The Shelby County Sheriff's Office honored National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, established in 1991 by President Clinton, to recognize the essential service of 911 dispatchers.

Darren M. Goods has been appointed as Memphis's new Public Safety Advisor, with his experience spanning law enforcement and youth services, to lead crime reduction and community engagement initiatives.

Oakland Town is hiring a full-time Public Works Department employee to handle tasks like mowing and park maintenance, requiring physical fitness and a valid driver's license.

Joe Lee Rape has been promoted to EMS Chief at the Collierville Fire Department, continuing a family legacy in firefighting spanning generations. He aims to focus on training, service, and improvement in his new role.

Germantown commences its annual Spring fire hydrant flushing program on April 14, aiming to maintain water system integrity and safety. Temporary water discoloration and pressure changes may occur.

Grants from the Tennessee Wars Commission are supporting the preservation of military sites in Tennessee, with projects focused on various historical eras, supported by a total of $114,500 for 2025.

Chief Deputy Anthony Buckner received the Hero of Hope award from the Tennessee Bone Marrow Foundation for his impactful community service and leadership.

Memphis trash collection will not occur on Good Friday, April 18; residents should put trash out a day early on Thursday, April 17. The city provides a Curbside Collection app for schedule updates.

Roadwork on Kimbrough Road will cause single-lane traffic from April 18-21, possibly worsening congestion. Drivers are advised to anticipate delays or seek other routes.

Collierville introduces a new Comprehensive Plan focused on coherent development by 2050, integrating public input on land use, transportation, and more.

Dr. Keith Dooley from the University of Tennessee at Martin encourages open discussions about death in his gerontology course through a Death Café event, aiming to prepare students for work with the aging population.

Dr. Jon Ryder has been appointed as the new executive associate dean of UTHSC College of Dentistry, bringing extensive leadership experience to oversee operations and strategic initiatives.

Germantown residents receive new property appraisal notices, and higher values may not mean increased taxes due to Tennessee's "certified tax rate" law. A proposed $0.29 tax adjustment could affect future tax bills.