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Council To Discuss Limiting End-of-Agenda Speakers -
Monday, February 29, 2016
With six new members, the Memphis City Council’s committee sessions so far this year have included several briefings about various parts of city government and council procedures.
But when the council Rules Committee meets Monday, Feb. 29, there could be a move by some council members to change the rules that have allowed citizens to speak at the end of council meetings on any topic they wish.
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Memphis City Council Runs Smart Meter Gauntlet -
Thursday, December 3, 2015
The Memphis City Council may have six lame ducks on it. But in its last month together, the group of 13 isn’t coasting to the end of its term.
The council approved Tuesday, Dec. 1, a $240 million, five-year contract between Memphis Light Gas and Water Division and Elster Solutions LLC to outfit most of the city with smart meters.
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Electrical Workers Union Speaks Out Against Smart Meters -
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
The union representing Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division employees, including meter readers, plans to take its problems with Smart Meters to the road – the side of the road.
Leaders of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1288 said Monday, July 8, they intend to put up billboards warning the public of what they say are the dangers of the new meters the utility plans to seek city funding for later this year.