Memphis City Hall contacts: 311 at 901-636-6500, the mayor's office, all 13 City Council members by district, police non-emergency, code enforcement, animal services and MLGW.

Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Facts on this page come from the City of Memphis City Council and council office directory pages, the mayor, senior staff, 311, police, City Court Clerk and Community Enhancement pages, Memphis Animal Services and MLGW.

For almost anything the city does, start with Memphis 311 at 901-636-6500, answered by operators 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, or the city’s 311 website, where you can file a request and check its status in English or Spanish. City Hall is at 125 N. Main St. Mayor Paul Young, sworn in Jan. 1, 2024, leads the city’s divisions, and the 13-member City Council adopts the budget and votes on ordinances and planning and zoning items.

Who to call

  • City services and requests: 311, 901-636-6500
  • Emergency: 911
  • Police non-emergency: 901-545-2677
  • Power outages: MLGW, 901-544-6500; gas leaks and other utility emergencies: 901-528-4465
  • City Council office: 901-636-6786, 125 N. Main St., Room 514

The mayor and senior staff

  • Mayor Paul Young: mayor@memphistn.gov; meeting, appearance and proclamation requests go through forms on the mayor’s page.
  • Chief operating officer: Chris Winton
  • Chief financial officer: Art Davis
  • City attorney: Tannera George Gibson
  • Chief of staff: Mairi Albertson
  • Chief of police services: Cerelyn J. Davis
  • Fire director and chief: Colin D. Burress
  • Chief of development and infrastructure: John Zeanah

City Council by district

Every Memphis address has one district member and three super district members. Find yours with the city’s Find My Council Member map. The council’s office directory lists a staff analyst and phone for each member:

District Member Email Office line
1 Rhonda Logan Rhonda.Logan@memphistn.gov 901-636-6785
2 Jerri Green Jerri.green@memphistn.gov 901-636-6745
3 Pearl Eva Walker Pearl.walker@memphistn.gov 901-636-6789
4 Jana Swearengen-Washington (chair) Jana.Swearengen-Wash@memphistn.gov 901-636-6779
5 Philip Spinosa Philip.spinosa@memphistn.gov 901-636-6743
6 Edmund Ford Sr. Edmund.FordSr@memphistn.gov 901-636-6793
7 Michalyn Easter-Thomas Michalyn.Easter-Thomas@memphistn.gov 901-636-6795
Super District 8-1 JB Smiley Jr. JB.Smileyjr@memphistn.gov 901-636-6775
Super District 8-2 Janika White Janika.white@memphistn.gov 901-636-6797
Super District 8-3 Yolanda Cooper-Sutton Yolanda.coopersutton@memphistn.gov 901-636-6706
Super District 9-1 Chase Carlisle Chase.Carlisle@memphistn.gov 901-636-6784
Super District 9-2 J. Ford Canale Jford.canale@memphistn.gov 901-636-6705
Super District 9-3 Jeff Warren Jeff.Warren@memphistn.gov 901-636-6787

The office line for the chair reaches the council’s chief administrative officer, Takeyshia Johnson. The council meets at 4 p.m. on Tuesdays in Council Chambers at City Hall, with committees from 1 p.m.; the next meetings are Oct. 20, Nov. 10 and Nov. 24. Agendas post by noon the Friday before; see our public notices page.

Departments residents call most

Need Who Phone
Potholes, missed trash, streetlights, city services Memphis 311 901-636-6500
Police, non-emergency Memphis Police Department 901-545-2677
Police headquarters Memphis Police Department 901-636-3700
Code violations, blight, high weeds on vacant lots Code Enforcement, Division of Community Enhancement, 4225 Riverdale Road 901-636-7464
Stray, lost or found animals, adoptions Memphis Animal Services, 2350 Appling City Cove 901-636-1416
Traffic tickets, red-light camera fines City Court Clerk, 201 Poplar Ave., LL-80 901-636-3400
City property tax bills City Treasury 901-522-1111
Building permits Construction Enforcement (city-county) 901-222-8300
Zoning and land use Land Use and Development Services 901-636-7384
Special event, beer and towing permits City Permits Office 901-636-6711

Utilities: MLGW

Electricity, natural gas and water in Memphis come from Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW):

  • Outages: 901-544-6500, or the outage map
  • Billing: 901-544-6549
  • Emergencies, including gas leaks: 901-528-4465

Sewer and solid waste fees are billed on the MLGW bill. Our power outages guide has more.

What this means for you

  • Save 311 (901-636-6500) and the police non-emergency line (901-545-2677) in your phone.
  • Find your district and super district members on the city map before you email the council.
  • Gas smell? Leave first, then call 901-528-4465 or 911.

More guides: trash and recycling, property taxes and moving to Memphis.

Frequently asked questions

What is the City of Memphis phone number?

Call Memphis 311 at 901-636-6500 for city services; operators answer 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. You can also file or track a request on the city’s 311 website.

What is the Memphis police non-emergency number?

901-545-2677. Memphis Police Department headquarters is 901-636-3700. For an emergency, call 911.

Who is my Memphis City Council member?

Each address has one district member (Districts 1 to 7) and three super district members (8 or 9). Look up your address with the city’s Find My Council Member map; the council office is 901-636-6786.

How do I report a code violation in Memphis?

Call Code Enforcement in the Division of Community Enhancement at 901-636-7464, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, or file a 311 request online or at 901-636-6500.

How do I report a power outage or gas leak in Memphis?

Call MLGW at 901-544-6500 for outages and 901-528-4465 for emergencies such as gas leaks, or use MLGW’s online outage map.