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"There's no difference between anyone else in the city of Memphis and with the residents of Serenity Towers," said Marcus Ward, the special master for Shelby County Environmental Court. "We have said time and time again they deserve exceptional service."
The city's efforts to declare Serenity Towers a chronic nuisance are on hold until at least the summer.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (WAVY) — People are invited to enjoy a ‘Family Field Day Community Event’ this Saturday from noon until 4p.m. at the Achievable Dream Tennis Center located at 300 Ivy Avenue in Newport News. Frontline Millionaires University and Before You Do Something (BYDS) organizations are hosting their first event to introduce the community […]
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Some of the lingering problems at Serenity Towers, including issues with security, a lack of hot water, and pests, were discussed in Environmental Court Thursday. The 10th floor of the Criminal Justice Center is where Environmental Court is held and where for years now those with Serenity Towers have been ordered to […]
A day after representatives from the troubled Serenity Towers were back in Shelby County Environmental Court, NewsChannel 3 has new details about why the taxpayer-funded property high rise failed its latest federal inspection. In late November, NewsChannel 3 learned Serenity had failed an October HUD inspection with a 23. ‘Unacceptable’: Serenity Towers fails latest inspection […]