Town of Collierville

The Town of Collierville is a municipal government that provides essential services to the community within its boundaries. These services encompass public safety, infrastructure maintenance, utilities, and community programs aimed at supporting residents and local businesses. The town’s operations are organized to ensure safety, reliable public works, and quality of life for its populace. Various departments carry out these functions under the oversight of elected officials and appointed staff.

Located in Shelby County, Tennessee, the Town of Collierville is situated in the Memphis metropolitan area of the United States. As a suburban municipality, it encompasses residential neighborhoods, commercial zones, and municipal facilities that support daily life for its populace. The town’s headquarters is based in the United States, reflecting its status as a local government entity within the federal system.

The town’s governmental structure follows a mayor‑board of aldermen model, with policy direction set by elected officials and administrative execution managed by appointed department heads. In July 2019, the Town of Collierville experienced a ransomware attack that encrypted files on its computer systems, disrupting municipal operations and prompting an immediate response to contain the malware and restore services. This incident highlighted the importance of cybersecurity resilience for local governments and led to ongoing efforts to strengthen defensive measures.