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.
Hard to believe that my baby girl is 19 years old today. Happy birthday, Emma White. Love you.
This past Wednesday, we celebrated Sportsman’s Day on the Hill at the Beth Harwell Plaza. I’m thankful for the Tennessee Wildlife Federation for all they do to protect Tennessee’s wildlife and access to public spaces.
I’m honored to have been nominated for GOPAC’s 2026 Emerging Leaders Class.
This program brings together Republican legislators from across the country who are committed to advancing ideas that make our communities more prosperous. I’m grateful for the opportunity to learn, grow, and work alongside leaders who are dedicated to serving their states and constituents.
I have a few very important things to share with you sll this week:
1. So many constituents came to the Capitol this week to meet with me and let their voices be heard. Some of these constituents included the Homebuilders, the Smyrna and LaVergne Fire Departments, Child Advocacy groups, Easter Seals, the Tennessee Medical Association, and Journey’s Community Living.
2. The Senate Health Committee heard a presentation from Commissioner Marie Williams from the Department of Mental Health. Tennessee is down about 1,000 overdose deaths in comparison to previous years. In 2024, about 3,500 people died from an overdose, this year that number is down to about 2,500.
3. The Senate Energy, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Committee heard testimony from former University of Tennessee football coach, Phillip Fulmer, and Predators player Mike Fisher in support of providing additional funding for TWRA. This bill passed through my committee.
4. On the Senate Floor yesterday, I passed SB 2558 which allows our state veterinarian to step in to protect our livestock from disease outbreaks, while still protecting our farmers.
5. March 17th is Ag Day on the Hill! Come visit the Capitol and participate in the festivities!
It was another busy week here in Nashville! Thank you to all of my constituents who came to visit me from the 14th district this week.
I’m proud to announce that Evans Plant Farm in Rutherford County has been awarded a $52,207 Agricultural Enterprise Fund grant through the Tennessee Department of Agriculture! This grant will contribute greatly to Middle Tennessee’s agricultural development and community.
This week, I have 6 important things to share with you all:
1. On Monday, I had the honor of introducing and recognizing former Senator Jim Tracy on the Senate Floor. Senator Tracy served Tennessee for 13 years, and I took over his seat after he joined the Trump Administration.
2. On Tuesday, I passed SB 422 through the Commerce Committee which will mandate insurance companies to pay for additional prosthetics for children under 17 who want to be active. I am extremely proud of this bill.
3. The Senate Energy, Ag, and Natural Resources Committee met on Wednesday, we heard two bills and a presentation from the forestry association.
4. Pharmacy Day on the Hill was Wednesday! SB 2040 was passed in the Health Committee on Wednesday, which will greatly benefit independent pharmacies across TN.
5. I brought the TN State FFA officers on the floor on Thursday to recognize them during FFA week.
6. Yesterday, on Thursday, Our Speaker, Lieutenant Governor Randy McNally, announced on the Senate Floor yesterday that he will not be seeking re-election. Governor McNally has been a great friend and mentor to me during my time in the Senate. He will be greatly missed.
This Tuesday, I passed SB 422 through the Commerce Committee with an almost unanimous vote. SB 422 would require insurance companies to cover additional prosthetics for children that would allow them to run, jump, climb, and play with their peers. I am incredibly proud to be the sponsor of this bill and to advocate for these children.
I’m grateful to have met so many engaged constituents this week. I met with many different groups, including FFA student officers, pharmacists from the Tennessee Pharmacy Association, the YMCA, the Nuclear Network, and community leaders here for Disability Day on the Hill. Thank you for taking the time to visit me.
Tonight, the Senate recognized former Senator Jim Tracy on the floor. Throughout his thirteen years of service, Senator Tracy truly embodied the Volunteer spirit.
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