Never know who you might run into in Germantown.
@GermantownPD
Officer Hambrock was lucky enough to meet rock star and all around nice guy Steven Tyler.
The City of Germantown is experiencing a malicious cybersecurity incident. Many systems throughout the City have been intentionally taken offline as a security measure. The extent of the intrusion is not yet known.
And they’re off! The Houston High football team is headed to the state championship game in Chattanooga! Kick off is at 7 p.m. eastern time. To watch a stream of the game, visit .
Today’s the big day!
@LetItFlyMemphis
opens for business at 11 a.m. A big thank you to
@MikeMiller_13
and his team for letting us stop by on Friday to film an episode of Focus on Germantown. A new episode with a look inside the restaurant is coming soon.
Good morning! We wanted to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude and admiration those on the front line of the ongoing battle against Coronavirus (COVID-19).
We cannot express how grateful we are for the individuals who have shown up for the first few community volunteer shifts at the COVID-19 Vaccination Site at Germantown Baptist Church. Volunteers are the backbone for this enormous operation and we couldn’t do it without them.
It's a winter wonderland in Germantown today! Great picture from our Parks and Recreation crew. Tag us in all your snow day pictures. Stay safe and warm! ❄️☃️
Following the announcement made earlier by
@CityOfMemphis
, the City of Germantown is also instituting a 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew, which will continue as long as necessary.
Today is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! These brave men and women do so much to keep Germantown and other communities safe. A BIG thank you to
@GermantownPD
and other law enforcement agencies for all that you do!
This is a decision we do not take lightly. Due to the inclement weather, we unfortunately have to cancel the fireworks show tonight. There is not a rain date scheduled for this event.
The City of Germantown is deeply saddened by the tragic event that occurred this afternoon in Collierville. We want to express our deepest sympathies to the victims, families and friends, who were impacted by this senseless act of violence.
Additional sample collection is completed. Samples are now being labeled so they are ready to go to the lab tonight. Testing will begin first thing tomorrow morning. Results will be expedited. We expect to have results by late Sunday afternoon.
Come out and support the Germantown High School Red Devils as they face White Station in the second round of the district playoffs. Kick-off is at 7 p.m. on Friday, November 10 at Red Devil Field. Best of luck to GHS!
The City of Germantown and Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) have reached an agreement to allow water customers east of Forest Hill Irene Road to resume consumption and normal use of water from the City system. More:
When the City’s Public Works department learned that a young Germantown resident loved trucks and was celebrating his fourth birthday this week, they had to do something special. Teddy, we hope you enjoyed your special surprise and had a great birthday!
We’re getting the band back together! The City of Germantown, in partnership with
@ColliervilleGov
, will reopen the regional COVID-19 vaccination distribution site at Germantown Baptist Church early this fall. For more info, visit
It’s happening!!
@ContainerStore
is officially celebrating their grand opening in Germantown this weekend! The Container Store an organizational lover’s paradise and another regional shopping destination that we are truly excited to welcome to our community.
Please be advised that customers will likely see sediment and discoloration in their water. Do not be alarmed. The sediment is the result of the extensive hydrant flushing that has taken place over the last week.
In anticipation of an announcement from
@MLGW
regarding a precautionary boil order for its customers, we wanted to remind Germantown water customers that they are NOT included in this order.
High five to Germantown Public Works crews who have spread almost 100 cubic yards of sand and salt mix since Tuesday. Areas of focus included main thoroughfares, medical facilities and areas specifically requested by Germantown Police.
Please join us in welcoming our newest officer, K9 Loki. Loki is a dual purpose K9, who received training at Vohne Liche Kennels in Indiana. Welcome aboard Loki!
Good morning, Germantown! If you have been on a walk in your neighborhood this week, you may have encountered some bears. There is no need to fear! We can confirm that these bears are completely harmless.
Results for the first round of water sample testing have been delayed by an overnight power outage at the MLGW testing lab. Early this morning, crews pulled 15 additional samples for testing.
