What’s inside Germantown’s new $217M budget
Four police officers, flock cameras, replacing officers’ handguns, a 6% increase in pay for city employees, the Houston High installation and more are part of the Memphis suburb’s now-approved budget.
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Four police officers, flock cameras, replacing officers’ handguns, a 6% increase in pay for city employees, the Houston High installation and more are part of the Memphis suburb’s now-approved budget.
Baptist Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital can move ahead with its planned expansion near Germantown’s northern border. The board also updated its tree mitigation ordinance.
Germantown is looking at tightening its regulations around property maintenance and noise.
The art installation usually last between four and six months. Germantown is one of about 30 cities to have the blue trees.
Germantown was the first of four government bodies to approve an agreement transferring two of the 3Gs to the suburb’s school system.
Germantown administration was instructed to study what it takes to make the mayor a full-time position.
Two of Germantown’s first projects to utilize Smart Growth zoning are nearing completion.
Undercover Germantown police offers found the stores had machines that resemble slot machines.
Mike Palazzolo and Mary Anne Gibson win without opposition. There will be no change to Germantown’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
Alderman candidates Scott Sanders and Manjit Kaur are running in the only contested election in Germantown this year. Their campaign financial filings provide the starkest difference between them.
Two large developments in Germantown could be underway soon. The final review by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen is scheduled for Monday.
Germantown Alderwoman Mary Anne Gibson is seeking reelection to the suburb’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen. She is unopposed for her third, four-year term.
Once the more than 80 cameras and docking stations arrive, Germantown police officers will undergo special training.
Germantown’s $201 million budget had a unique set of challenges compared to recent years. Rather than unknown impacts of COVID-19, inflation was a major concern in preparing the financial plan.
Four years ago, bike-share and scooter programs flew into the Memphis area. Now, a proposed ordinance offers regulations for dockless vehicles.
Germantown leaders officially confirmed Jason Huisman as the suburb’s city administrator Monday evening. He replaces longtime leader Patrick Lawton.
Germantown appointed Mary Anne Gibson its vice mayor Wednesday night in a special called meeting.
The board took its first action toward building a new water tower on the eastern side of town. The board also considered raising utility fees.
Germantown residents are conserving water, but that comes with a cost to the suburb’s customers. The city’s aldermen will review increased rates Monday.
Germantown’s mayor and aldermen could see a bump in their compensation in 2025.
Germantown leaders are purchasing 46 acres for about $2.5 million. The site may be used for a soccer complex.
Germantown aldermen heard a final case for purchasing park land on the south side of the suburb. They will review the agreement Monday.
Germantown aldermen are considering a pay raise for themselves and the mayor. The city has also established its 25th commission.
Germantown approved 50 homes near Forest Hill Elementary School. The proposed water tower in the area has hit a snag related to price.
The stormwater commission idea was brought forward by Alderman Jon McCreery earlier this year and endorsed by other board members. They’ll also discuss a pay hike for aldermen.