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Established in 1841, Germantown is a community driven by a commitment to excellence. The City operates under a mayor-council form of government, guided by a private act charter from the State of Tennessee.

The City of Germantown's 2020 census recorded a city population of 41,333. Racial make-up: Caucasian 86.5%, Asian 5.4%, African-American 4.8% Owner-occupied housing units rate: 87.6%

The City of Germantown is pleased to offer 24-hour access to City Hall through these online services. During business hours, feel free to contact our friendly customer service specialists at (901) 757-7200 or [email protected] for assistance.

The City of Germantown, its elected officials and employees stand ready to provide courteous assistance and quality services to you and are fully committed to making Germantown a great place to live. Flip thorough the guide to get details about the services provided by the City.

The City of Germantown only accepts applications for jobs that are currently open. Unless otherwise indicated, the hiring department will accept applications until an adequate applicant pool is established.

The City of Germantown, TN, is a vibrant and thriving community located in southeastern Shelby County. According to the latest census, Germantown has a population of approximately 41,000 residents.

Germantown City Government is at your service. From animal control to zoning, we have you covered. Our motto of "Excellence, Every Day" means that City services are designed to be efficient, cost-effective and delivered by friendly and helpful employees.

The City of Germantown values employees, and realizes that they are the ones that bring the City’s motto of “Excellence, Every Day” to life. Learn about available employment opportunities . Doing Business with the City

Germantown is governed by the elected Board of Mayor and Aldermen, which comprises a Mayor and five Aldermen. Together, they make up the legislative branch of the City government. Aldermen are elected at large, every four years, with staggered terms. The elected officials take office on the third Monday in December.