The City of Germantown and TDEC have concurred to allow water customers across Germantown to begin system flushing and resume consumption and normal use of water from the City system effective Thursday, July 27, at 2 p.m. More:
The City of Germantown and TDEC have concurred to allow water customers in the area west of Kimbrough Road to the western city limits, north of Poplar Pike to the northern city limits to begin system flushing and resume consumption and normal use. More:
They’re home! Six members of the Germantown Fire Department’s Swift Water Rescue Team have returned home from their two week deployment to hurricane stricken South Carolina. Welcome back guys and thank you for your service!
The City of Germantown is aware of a video circulating the internet involving a resident and another individual. See the link below for our official statement on the matter.
You know it’s springtime in Germantown when the flowers at Oaklawn Garden are in full bloom. 😍
📸: Cathryn Perdue, Germantown resident and Assistant Director Procurement & Risk for the City
In honor of the Germantown Festival and the Running of the Weenies returning this weekend after a two year hiatus, we only thought it was appropriate to change our seal up a little bit.
Two local crossing guards are walking with a little more pep in their steps these days after
@WMCActionNews5
awarded them its monthly “Mid-South Heroes” designation. Learn more:
We wanted to take a moment to express our gratitude to the dedicated Germantown Public Works crews who have been working tirelessly to clear our roadways of snow and ice. More:
Well that’s a wrap! Thank you to everyone for your patience during today’s Easter Bunny visits. After driving around for more than five hours, our bunnies are ready for some carrots and some much deserved rest. 🥕🐰
Thank you to our neighbors in Collierville for providing our residents with some potable water. If you need water, bring your own containers to Bailey Station! The water station will be open until noon.
Germantown, stop by Bailey Station Elementary, 3435 Bailey Station Road in Collierville, to fill up containers of water!
We’re here until noon today (Saturday July 22)
The City of Germantown’s curfew has been lifted. The City appreciates the way demonstrators have gathered peacefully in Germantown and the greater Memphis area in order to advocate for social justice.
Germantown remains under an order to use water only for flushing toilets. Crews have worked overnight to resolve the issue resulting in restricted water usage. Public Works is in the process of flushing and neutralizing the system with testing expected by late afternoon.
The water distribution site at Forest Hill Elementary School, 3368 Forest Hill Irene Road, will be open daily through Friday, from 4 to 7 p.m. The FHES site will also be open on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to noon and Sunday, from 1 to 4 p.m.
Just before fall break, two third graders at
@WeAreRiverdale
were recognized for saving their classmates’ life after he started choking during lunch time. To learn more about these two real life heroes, visit
Just as a friendly reminder, the City of Germantown does not regulate a trick-or-treating schedule. October 31 is the traditional date of Halloween and will be observed on this date.
The City of Germantown and TDEC have concurred to allow water customers in the area north of Poplar Avenue between Kimbrough Road and Forest Hill Irene Road to begin system flushing and resume consumption and normal use of water. More:
In preparation for residential flushing, which is expected to begin within the next 24 hours for designated locations, residents are asked to immediately turn off irrigation systems until further notice.
A friendly reminder: City code mandates that yards should be trimmed to a height not exceeding 6 inches, ensuring a tidy and manicured appearance that enhances curb appeal and fosters a sense of pride in our community.
The restriction to use water only for flushing toilets remains in place for those west of Forest Hill Irene Road as indicated by the map found at . Questions have been circulating as if boiling the water prior to consumption makes it safe. The answer is no.
‘Snow’ kidding! Germantown is a winter wonderland once again! We hope everyone is enjoying the snow day. Don’t forget to tag us in all your winter fun pictures! ❄️☃️
Customers who detect an odor in water from taps are asked to notify Customer Service of the affected address by emailing CustomerService
@Germantown
-TN.gov or calling (901) 757-7200.
Season 15 of the popular NBC show "The Voice" airs tonight and tomorrow. You never know, you might just see a familiar face from the Germantown Parks & Recreation department. Tune in to two night premiere to watch Natural Resource Manager, Keith Paluso's blind audition!
No line and no wait right now at the vaccination site at Germantown Baptist Church! Today and tomorrow only no appointments are necessary. We have 1,000 vaccines available for distribution on a first come, first served basis until supplies run out. We’ll be open until 6 p.m.
