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MLGW Board Approves $258M Fiscal Consent Agenda Including Backup Generators

July 10, 2025 | Memphis City, Shelby County, Tennessee


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MLGW Board Approves $258M Fiscal Consent Agenda Including Backup Generators
The Memphis City Council Committee meeting on July 8, 2025, focused on several key items, primarily concerning the fiscal operations of Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW).

The meeting began with a brief introduction before moving on to the consent agenda, presented by President McGowan. The board reviewed four significant items, with a total budget approval of approximately $258 million.

The first item discussed was the ratification of a purchase order for backup generators, totaling over $38,000. These generators are intended for the Davis and Shaw Well fields to ensure continued operation during power outages. The funding for this project is largely grant-based, with 90% of the costs reimbursable. The additional funds were allocated to account for potential increases in costs and tariffs.

The second item involved a contract worth $553,250 with Mid South Engineering Consultants for a one-year period. This contract pertains to the installation of the Weaver to Gill extra high-pressure gas pipeline, a project that has been previously briefed to the council.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to maintaining essential services and infrastructure in Memphis, particularly in the face of potential challenges related to power supply and gas distribution. Further discussions and decisions on these matters are expected in upcoming meetings.

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