I’m delivering my speech to you this evening from the newly transformed Renasant Convention Center. From what was a tired, outdated building, a new state-of-the-art space has been constructed that every Memphian should be proud of and every visitor will...Read More about A Time to Invest in Memphis
The City of Memphis and Kroger are excited to announce a new partnership that will focus on second chances for those in our community who need them most. For participants who have completed either Mayor Strickland’s Manhood University or Women Offering Women Support (WOWS) program, Kroger has agreed to give...Read More about City of Memphis to partner with Kroger Delta Division Distribution Center
Construction is set to begin on the Overton Park Golf Course starting Monday, January 18. The final day to play a round before closure is this Sunday. Golfers are asked to call the clubhouse at (901) 725-9905 to request a tee time this weekend. The team from King-Collins Golf Course...Read More about Overton Park Golf Course to close for renovations
PUBLIC NOTICE OF MEETING of the Economic Development Growth Engine (EDGE) Industrial Development Board of the City of Memphis and County of Shelby, Tennessee Wednesday, January 20, 2021 – 3:15 p.m. THERE WILL BE NO PHYSICAL MEETING Due to the declarations of a State of Emergency by the President of...Read More about EDGE to hold virtual meeting Wednesday, January 20
The Warming Center will open tonight, January 15, at 7 p.m. and run until 7 a.m. at Hollywood Community Center (1560 N. Hollywood Street.) For transportation, beginning at 6 p.m., please contact the Office of Emergency Management at 901-297-1680. Those seeking overnight shelter accommodations should seek assistance from Memphis Union...Read More about Warming Center to open tonight, January 15
“There are many in our community who are hurting. The City of Memphis will, as we always have done, continue to work with County, State, and Federal officials, along with our community partners to address this critical issue. Together, we have provided $20 million in relief funding for those in...Read More about Mayor Strickland’s statement on rental assistance
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The Warming Center will open Fri., Jan. 8, Sat., Jan. 9 & Sun., Jan. 10, running from 7 p.m. – 7 a.m each night and into the morning. Location: Hollywood Community Center (1560 N. Hollywood St.) For transportation, beginning at 6 p.m., please contact the Office of Emergency Management at...Read More about Warming Center to open Friday, January 8
Due to a reporting error, the Shelby County Vaccinations I listed on Tuesday were off slightly. Below is the corrected information. Daily Cases and Hospitalizations: As you see in the chart below, our numbers of daily cases and hospitalizations continue to steadily rise. Please continue to wear your mask, wash...Read More about Mayor Strickland’s COVID-19 Update (1-7)
The Memphis Fire Department responded to an alarm of fire at 3361 Steve Road, Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 10:19 p.m. Upon arrival on the scene, firefighters reported fire visible from the two-story wood frame apartments. Twenty (20) pieces of Fire/Rescue/EMS equipment and approximately fifty-one (51) emergency response personnel ultimately...Read More about Structure Fires: Steve Road, Brookhaven Circle, Old
