City Council takes final vote on ‘More for Memphis’ startup
The Memphis City Council will take a final vote on an economic mobility and antipoverty program, possible gates in Chickasaw Gardens, as well as two appointments by Memphis Mayor Paul Young. (Ziggy Mack/Special to The Daily Memphian file)
The last City Council meeting of 2024 also includes the return of a pair of Chickasaw Gardens street closings to the agenda and the appointment of a new city public works director.
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