06/25/2026
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I'm proud to have received the support of my Council colleagues to secure several important investments in Memphis’ FY2027 budget that will strengthen families, neighborhoods, and opportunities across our city.
✅ Paid Parental Leave for City Employees in collaboration with Councilwoman Jerri Green
Supporting working families and helping the City of Memphis recruit and retain a strong workforce by providing paid time for new parents to care for and bond with their children.
✅ $1.5 Million Family & Youth Stabilization Fund in collaboration with Councilwoman Jerri Green
$500,000 for food relief for immigrant families
$1 million for housing stability for families with school-aged children and youth aging out of foster care because stable housing and food security are essential for thriving families and successful students.
✅ $2.75 Million for North Frayser Community Center Renovations
Investing in a vital community space that will serve youth, seniors, and families for years to come.
✅ $1.5 Million for Universal Pre-K
Expanding access to early learning opportunities and helping ensure more children enter school ready to succeed.
✅ $3.25 Million for Gooch Park Track & Field Construction
Matching federal grant funding to create a premier athletic track that promotes health, recreation, and community engagement.
✅ New Douglass Community Center Design Begins July 2027
Taking the first step toward delivering a modern community center that reflects the needs and vision of the Douglass community.
✅ Park Security & Illegal Dumping Cameras again, in collaboration with Councilwoman Jerri Green
Advancing citywide investments to improve public safety, reduce blight, and protect our parks and neighborhoods.
These investments represent our commitment to building a stronger Memphis!
I’m so grateful to serve the constituents of District 7 and the entire City of Memphis!
*Also, although it didn’t pass, I was proud to have voted IN FAVOR of AFSCME’s pay increase.
Michalyn Easter-Thomas
Michalyn Easter-Thomas
Councilwoman Michalyn Easter-Thomas
Jerri Green