Here is where the bulk of our operation lies. The
Roads and Bridges that all of our citizens travel everyday to get to work
and school. Although we try our best to make sure that everything
flows smoothly all of the time, there always happens to be a pothole or a
tree limb in the road. Please contact the Public Works office at
901-837-5900 with any problems that you see and help us make the roads safe for
everyone. The supervisor for road and bridge maintenance is
Mike Stafford and he may be contacted at the above number.
If you see an emergency after hours please contact Central Dispatch, or the
Sheriff's Office, at 901-475-4300.

Most have
seen the large rock that we use. This is the Rip-Rap or large limestone
rock that we use to prevent erosion around pipes or bridges. Did you
know that Tipton County Public Works installs approximately 4000 tons of
this material per year! That would cover a football field about 2'
deep in rock.
One of the major issues that people are concerned with is
"when will our road be paved?". We are looking at our
funding for the current fiscal year now. Please contact our office and we
will be able to answer any questions about your road's status.
There are nine commissioners that serve on the Public Works
Committee for the county. They are as follows:
Rusty Wooten, District 1
Tommy Dunavant, District 2
Steve Bringle, District 3,
Vice Chairman
Mike Sterling, District 4
Glenn Turner, District 5
Clifford Wilson, District 6
Harold Twisdale, District 7, Chairman
Bob Wilson, District 8
Jeff Scott, District 9
Please contact any of these officials with any questions or
problems you might have.