Takes credit for Memphis downtown events
NextDoor and social posts credit him personally with downtown Memphis cleanup and event organizing — framed under the #Keeping901Informed banner.
Separating the hashtags from the facts in Memphis (and Arkansas).

A living document. Every claim below is cross-referenced to the public filing, post, or bylaw it refutes. Corrections welcome.
01 · The Myth
Jerred Price
Former Commissioner
Memphis, Tennessee · Civic & Community
▸ Headline reads "Former Commissioner."
▸ Reads as an elected title. It is not.
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The title "Former Commissioner" describes an appointed volunteer seat — not an elected office. Here's what the record actually shows:
Appointed, not elected.
He served on the Memphis City Beautiful Commission — a volunteer advisory body members are appointed to, not voted into.
Ran for City Commission — and lost.
He mounted a race for Memphis City Commission and was not elected.
Ran for County Commission — and lost that too.
A separate bid for Shelby County Commission likewise failed at the ballot.
0 for 2 at the ballot box.
Two competitive races, zero wins — yet the 'Commissioner' title persists in his bios.
An appointed volunteer role is public service. It is not a mandate from the voters — and calling oneself "Commissioner" without that qualifier leaves out the two losses that define the record.
02 · The Pivot
One foot claims Memphis credit. The other is on an Arkansas ballot.
NextDoor and social posts credit him personally with downtown Memphis cleanup and event organizing — framed under the #Keeping901Informed banner.
Public filings and campaign pages show he is a candidate for Leachville City Council Ward 1, Arkansas — up for election November 2026.
Local Facebook pages carry video of Leachville council meetings and disputes. We track the ongoing record below.
Leachville, Mississippi County, Arkansas
Ballot Status
Filed
Leachville Feed — Video Embeds (tracked)
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03 · The Contradiction
The Downtown Neighborhood Association of Memphis collects membership dues from residents — solicited under the language of a community non-profit.
Yet the same organization has acknowledged its IRS tax-exempt status lapsed — meaning those dues were taken in without the exemption it implied.
A neighborhood association operating as a membership organization for a defined Memphis downtown footprint, with governance set by its board.
Highlight · Exposed Provision
The 2024 bylaws create a self-styled "Founding Fathers Committee" — a clause granting the original board permanent, irrevocable takeover powers over the association.
Effect
The original board can override any future vote, dissolve any elected committee, and reassert control at will — permanently.
The Problem
A "neighborhood" association collecting dues while operating under self-granted permanent governance powers is a structural takeover, not a democracy.
Dues without active tax exemption + permanent self-appointed takeover powers = a non-profit in name only, and a board that cannot be removed by the members funding it.
04 · The Receipts
Side-by-side. Every NextDoor claim, next to the truth and its original source.
"I'm a Former Commissioner — trust my record on Memphis."
Source — NextDoor post — #Keeping901Informed
He was appointed to the Memphis City Beautiful Commission (a volunteer body), and lost races for both City and County Commission.
Verified via — Shelby County Election Commission — results archive
1 of 4 receipts · submissions reviewed & cross-referenced before posting
05 · The Tip Line
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