City of Germantown

The agenda focuses on planning for History Day 2026, organizing activities for the 250th Anniversary, and receiving updates on the local cemetery, oral history initiatives, the historic train depot, and the communications subcommittee. Additionally, the commission will hear departmental reports from the Design Review Commission liaison, the City Historian, the Assistant Director, the Alderman liaison, and the Chairman.

The meeting included special recognitions for National Safe Boating Week and Public Works Week. The Beer Board conducted public hearings for on-premise beer permits. The consent agenda covered several agreements and contracts, including a community enhancement grant, a road resurfacing project, asphalt paving, solid waste disposal, a grant for the Germantown Charity Horse Show, stormwater services, water system modeling, and various software purchases. The regular agenda items focused on solid waste collection and disposal services, as well as several ordinances regarding year-end budget adjustments, the adoption of the FY2027 budget, and real and personal property taxes.

The commission reviewed reports from the Police, Fire, BMA, and Transportation Commission departments. Unfinished business included an update on the appreciation banner report, review of the PSEC budget, and planning for the Safety Day event. New business featured the upcoming DEA Drug Take Back event and a proposed Fraud and Identity Theft Awareness Campaign aimed at the city's senior community.

The meeting included a special proclamation for ALS Awareness Month and a public hearing regarding a temporary beer permit for the Memphis Oral School for the Deaf. The consent agenda featured various infrastructure agreements and contracts, including signal master plans, intersection improvements, culvert replacements, stormwater asset management, and wall partition replacements. Other items included commission appointments, donations to the Germantown Education Foundation, professional services agreements for road resurfacing and signal upgrades, vehicle camera equipment purchases, network security upgrades, and a plan for a street conversion within the Wilder Planned Unit Development.

The meeting agenda includes reports from the Police, Fire, BMA, and Transportation Commission departments. Unfinished business consists of a fraud and identity theft awareness campaign and a review of the DEA drug take back event. New business involves the planning of the upcoming Germantown Festival.