Shelby County Board Of Commissioners Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered several agenda items, including the filing of the Shelby Farms Park Conservancy's third-quarter report, discussions on various park events, and infrastructure maintenance projects such as disc golf course renovations and playground upgrades. The committee also addressed the emergency purchase of a temporary chiller for the West Tennessee Regional Forensic Center and approved a utility easement for Memphis Light, Gas, and Water. Further actions included the approval of drone equipment for the Sheriff's Office, the referral of a grant-funded budget amendment to the budget committee, and the approval of a contract with Medicalistics for an electronic health record system in the Division of Corrections.
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Shelby County Board of Commissioners Commission Meeting
The board meeting included the recognition of Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Day, honorary resolutions for retirement and educator achievements, and various budgetary and operational items. The commissioners reviewed reports on comprehensive financial updates, approved contracts for IT solutions including email archiving and aerial imagery, and authorized capital improvements such as HVAC renovations and chiller replacements. Additionally, the board addressed the sale of delinquent tax parcels, appointments to advisory committees, and the granting of utility easements, while also managing contracts for public park renovations and youth sports facility leases.
Jun 10, 2026·Board meeting
Shelby County Board of Commissioners Committee Meeting
The committee meeting primarily focused on two major agenda items. First, the approval of a change order for a no-cost time extension for the construction of a walking and biking trail along the Wolf River Greenway, which encountered delays due to material fabrication. Concerns were raised regarding community engagement and environmental impact near the Douglas area, leading to plans for further community outreach. Second, the committee discussed and recommended a new contract for waste tire recycling services with Liberty Tire Recycling. This discussion involved a protest by an existing vendor regarding the bid evaluation process, alongside community concerns about the environmental impact of current tire storage locations and commitments for site relocation. The committee also initiated a formal inquiry regarding purchasing policies and support for local vendors.
