Councilwoman Yolanda Cooper-Sutton is a proud Memphis resident of 27 years, having dedicated herself to the betterment of our community. Married for 28 years, she brings a wealth of experience and commitment to her role as a public servant.

 

Councilwoman Cooper-Sutton holds a University of Pennsylvania Professional Development Certificate in Health Care Innovation and has received her education from Riley Business College in Dothan, Alabama. She is a certified Healthcare Advocate and serves as a Notary Public for the State of Tennessee.

 

Her active involvement in various community organizations showcases her dedication to making a positive impact. Councilwoman Cooper-Sutton is associated with Respect The Haven Community Development Corporation and the Westwood Neighborhood Association, Inc. Professionally, she is employed in community healthcare, bringing her expertise to address the health needs of our residents.

 

Councilwoman Cooper-Sutton serves as the Chair of the Libraries and Neighborhood Improvement Committee and Vice Chair of the Public Services, Arts, and Youth Initiatives Committee. She also serves as the Council liaison for the Chickasaw Basin Authority and First 8: Seeding Success.

 

Beyond her professional commitments, Councilwoman Cooper-Sutton is a passionate community activist and volunteer. She has contributed her time and energy to organizations such as the Union Mission Homeless Shelter and the After-School Program at the Tillman Community Center.

 

Councilwoman Cooper-Sutton is an active member of the Church of God in Christ – Messiah Fellowship, where she finds inspiration and strength for her community work. Her commitment to education and literacy is evident through her membership in the Junior League of Memphis and Friends of the Memphis Public Library.

 

With her family by her side, Councilwoman Yolanda Cooper-Sutton is dedicated to serving the people of Memphis and contributing to the city’s continued growth and prosperity.