City Council to take final vote on 2024 gun-control referendum
The gun-control referendum was proposed by council member Jeff Warren (center top). (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian file)
The council also discusses two other ballot questions for next year including a residency requirement for city employees that reflects the state law to exempt police and firefighters from any requirement.
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