Memphis City Council Committee Meetings: June 23, 2026

The Memphis City Council held committee meetings on June 23, 2026, covering a range of topics including public safety, infrastructure, and budget appropriations. Key procurement-related discussions included approval of a $5 million commercial paper issuance for critical life safety repairs and renovation planning at AutoZone Park. The council also approved grant funds totaling approximately $494,875 for Overton Park Conservancy projects and allocated about $730,000 from Accelerate Memphis funds for equipment and vehicles to maintain roads, parks, and address blight. Additionally, the council discussed significant capital purchases for Memphis Light, Gas, and Water (MLGW), including $5 million for gas meter equipment and $5.476 million for water modules to replace aging infrastructure. The MLGW apprenticeship program was highlighted as a workforce development initiative. Budget discussions featured proposed amendments to increase funding for violence intervention programs by over $5 million, though some amendments failed to pass. The council also debated potential tax increases to support city services and maintenance. Several resolutions were moved with same-day minutes to expedite procurement and funding actions. Overall, the meeting focused heavily on capital improvements, grant allocations, and budget amendments impacting procurement and city services.