Key takeaways from Memphis’ budget season
Memphis City Council members Jana Swearengen-Washington (left) and Chase Carlisle attended a committee session on crime statics on Feb. 21, 2023. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian)
From tennis courts in South Memphis to funding for a study of a Memphis crime lab, this year’s budget negotiations had something for everyone.
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Samuel Hardiman
Samuel Hardiman is an enterprise and investigative reporter who focuses on local government and politics. A native Rhode Islander who lives Downtown, he enjoys tennis, golf and reading.
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