Mississippi County Chief Deputy Robb Rounsavall passed away, leaving a void in the law enforcement community as colleagues mourn and honor his service and leadership.

TEEX trained Shelby County search and rescue teams, enhancing disaster response skills through discussions, simulations, and drills, involving multiple agencies.

Oakland seeks solid waste management proposals, with submission deadline June 9, 2025, emphasizing careful packaging and preparation for thorough evaluation.

Memphis law enforcement agencies launch "Operation 360" to combat aggressive driving and road rage, focusing on continuous traffic enforcement, particularly on Highway 385 and interstates.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office members attended the public safety conference "Answering the Call," focusing on challenges faced by safety professionals. Keynotes included SCSO Chief Deputy on courage and resilience in public safety fields.

Memphis Police Department initiates "Operation Code Zero" to improve public safety and strengthen community relations, emphasizing proactive policing and trust-building efforts.

Collierville's Board plans to adjust the tax rate to $1.61 to balance the FY 2026 budget, funding projects like a library expansion and infrastructure while strategic planning for public safety.

Bo Mills retired from Germantown's Public Works after 40 years, serving as Director since 2004 and influencing city operations including environmental services.

The Collierville Police Department honored Jailer Brad Whittington for 10 years of service, recognizing his role in training staff and managing jail software.

Shelby County Sheriff's deputies attended a luncheon honoring women's achievements, showing support for gender equity and leadership diversity within law enforcement.

Collierville emphasizes the importance of yard maintenance for community health and safety, detailing regulations on vegetation height, sidewalk clearance, and upkeep tasks. Work altering curb infrastructure requires a permit.

Union University celebrated academic and personal achievements by awarding over 80 accolades during its Awards Day, honoring students, faculty, and staff across various disciplines.

Memphis organizations will honor the late Judge Donna Fields on April 25 for her dedication to justice and animal welfare, reflecting on her compassionate career and advocacy.