City to Vote on Unloading Auto Inspections onto County

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In two weeks the Memphis City Council is scheduled to vote on a plan where the city would get out of the inspections business by July of next year.

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johnb38016 - 8/10/2012 11:49 AM

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I had my car inspected last Monday at 10 AM and was the ONLY car there to get inspected. I guess since they eliminated newer cars from the inspections, there are a lot fewer cars to inspect: ONLY CAR THERE TO BE INSPECTED! WOW!

ReligionStinks - 8/10/2012 11:02 AM

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If the city is losing money on it, then I'm all for dropping it. I'm not sure how anybody that pays property taxes could disagree.

cantwegetalong - 8/10/2012 7:26 AM

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I'm so tired of Memphis getting to vote to shurck their responsibilities and leaving it for the county, all the while they want to reap the benefits and "run" the whole process. All while leaving the county without any say. aybe they should vote to give up their city charter and allow the county to fix their mess.