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Shelby County Government Shelby County is the largest county in Tennessee. It is comprised of Memphis, Germantown, Bartlett, Collierville, Millington, Arlington, and Lakeland.

10/15/2026

A look back at where the work began.

These moments from Mayor Mickell Lowery’s first transition meeting capture the start of the conversations that helped shape the team’s final report.

Join us for the One Shelby Transition Final Report on Thursday, October 22, at 11 a.m. at Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, TN 38111, to hear the team’s recommendations for Shelby County.

We hope to see you there!

Mayor Mickell Lowery proudly swapped the suit for a hammer and joined business leaders and community partners in Uptown ...
10/10/2026

Mayor Mickell Lowery proudly swapped the suit for a hammer and joined business leaders and community partners in Uptown for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis CEO Build Day, bringing leaders out of the boardroom and onto the build site to support affordable homeownership.

A home can be the foundation for a child’s future, a family’s financial stability, and a neighborhood’s growth. When business leaders come together to invest their time, resources, and leadership in addressing housing needs, we move closer to a community where more families have the opportunity to thrive.

That is what One Shelby is all about: bringing people together around the challenges that matter most and turning our shared commitment into meaningful action. Because building a stronger Shelby County starts with building opportunities for the people who call it home.

What does it mean to build a healthier future for the next generation? It starts with investing in the people who will c...
10/10/2026

What does it mean to build a healthier future for the next generation? It starts with investing in the people who will care for them.

Mayor Mickell Lowery proudly joined the groundbreaking of the UT Health Sciences Center’s new $350 million College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Building in Memphis. This investment represents more than a new facility. It represents an opportunity to train 1,450 additional health professionals in its first five years, strengthen our healthcare workforce, and expand access to the knowledge and innovation that healthier communities depend on.

As we work toward One Shelby, we must recognize that the future of our county is tied to the opportunities we create today. When we invest in education, healthcare, and the next generation of leaders, we invest in the strength of our entire community.

A healthier Shelby County means a stronger Tennessee. And the future we build together starts today.

Today, Mayor Mickell Lowery joined Shelby County Government employees who are Breast Cancer Warriors for a special photo...
10/09/2026

Today, Mayor Mickell Lowery joined Shelby County Government employees who are Breast Cancer Warriors for a special photo to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

We honor their strength, resilience, and stories, along with the dedication they bring to serving our community. We also remember those we have lost and stand with everyone affected by breast cancer.

We are One Shelby!

Mayor Mickell Lowery joined leaders from across Shelby County at the Greater Memphis Chamber CEO Convening for an import...
10/09/2026

Mayor Mickell Lowery joined leaders from across Shelby County at the Greater Memphis Chamber CEO Convening for an important conversation centered on our county's future.

When leaders come together with a shared vision, we create opportunities to move our entire community forward. Planning for the next ten years and beyond is key for families and future generations to grow in Shelby County. Under the vision of One Shelby, Mayor Lowery is committed to building stronger partnerships, aligning our efforts, and creating a brighter future for the next generation and beyond.

One county. One vision. One future. One Shelby.

From East Memphis to Cordova, Downtown, and neighborhoods across Shelby County, Mayor Mickell Lowery spent National Nigh...
10/07/2026

From East Memphis to Cordova, Downtown, and neighborhoods across Shelby County, Mayor Mickell Lowery spent National Night Out on the move—going neighborhood to neighborhood to connect with the people who make our community what it is.

Throughout the evening, Mayor Lowery did more than speak with residents and community leaders. He took the time to fellowship, share stories, laugh, listen, and build meaningful relationships with neighbors across Shelby County.

That’s what National Night Out is all about: bringing neighbors and local leaders together, strengthening relationships, building trust, and creating a stronger sense of community. It’s a reminder that safer, stronger neighborhoods start with connection—and that every conversation, every introduction, and every shared moment helps bring us closer together.

From one neighborhood to the next, National Night Out was a celebration of community, partnership, and the people who call Shelby County home.

The power of community was on full display at the Memphis Allies Annual Retreat!Mayor Mickell Lowery joined Memphis Alli...
10/02/2026

The power of community was on full display at the Memphis Allies Annual Retreat!

Mayor Mickell Lowery joined Memphis Allies and community partners for a day centered on collaboration and a shared commitment to building safer, stronger neighborhoods.

The retreat highlighted the importance of working together and fostering positive change in our community.

For more information, visit: https://memphisallies.org/.

Mayor Mickell Lowery joined the Shelby County CVRCC, along with families, community members, and partners for the 21st A...
10/02/2026

Mayor Mickell Lowery joined the Shelby County CVRCC, along with families, community members, and partners for the 21st Annual Garden of Lights Memorial, honoring the lives of those lost to homicide.

As we remember those whose lives were taken too soon, we stand with the loved ones who continue to carry their memories forward.

We encourage Shelby County residents to stand with survivors, support families impacted by violence, and help build a safer community for all.

For more information about the Shelby County CVRCC, visit its website at https://tinyurl.com/yffffk3m.

🏡 Open House at 3779 Station Way!The Shelby County Land Bank is hosting an open house on October 16 from 11 a.m. to 1 p....
10/02/2026

🏡 Open House at 3779 Station Way!

The Shelby County Land Bank is hosting an open house on October 16 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for this two-story corner unit in Cambridge Station Condos.

The property is currently 50% off, with an offering price of $11,050.

Stop by, take a look around and see if this property could be the right opportunity for you.

For more information, call 901-222-1150 or email [email protected].

Let's highlight and thank S.O.W Community Outreach for hosting the Bridge the Gap Community Dialogue and Resource Fair! ...
10/01/2026

Let's highlight and thank S.O.W Community Outreach for hosting the Bridge the Gap Community Dialogue and Resource Fair! This event brought together community members and leaders from across Shelby County to share their thoughts and ideas on how we can build a brighter future together.

We need more conversations like this to strengthen our community and create lasting change. Special thanks to Burlawn and Rachel Street for starting the conversation—let’s keep it going and continue working together for Shelby County!

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