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SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSIONER DR. ERIKA SUGARMON TO HOST TOWN HALL

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NEWS from the Shelby County Board of Commissioners

Dr. Erika Sugarmon, Commissioner, District 12

Vasco A. Smith, Jr., Administration Building

6th Floor, 160 North Main, Memphis, Tennessee 38103


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SEPTEMBER 10, 2026

Rashod Cobb

Public Affairs Assistant

Mobile: 901.633.0649

Office: 901.222.1089

Email: [email protected]


SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSIONER DR. ERIKA SUGARMON TO HOST TOWN HALL

WHO: Shelby County Commissioner Dr. Erika Sugarmon, Shelby County Sheriff’s Office, Shelby County Fire Department, Shelby County Roads, Bridges, and Engineering Department

WHAT: District 12 Town Hall Meeting

WHEN: Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 7:00 p.m.

WHERE: Capleville United Methodist Church, 4725 Riverdale Road, Memphis, TN 38141

Shelby County, Tenn – Commissioner Dr. Erika Sugarmon invites residents of District 12 to attend next week’s community meeting to discuss general updates and share feedback across the district. The meeting is on Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 7:00 p.m., at Capleville United Methodist Church.

The Town Hall will provide District 12 residents with an opportunity to hear directly from Shelby County officials, ask questions, share concerns, and discuss issues affecting their neighborhoods.

Representatives from the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office, Shelby County Fire Department, and Shelby County Roads, Bridges, and Engineering Department will participate in the meeting. Topics will include public safety, fire and emergency services, roads and infrastructure, and other community concerns.

Commissioner Dr. Erika Sugarmon – “Town halls give residents an opportunity to speak directly with the people responsible for providing essential county services,” said Commissioner Sugarmon. “I want our constituents to have a seat at the table, receive answers to their questions, and help us identify solutions that will make District 12 and Shelby County stronger, safer, and healthier.”

Commissioner Sugarmon encourages residents to attend, bring their questions, and share concerns about their neighborhoods.

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