Shelby County Commission’s first big 2023 issue: Who’s getting blighted or abandoned properties?
Shelby County commissioners Mickell Lowery (left) and Amber Mills, who are both still members of the body, listen during committee meetings in August 2022. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian file)
The County Commission acted on several fronts at its first meeting of the year Monday on the broader issue of the rules for tax sales and other transfer of parcels by the county.
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