CITY SERVICES

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.

  • Airport Authority Board Meeting 

    2491 WINCHESTER ROAD, SUITE 113, MEMPHIS, TN 38116 (Inside of the Airport Terminal Building - Mezzanine Level 2491 WINCHESTER ROAD, Memphis, TN, United States
  • EDGE JECDB Meeting

    Agricenter International Hospitality Room 7777 Walnut Grove Road, Memphis, TN, United States

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  • A Taste of Memphis

    Tiger Lane Tiger Lane- 450 Early Maxwell Blvd, Memphis, United States
  • Board of Adjustment Meeting

    125 North Main - City Council Chambers (1st Floor) 125 North Main Street, Memphis, TN, United States

CITY NEWS

Speed humps in Memphis neighborhoods don’t just appear overnight. They’re part of a request-based traffic-calming program managed by the City of Memphis Engineering.

If speeding is a concern on your street, residents can submit a request through Memphis 311. Our engineers will evaluate the location to determine whether it meets the program’s criteria.

And yes, City engineers really do know everything 😉

#CityofMemphis #Memphis #TrafficSafety
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. We’re taking you behind the scenes of the City’s 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. It’s about creating safer streets for residents, giving kids a safer path to school and play, and helping neighborhoods move forward.

We’re 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
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