Tennessee Conservative
Legislation To Create A Special Authority To Oversee The 130-Acre East Bank Area Surrounding The Titans Stadium In Nashville Could Be Reaching The Finish Line, Even As Outside Forces Try To Wave A Caution Flag.
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Selling Alcohol At Bars Starting At 8 A.M. On Sundays, The Same As Other Days Of The Week, Is Under Consideration In The Tennessee Legislature And Being Pushed By The NFL Titans.
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Tennessee’s Lieutenant Governor Believes A Bill Prohibiting Local Governments From Returning Expelled Lawmakers To The Legislature Could Fail A Constitutional Challenge.
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Nashville Spent Nearly $700,000 Out Of Pocket On Four Lawsuits Challenging State Laws This Year Along With 1,645 Hours Of The Department’s Time, According To A New Report.
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Nashville Electric Service Officials Appeared Before Two Metro Nashville Council Committees Monday To Defend A $47 Million No-Bid Contract To Upgrade The City’s Street Lights To LED Fixtures. The Utility Provider Told Council Members To Compare Its Deal To Philadelphia’s, Which Actually Cost 12% Less Per Street Light Fixture, Was Competitively Bid Out And Has A Faster Completion Timeline.
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Nashville Electric Service Officials Used An Exemption In Its Bidding Process To Non-Competitively Sign A Contract With A Company For Its Street Light Replacement Project, Potentially Costing Millions In Savings.
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The Tennessee Titans Have Agreed To A 20-Year Naming Rights Deal With Nissan For The Team’s New Stadium, Set To Open In 2027, But Did Not Disclose The Amount Nissan Is Paying For Those Rights.
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Metro Nashville Has Control Of The Nashville Airport Authority Again. A Three-Judge Panel That A Tennessee Law To Create An Eight-Member Board With Two Appointees Each For The Mayor, Governor, House Speaker And Senate Speaker Is Unconstitutional And That New Board Is Now Vacated.
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Nashville Has A New Mayor, One Who Was A Vocal Critic Of The Several Sports Stadium Deals Put Together By The Previous Administration.
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The Metro Nashville Council Accepted A Grant On Tuesday That Would Provide More Funding For School Resource Officers. This Grant Will Cover The Cost To Place SROs In Every Middle And High School In The Metro Area.
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