Greetings from District 9-2 Councilman Ford Canale

City of Memphis Service Numbers

Animal Shelter:

901-636-1416

Citizen Service Center:

901-636-6500 (311)

City of Memphis Solid Waste

Holiday Line:

901-636-6650

Health Department:

901-222-9000

Non-Emergency Police:

901-545-2677

Memphis City Beautiful:

901-522-1135

Memphis City Council Office:

901-636-7686

Memphis Code Enforcement:

901-636-7464

Memphis Light, Gas, & Water:

901-544-6549

Memphis Police Department Crime

Unit:

901-525-3673

Public Works:

901-636-6762

Shelby County Code Enforcement:

901-222-8394

Solid Waste:

901-636-6876

July Newslet ter

The Memphis City Council approved $12.9 million for two new paving con-tracts. Please be on the lookout for streets near you that will soon be repaved in District 9. If you have any inquires on whether your neighboring streets will be repaved this year, click the link below. This year’s goal is 350 lane miles. Below, is also a glance of the forecasted repaving throughout the city.

http://memegis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=c6b3c8cd40304d7683a230f6f8ccc495

July Newsletter 2019 Memphis City Council

Meeting Schedule

• January 8 • July 2

• January 22 • July 16

• February 5 • August 6

• February 19* • August 20

• March 5 • September 3*

• March 19 • September 17

• April 2 • October 1

• April 16 • October 15*

• May 7 • November 5

• May 21 • November 19

• June 4 • December 3

• June 18 • December 17

Meetings of the Memphis City Council are held in the

Council Chambers of the City Hall Building,

125 N Main Street, Memphis, TN 38103.

All meetings are open to the public.

REGULAR COUNCIL MEETINGS 1st and 3rd

Tuesdays at 3:30 p.m. except as noted*

Councilman Ford Canale sponsored an Honorary Street Name Change for the

late Reverend H. J. Thompson. Reverend H. J. Thompson served as the Pas-

tor of Oakville Missionary Baptist Church for over forty – three years. This

honorary street name change will be placed on Knight Road between Knight

Arnold Road and Chuck Avenue. At the July 16, 2019 City Council meeting

Reverend H. J. Thompson’s son, Sterling Thompson, Ms. Bobbie Mitchell,

Pastor John W Brown III and Oakville Missionary Baptist Church accepted

this honor on his behalf.

During the hot summers, the City of Mem-phis provides cooling centers for residents without sufficient air conditioning or electric-ity to seek shelter. For more information re-garding the location and transportation to the cooling centers, citizens should contact The Office of Emergency Management at 901-636-2525.

Memphis Police Department Crime Stats for District 9

MONTH TO DATE MONTH TO DATE

June 1– June 30 June 1– June 30

2018 2019

2,119

2,043