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Wednesday Shelby county Clerk Wanda Halbert appeared at a Shelby County Commission Committee meeting to answer questions about ongoing issues at the Shelby County clerk’s office.

Halbert refused to resign amid calls for her to be ousted.

“Clerk Halbert, for the good of Shelby County and all of its citizens, and in the interest of the continuity of services in the Shelby County Clerk’s office, I am

Shelby County Commissioner Mick Wright is calling for Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert to resign.

Not only is the lease expiring on the Poplar Plaza office, but a lease also expired more than a year ago on the clerks Whitehaven location.

“Clerk Halbert, for the good of Shelby County and all of its citizens, and in the interest of the continuity of services in the Shelby County Clerk’s office, I am

Mick Wright, who in the past has been vocal in opposition to Halbert, posted an open letter to social media calling on the Shelby County Clerk to resign.

Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert responded to a letter sent by Mayor Harris on March 22 saying that the Clerk’s Office will need to find a new location by the end of the business week.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Facing a possible removal of her role as the Shelby County clerk, Wanda Halbert wrote a letter to the county saying that she felt threatened about moving

Shelby County Mayor Harris told Wanda Halbert in a letter to make a decision about the location of an office to replace the Poplar Plaza Shopping Center location.