 With a winter storm expected this weekend, please keep these essential contact numbers handy.
Emergency Contacts:
For emergencies, call 911 immediately.
For non-emergency police assistance, call 901-853-3207.
Power Outages:
If your power goes out, call MLGW at 901-544-6500 for the fastest service. You can also visit mlgw.com/OutageCenter for real-time updates. Calling MLG&W directly will speed the process of getting your power restored. If you see a downed power line, stay clear and call MLGW at 901-528-4465. As always, dial 911 in an emergency.
Storm Damage:
If you see storm-related safety concerns, such as tree limbs in the road, call the Collierville Police non-emergency line at 901-853-3207.
Water and Sewer Emergencies:
Call Public Services at 901-457-2800; after hours call Police Non-Emergency at 901-853-3207.
 With icy road conditions possible in the area this weekend, the Collierville Police Department urges all residents to limit travel whenever possible. Even roads that appear clear can be slick and unpredictable. For your safety, please stay home unless travel is absolutely necessary.
We know many locations around Collierville are popular for sledding. If you plan to enjoy outdoor activities, please park responsibly:
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Do not park along roadways or block travel lanes.
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Leave plenty of space for vehicles to pass safely.
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Avoid creating hazardous situations for pedestrians getting in and out of vehicles.
Remember to keep roads clear for emergency vehicles, utility crews, and other drivers.
The Collierville Police Department will post road condition updates on Facebook twice daily throughout the weekend, around 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
 Public Works is actively preparing for predicted winter weather this weekend. Crews, equipment, and operations are ready to respond as conditions develop, including pretreating roads and bridges, monitoring problem areas, and addressing ice, snow, and storm-related debris.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed by following trusted news sources and to use caution as winter weather approaches. We will provide Town updates, as needed, throughout the weekend across multiple communication channels.
All updates will be posted collectively here.
 As winter weather approaches, the Town of Collierville is taking steps to keep our residents and staff safe. For this reason, the following facilities will be closed on Saturday and Sunday, January 24 - 25.
- Collierville Burch Library
- Collierville Community Center & Fitness Center
- Morton Museum of Collierville History
- Collierville Animal Shelter (internal care for animals will proceed; closed for public visits/adoptions)
- Public Works Transfer Station
 As we prepare for possible winter weather and power outages, take a moment to think about any medical needs in your home.
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Make sure you have an extra supply of essential medications
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Check that medical supplies (oxygen tubing, glucose testing supplies, inhalers, etc.) are stocked
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Have fresh batteries or a backup power source for medical equipment
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Know how long your equipment can safely operate without power
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Keep important phone numbers handy, including your pharmacy and healthcare provider
Don’t Plan Alone - Let a trusted neighbor, family member, caregiver, or friend know about any medical or mobility concerns so they can check on you if needed.
If you have specific needs in your home, consider letting first responders know ahead of time by registering here.
See more videos about winter weather safety here.
 Once the snow melts and winter weather moves on, shake off the cabin fever with a night out at the Harrell Theatre! Make an evening of it on January 29—enjoy dinner at a local favorite, then settle in for a live performance by Buffalo Rose. Buffalo Rose showcases modern folk and Americana through the sound of Pittsburgh’s charismatic six-piece band, delivering an unforgettable evening of music.
Front Doors Open: 6:00 p.m.
Seating Begins: 6:30 p.m.
Show Time: 7:00–9:00 p.m.
Purchase your tickets here.
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