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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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.
For this week’s Reeves’ Tennessee Top 5, I have 5 important updates to share with you all:
1. Tennessee is expected to get a massive snowstorm this week, which means that the legislature will not be in session next week. Stay safe and enjoy the snow!
2. I’ve had several groups visit my office this week, including the Tennessee Association of Optometrists and the Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants. Make sure to reach out to my office to get on my calendar this session!
3. The Senate Energy, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Committee met on Wednesday to hear presentations from TDEC (Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation) and ECD (Economic and Community Development) regarding the progress of the Nuclear Advisory Council and the Tennessee Aquarium on their conservation efforts.
4. The Solid Waste Task Force met on Thursday to continue discussing potential legislative solutions for Tennessee’s solid waste problem.
5. This week, our intern for this session, Alaya Fuqua, started her internship in our office. Alaya is a junior at Middle Tennessee State University and she plans to pursue a career in accounting after graduation. Welcome to Team Reeves, Alaya!
This week, the Senate Energy, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Committee received an update on the work of the Nuclear Energy Advisory Council, which aimed to strengthen Tennessee’s leadership in the nuclear energy innovation.
This week, I had the pleasure of meeting many different Tennesseans, both from District 14 and from other regions of our great state.
Happy Birthday to Dolly Parton, a musical icon and proud Tennessean!
I’m starting a new weekly series this session called, “Reeves’ Tennessee Top 5,” where I share 5 important things that happened here in Nashville that week.
1. The legislative session officially opened at 12pm on January 13th, 2026.
2. The Senate Energy, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Committee opened on Wednesday, January 14th. This meeting was centered around Solid Waste Management, with presentations from TDEC (Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation) and the National Waste and Recycling Association.
3. The Solid Waste Task Force will be meeting next week on January 22nd and can be streamed on the Tennessee General Assembly website.
4. The Tennessee State Museum is hosting an exhibit, Tennessee Voices, American Stories, to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States. This exhibit highlights people who helped build Tennessee and the United States.
5. Feel free to contact my office by phone or email, or you can schedule an appointment to meet with me in Nashville!
Yesterday, I opened the Senate Energy, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Committee with a focus on the future of Tennessee’s Solid Waste Management. You can visit the Tennessee General Assembly website to stream future committee meetings every Wednesday at 11:30am.
The Tennessee Senate is officially back in Session. It’s game time!
I had the pleasure of speaking at the Tennessee Pork Producers Association meeting earlier this week. Tennessee’s pork producers are vital to Tennessee’s agricultural community and food industries.
Heartbroken to hear of the passing of Elizabeth “Liz” McPhee, MTSU’s First Lady. My prayers are with President Sidney McPhee and the McPhee family as they mourn this tremendous loss. Liz served others with grace and left a lasting impact on MTSU and our community.
Thanks to Americans for Prosperity (AFP) for hosting a forum last night for the Rutherford County delegation. AFP consistently fights for good policies that expand freedom and opportunity through economic liberty and limited government.
Hope everyone in District 14 had a Merry Christmas yesterday.
I dropped off a ham yesterday at a local food bank after being challenged by Chairman Chris Todd of the House of Representatives.
I’m thankful for Tennessee’s pork producers and all they do to help feed Tennessee.
Merry Christmas to all Tennesseans.
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