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.
This week, I received the Champion Against Cancer Award from the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network. I am incredibly proud to have worked with the American Cancer Society on SB 435, which passed the Senate Floor on April 16th. SB 435 will expand Tennessean’s biomarker testing access for all forms of cancer and other rare and infectious diseases.
The 114th General assembly is adjourned. “Sine die” is a Latin phrase meaning “without a day.”
Last year, Cannon County received a clean financial and compliance audit from the Comptroller of the Treasury.
Today’s Minister of the Day was Pastor Kelvin Teamer from North Boulevard Church of Christ in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Thank you Pastor Teamer for praying over us today.
Yesterday, the Tennessee General Assembly passed the state’s $58 billion dollar budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Passing the following year’s budget is the General Assembly’s only constitutional responsibility and signals that the legislative session is coming to a close.
I had the honor of introducing Pastor Dean Anderson on the Senate Floor as today’s Minister of the Day. Pastor Anderson serves First Baptist Church in Woodbury, Tennessee.
Happy Good Friday! This week on Reeves’ Tennessee Top 5, I’m keeping things short and sweet.
1. Two of our final committees, State and Local Government and Health Welfare, closed this week.
2. The budget will likely be presented on the Senate floor on April 15th.
3. I passed SB 2556 through the Senate Health and Welfare Committee this week. This bill will make new FDA approved and DEA scheduled medications available sooner for Tennesseans.
4. I had the honor of bringing my intern, Alaya Fuqua, on the Senate floor on Thusday. I am so grateful to have had her in my office this session.
5. Happy Easter! I hope you all have a wonderful weekend with your family.
One of my bills, SB 2558, is heading to the Governor’s desk for signature. SB2558/HB2517 provides clarification on the authority of the Tennessee State Veterinarian.
Another busy week in the books! On this week’s Reeves’ Top 5, I have a few important things to share with you all.
1. On Monday, women’s republican groups came together from across the state to host their annual luncheon. I had the pleasure of meeting and sitting with over 20 women from Rutherford County.
2. We celebrated Outdoor Day on the Hill on Tuesday. We had fishing, boating, and climbing groups, as well as the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Association (TWRA) and our state park groups.
3. Wednesday was the 38th Annual Lincoln County Hamburger Day on the Hill. I used to serve Lincoln County a few years ago, and it was wonderful to see so many old friends from Fayetteville here at the Capitol. Living Sent Ministries also had their Day on the Hill this Wednesday. They came together each floor and prayed for us all. I am so grateful for everything they do in our communities.
4. I passed SB 1788 on the Senate Floor this Thursday. This bill was brought to me by a Murfreesboro constituent and helps ensure that homeless individuals are not being displaced and sent from one city to another.
5. The legislature has just received the Governor’s supplemental budget, which includes $5 million dollars for cyber security at MTSU.
Now that the legislative session is beginning to wind down, I wanted to take you all through one of my days as a Tennessee State Senator.
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