Troop 25 from the Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America is reminding residents to mask up and practice social distancing. If you pass by the boys on Poplar Avenue, between Neshoba Road and Miller Farms, be sure to give them a friendly wave.
#MaskUpGermantown
Following a few reports of tap water having a strong odor during the morning hours of Thursday, July 20, the City's water department staff has been working to identify the cause.
Did you know that most of the people helping at the vaccination site at Germantown Baptist Church are volunteers? The City of Germantown,
@ColliervilleGov
and our partners at
@VolOdyssey
need more volunteers at GBC and we'd love to have you join us!
As of 8:30 this morning, public works and fire department crews have systematically flushed and tested 40% of the area that remains under the order to use water only for flushing toilets.
Update: July 23 at 5:10 p.m.
The order to use water only for flushing toilets is still in place. Results have been received from today’s round of testing. The team is currently reviewing results with TDEC. We hope to have additional information to share later this evening.
The Germantown horses are leading the way in the Germantown Fighting Together campaign to help slow the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Horse statues scattered around the City are donning face masks to remind and encourage others to do the same.
Here’s some good news on this Thursday afternoon.
Earlier today, Tammy Sullivan and her neighbors on Wilderness Cove organized a surprise appreciation day for Waste Pro employees.
Breaking news: we’re getting reports of snowflakes in Germantown!
Don’t panic! Public Works is getting into the holiday spirit and hanging decor throughout the Central Business District. ❄️
Here's a little something to brighten up your Monday morning during these unprecedented times. We definitely have a future ESPN broadcaster in our community. Thanks for making our day, Owen!
To improve safety for both pedestrians and motorists, the intersection of Exeter Road and Neshoba Road will be converted from a two-way stop to a four-way stop on Monday, September 28. For more information, see the link below.
We would like to thank all the first responders in Collierville and from neighboring jurisdictions, including our own
@GermantownPD
and Germantown Fire Department, for their heroic actions and quick response to the scene.
We’d like to give a special thank you to the members of the MidSouth Sikh Community who volunteered at the vaccination site at the Germantown Baptist Church on Friday. In addition, we’d also like to thank Bombay House for providing some delicious lunch for our medical volunteers.
Did you know that yesterday was Germantown High School Football Day in Germantown? The Germantown High School Red Devil Football team was recognized for their remarkable accomplishments this season through an official proclamation from the City's Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
In spite of this morning’s cybersecurity attack on the City’s IT system, initial assessments indicate that data related to finance, utilities and payment information have not been compromised.
Today the Germantown Fire Department officially placed Truck 41 in service at Fire Station
#3
. The factory training on new aerial platform truck was completed yesterday afternoon. Crews also worked to finish moving all of the equipment over from the old truck. 🚒🚨
We may a day late, but yesterday was National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. We still wanted to take a moment to express our gratitude towards the brave men and women (and K-9s) in blue that work hard to keep our community safe. Thank you,
@GermantownPD
!
Mask up, Germantown! We all need to do our part to limit transmission of COVID-19 in order for Shelby County to move forward with the Back to Business plan.
This morning, the Coffee Club at the Germantown Athletic Club gathered for a very special birthday celebration. Edward "Chester" Brunson Jr., a cherished Germantown resident and World War II veteran, is turning 100 on August 31!
Event is still under a weather delay. There is still lightning within the vicinity of Municipal Park. Our team is keeping an eye on the radar and we’ll continue to post updates.
WEATHER UPDATE:
Due to the inclement weather and lightning in the area, the July 4 Fireworks Extravaganza is currently delayed until this cell passes. Please continue to monitor the City's social media platforms and website for updates.
Two thumbs up for day two at the COVID-19 Vaccination Site at Germantown Baptist Church! Pictured below is Germantown Fire Marshal Jody Dwyer who is all smiles after receiving his second dose of the Moderna vaccine. Jody was a very brave patient and earned a post-shot lollipop.
Good morning, Germantown!
Neighborhood Services has received word that as of today the recycling processing facility is operational again. Facility staff thanks everyone for their patience while crews worked diligently to make necessary repairs.