Christian family man, business owner, healthcare leader, and 7th generation Tennessean. Senator Shane Reeves represents Tennessee’s 14th District with conservative values and proven experience.
Senator Shane Reeves
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Unstoppable Tennessee
Middle Tennessee can count on Senator Shane Reeves to be a strong conservative who is focused on solving problems. Join Senator Reeves in strengthening families, rethinking healthcare, and growing businesses to create an Unstoppable Tennessee.
State Senate District 14
As a seventh-generation Tennessean, Senator Shane Reeves has spent his life raising a family and opening businesses in middle Tennessee. He understands the importance of family, character, and conservative values to the people in this community.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to have taken a tour of the Fast Pace Urgent Care Clinic in Woodbury, Tennessee last week. Fast Pace currently has over 200 clinics across the state of Tennessee. They are filling the gap for rural areas who lack access to urgent care and other vital medical services.
I had a great time joining local optometrists for a networking event last week. Thank you for the invitation and for the incredible work you do every day to protect the vision and eye health of Tennesseans.
Yesterday, the Solid Waste Task Force held its second meeting to continue working on possible solutions for Tennessee’s solid waste issues. Our meeting was centered around learning about current recycling statistics and practices in Tennessee. The Task Force also visited the Coca-Cola Consolidated bottling facility in Nashville to observe their distribution and recycling practices.
Thank you to the Home Builders Association of Central Tennessee for asking me to swear in their officers last night. With 80,000 people a year moving into Tennessee, HBACT plays a vital role in ensuring that our citizens have quality homes.
Happy 29th wedding anniversary to my beautiful bride.
This past Wednesday, I had the pleasure of visiting the University of Tennessee’s Institute of Agriculture in Knoxville with Senator Bobby Harshbarger. I enjoyed getting to tour the Herbert College of Agriculture and the College of Veterinary Medicine. Thank you to everyone who made this trip possible.
Yesterday, I attended the ribbon cutting ceremony for Bedford County Higher Education Center, the new home of Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Shelbyville.
I spoke alongside TCAT-S President Jimmy Wright; Bedford County Mayor Chad Graham; Shelbyville Mayor Randy Carroll; Flora Tydings, Chancellor of Tennessee Board of Regents; and Speaker Pro Tem Pat Marsh.
The facility’s community room will be named in honor of Speaker Pat Marsh, who has served Bedford County since 2009.
Last Friday, I was joined by Michael Skipper and Senator Bill Powers at the Greater Nashville Regional Council Annual Meeting (Middle Tennessee Mayors Caucus) to discuss different issues facing Middle Tennessee.
This past Thursday, I toured the Cemetery School with Vincent Woodrow, Representative Mike Sparks and Secretary of State Tre Hargett. This is an amazing piece of African-American history that is being repurposed in Rutherford County.
I was honored this past week to have the opportunity to speak at Lipscomb University to the College of Business and to some of their leadership team. The focus of the talk was around credibility.
A good name is more desirable than great riches; to be esteemed is better than silver or gold.”
— Proverbs 22:1
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