TELL CITY COUNCIL TO VOTE “NO” ON THE PROPERTY TAX INCREASE! 

Last month, Memphis Mayor Paul Young announced he wants to increase property taxes by 28%. This increase would mean higher costs for homeowners, renters, and small businesses who are already struggling with high interest rates and inflation.

While we are trying to attract new investment in Memphis, a tax increase would do the exact opposite. Potential and current homebuyers and businesses in Shelby County are already choosing to relocate to other nearby municipalities in large part due to the tax rate differences. Raising taxes will drive more people and businesses out of Memphis and stop others from coming here.

Tell your City Council Member that it’s time for Memphis to show fiscal restraint and reject the tax increase to Keep Memphis Competitive! 

For reference, here are the 2023 tax rates in major Tennessee cities.

We need your help to let our city council members know we oppose increasing property taxes. Click here to find out who your representative is and contact them using the contact information provided below. 

Super District 8-1 JB Smiley, Jr. JB.Smileyjr@memphistn.gov
District 1 Rhonda Logan Rhonda.Logan@memphistn.gov
District 2 Jerri Green jerri.green@memphistn.gov
District 3 Pearl Eva Walker pearl.walker@memphistn.gov
District 4 Jana Swearengen-Washington Jana.Swearengen-Wash@memphistn.gov
District 5 Phillip Spinosa philip.spinosa@memphistn.gov
District 6 Edmund Ford, Sr. Edmund.FordSr@memphistn.gov
District 7 Michalyn Easter-Thomas Michalyn.Easter-Thomas@memphistn.gov
Super District 8-2 Janika White  janika.white@memphistn.gov
Super District 8-3 Yolanda Cooper-Sutton yolanda.coopersutton@memphistn.gov
Super District 9-1 Chase Carlisle  Chase.Carlisle@memphistn.gov
Super District 9-2 J. Ford Canale  Jford.canale@memphistn.gov
Super District 9-3 Dr. Jeff Warren  Jeff.Warren@memphistn.gov

 

 

KEEP MEMPHIS COMPETITIVE