August Newsletter – Rep. Caleb Hemmer

Posted August 22, 2024 in Political Issues
I hope you are enjoying the final weeks of summer and the start of the new school year. August has been yet another busy month both at the legislature and here in District 59. After reading a book recommended by my pastor, The Anxious Generation, I have been researching policies to help combat the youth mental health…

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District 59 July Legislative Update

Posted July 17, 2024 in Political Issues
I hope everyone is having a great summer and staying cool (as possible) in this brutal heat.  If you’re like me, summer has been a mix of work and play. While my family and I have been savoring the final weeks of the season with poolside fun and camping in the beautiful Tennessee outdoors, I've…

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District 59 Newsletter – June 2024

Posted June 11, 2024 in Political Issues
School is out and Summer is in full swing! I don't know about you, but I am glad to have the roaring sounds of cicadas disappear in exchange for kids playing at the pool and birds chirping.   While Summer brings a welcome break and chance for respite from the normal daily schedule, things are still very…

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2024 Session Recap

Posted April 26, 2024 in Political Issues
The 113th General Assembly of the Tennessee Legislature has adjourned for the year, and I wanted to provide you with a summary of everything that has happened.   This year went smoother than last, but it was very challenging at times. I ran for office with the goal of helping people, giving back to my community…

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March Newsletter & Voucher Update

Posted March 7, 2024 in Political Issues
Our fight here at the General Assembly against Governor Lee's voucher scheme intensified this past week, as my colleagues and I are once again renewing our call for the resignation of Dept. of Education Commissioner Lizzette Reynolds. We have serious concerns about the Commissioner’s qualifications for the job, as state law mandates that the Education…

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My 2024 Legislation and Early Vote Info

Posted February 2, 2024 in Political Issues
Yesterday was the official house bill filing deadline for the Spring 2024 Session of the 113th General Assembly — which means legislators have finalized their legislative agenda for the session and are getting started on turning ideas into law.                                 …

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December Newsletter & 2024 Session Preview/Poll

Posted December 20, 2023 in Political Issues
From our family to yours, we wanted to wish everyone a Happy Holidays!   It’s hard to believe 2023 is winding down from what has been a busy year. We will be taking time off to enjoy Christmas with our family and friends next week and hope you are able to celebrate the holidays with…

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Rep. Caleb Hemmer Donates Special Session Salary to Advocacy Groups

Posted August 30, 2023 in Political Issues
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 8/30/2023: NASHVILLE—State Rep. Caleb Hemmer (D-Nashville) has announced that he will be donating his legislative per diem from the recently adjourned Special Session on Public Safety to two local non-profit organizations.  “I cannot in any good conscience accept a salary for a week of unproductive disputes, wasted resources, and not a single bill…

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The Inside Scoop on Special Session

Posted August 15, 2023 in Political Issues
Since the legislature adjourned earlier this year, I have been tirelessly preparing for the Governor's Special Session on Public Safety that begins August 21st. I have held numerous meetings with constituents as well as with the Governor and his staff, Law Enforcement Officers, TBI, District Attorneys, Gun Safety and Mental Health Advocates. I have also…

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South Nashville Mayoral Forum and TN59 District Updates

Posted June 23, 2023 in Political Issues
It's been a busy Summer so far.  I’ve been busy touring the district, attending meetings, and responding to constituents' concerns.  This month alone, I have toured Cheekwood, Travelers Rest, and the campus of Nashville State Community College. Additionally, to prepare me and my colleagues for the upcoming Special Session on Public Safety, I have been…

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