Quick Guide For All Contested State And Local Races In Nashville
United States House of Representatives District 5 * Andy Ogles (incumbent) Republican Party Nominee * Maryam Abolfazli Democratic Part
United States House of Representatives District 5 * Andy Ogles (incumbent) Republican Party Nominee * Maryam Abolfazli Democratic Part
RESOLUTIONS * RS2024-686 (Passed) approving an intergovernmental license agreement with County Hospital for limited military training purp
APPOINTMENTS AND NOMINATIONS OF NOTE * President Pro Tempore Vote: Councilmember Sandra Sepulveda was appointed as the council’s new Presi
In 2018, he wanted to show voters how much Mayor Barry's transit referendum could cost them. In 2024, he doesn't think it necessary. What changed?
RULES OF PROCEDURE * Rule 28.1: (Passed) Requires members of the public show proof of Tennessee residency in order to participate in the M
RESOLUTIONS * Vision Zero: Passed, a $350,000 sole-source contract with the University of Tennessee–Chattanooga for Vision Zero Plan data
Ben Cunningham of Tennessee Tax Revolt takes the transit referendum to task
The Committee Against an Unfair Tax talks to us about what's wrong with Mayor O'Connell's transit referendum
RESOLUTIONS * Late-Filed Resolution (Not Recognized) a resolution condemning the assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump
RESOLUTIONS * RS2024-568 (Deferred) A resolution giving $1,971,656.19 through the Office of Homeless Services to The Salvation Army for th
RESOLUTIONS * RS2024-543 (Passed) MNPD Taser upgrade * RS2024-539 (Passed) an agreement for the purchase of 3 acres to build a new fire s
RULES OF PROCEDURE * Rule 13 (Deferred) changes filing deadlines for legislation and rules of procedure, deferred to the first meeting in
Back in February, MNPD began Operation 72, an initiative dedicated to investigating car thefts in Nashville. Since its inception, every poli
Metropolis plays fast and loose with Music City patrons
“As I took office, Chief Drake expected that we could staff the department to full budget…by the end of this calendar year,” Mayor O’Connell